An Odessa man was arrested late last week after investigators said a 13-year-old girl made an outcry of sexual abuse. Bobby ...

Other field equipment at an oil and gas facility was pilfered. The Winkler County sheriff dispatches his officers ...

MIDLAND, Texas — For a town known for pumping oil, it didn't start out that way. "In a sense, it was a railroad stop," Jim Collett, president of the Midland Historical Society said. "I mean ...

The city of Midland reached a settlement this week with oil field wastewater company Pilot Water Solutions, based in Houston, after challenging more than a dozen saltwater disposal wells it feared ...

Jacobe Kendrick, 39, grew up in Midland, Texas, and is now working as a real-estate agent there. ... He was one of the first Blacks to work in the oil field here, too. These days, ...

The state of Texas experienced peak oil production in 1972. But production dwindled through to the early 2000s until January 1999 when it doubled to over 39 million barrels.

The Railroad Commission has released preliminary oil natural gas production statistics for the month of March. According to ...

As oil and gas companies struggle to dispose of their wastewater in the Permian Basin, the city of Midland is challenging applications for disposal wells near one of its drinking water sources.

MIDLAND, Texas — The Sensia Petro-Technical Applications Seminar (SPAS) is revolutionizing technologies in the oil and gas industry. The seminar took place at the Bush Convention Center in ...

Just a couple years after the price of oil briefly fell below $0, dusty, sweltering Midland, Texas, is a boomtown again.Hotels are at full capacity and there are 50% more rigs dotting the fields ...

In March, a sheriff's deputy drove out to an oil field west of Odessa after the owner called in to report two of his storage tanks were short more than 400 barrels of crude, worth about $31,000.

Can recycled oil field water quench the thirst of drought-stricken West Texas? Now, pilot projects are exploring whether this water could be treated and used to grow crops. By Martha Pskowski ...