The event, which ran nearly five hours, was hosted by State Representative Tan Parker and Denton County Commissioner Andy Eads.

Their primary focus is on the Barnett Shale in North Texas.

The cancer-causing chemicals were found to be lacking, according to the TCEQ.

In addition to the proposed wastewater disposal well, Williams Energy has plans to install several compression stations at the site.

Can you light your tap water? (Just wait.)

During the proceedings, there were occasional outbursts from the crowd.

The International Socialist Organization says profit is superseding human rights when it comes to drilling.

Partnership also completes expansion project in Colorado.

Those getting royalty checks are seeing lulls in revenue and delays in drilling.

... and they're shutting down two suspect wells as a precaution.

The firm walks away with just short of $200 million in the sale.

Although a problem has been identified, it's unlikely to be addressed, at least for drilling.

Could have, but not definitely. Let the fear-mongering BEGIN!

The assets were purchased by Talon Oil & Gas.

Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief and his city council brown-nosers keep flushing and we keep paying to clean up their mess.

Good to see some companies are still progressing in a forward like motion instead of sitting with their ass cheeks clenched while the economy tries to recover.

Though Chesapeake wanted to withdraw the request, the city Board of Adjustment and residents turned out to officially kill the deal.

Wooohoooo!!!! We've struck oil.... err, uh, gas! We've struck gas!