A collision on the Houston Ship Channel is being investigated. The incident involved two vessels, a bulk carrier and a towing vessel. Further information about the collision is available from the National Transportation Safety Board.
They have released a report detailing the events surrounding the crash. Details about the incident can be found in the report, which is the result of an investigation into the collision that occurred in July 2024.
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