TxDOT responding to buckled road along Palmer Highway, Texas City officials say
Drivers are told to use caution after road buckling was reported along Palmer Highway and 33rd Street in Texas City on Thursday.
Drivers are told to use caution after road buckling was reported along Palmer Highway and 33rd Street in Texas City on Thursday.
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