KAYLEE HOTTLE, GODZILLA VS. KONG ACTRESS, DIES AT 18 AFTER MARYLAND CAR CRASH. (PHOTO).

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 Kaylee Hottle, Godzilla vs. Kong actress, dies at 18 after Maryland car crash Kaylee Hottle, the actress known for her roles in Godzilla vs. Kong and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, has died at the age of 18. Hottle’s father, Joshua Hottle, confirmed that his daughter died following a car crash in Maryland on Tuesday morning, July 21. According to Joshua, he was informed that Kaylee had been involved in a serious accident and was told she died while being transported to a hospital. He later shared a video on Facebook using American Sign Language, explaining the circumstances of her death and saying he was travelling from Texas to Maryland to claim her body. “I am taking a flight that I never would like to take,” Joshua wrote in the caption accompanying the video. Kaylee and her parents were part of the Deaf community. According to *The Houston Chronicle*, four generations of Joshua’s family have been Deaf. Kaylee attended the Texas School for the Deaf, which confirmed her death i...

CHEVRON SHUTS DOWN GULF OPERATIONS AS TROPICAL DEPRESSION TWO THREATENS FLOODING AND STORM IMPACTS. (PHOTO).


 Chevron shuts down Gulf operations as Tropical Depression Two threatens flooding and storm impacts

Tropical Depression Two is continuing to strengthen over the eastern Gulf of America, raising concerns about heavy rain, flooding and dangerous storm conditions along parts of the U.S. coastline.

Chevron announced it is shutting down production at its Petronius offshore facility and moving personnel back to shore as a precaution ahead of the storm’s expected intensification. The company is taking the steps as Tropical Depression Two could strengthen into Tropical Storm Bertha.

Offshore energy operations are particularly vulnerable during tropical systems because many facilities are located in coastal waters where strong winds, high waves and flooding can create hazardous conditions.

Forecast models show the storm could remain over warm Gulf waters as it moves westward, potentially increasing its strength before approaching the Texas coastline later in the week. A strong area of high pressure over the southern United States could influence the storm’s path and keep it in favorable conditions for development.

The system is expected to bring heavy rainfall of 2 to 4 inches across parts of Florida, the Texas Panhandle and the Big Bend region. Forecasters warn that flooding risks could increase, with a lower-level flash flood threat early in the week followed by a greater risk along the immediate Gulf Coast.

As the storm continues to organize, Chevron and other coastal businesses may implement additional safety measures to protect workers and facilities.


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