Oil Heads Lower For Sixth Day In A RowOilPrice.comDespite a weakening U.S. dollar wafting smelling salts under the nose of the crude market, prices are still unable to pick themselves up off the canvas, heading lower for a sixth consecutive day. Hark, here …

MarketWatchNatural-gas prices jump 6%, while oil heads for 6th straight session lossMarketWatchNatural-gas futures rallied Thursday as U.S. government data revealed a smaller-than-expected weekly climb in domestic inventories of the fuel, lifting prices to …

WWLTV.comVideo shows oil from spill entering marshes in Barataria BayWWLTV.comNew aerial video shows an oil entering marshes in Barataria Bay. This video is from environmental group "Vanishing Earth" shows part of the two-square-mile spill. An es …

13WMAZ.comCrews clean oil spill in Lake Sinclair13WMAZ.com"We actually kind of enjoy the lights at nighttime," Michael Cline said. "We're going to miss the plant when it goes down." Michael Cline and his wife have lived on Lake Sinc …

Financial TimesWall Street near record as oil above $50Financial TimesUS index futures hover just shy of record highs, underpinning other major stock markets, as monetary policy remains in focus and oil prices hold above $50 a barrel. The dollar is a touch …

kgw.comOregon governor, leaders call for oil train moratorium in Gorgekgw.com“Oil train tankers are still lying on their sides in Mosier, the ground and water have yet to be cleaned up, and there's still no good explanation for the cause of Friday' …

kgw.comMosier waste water treatment plant and sewer lines non-operationalkgw.comOfficials say a light sheen of oil was observed about six feet offshore in the Columbia River at the mouth of Rock Creek. Responders deployed about 1,000 feet of containment bo …

kgw.comCrews work to put out oil train fire in the Gorgekgw.comMOSIER, Ore. -- An oil train passing through the Columbia River Gorge near Mosier derailed Friday afternoon, igniting a fire and sending out large plumes of smoke. The train derailed at about 1 …

Seeking AlphaOil majors borrowing big to cope with crude slumpBDliveTHE world's biggest oil companies are borrowing record amounts of money to cope with a slump in crude prices. Luckily, there's rarely been a better time to go on a debt binge. Exxo …

Seeking AlphaTunnel Vision Could Ruin Some Oil Investors As Bankruptcies ClimbSeeking AlphaI'm increasingly concerned over the oil market, as it looks like it won't accept anything else than a positive spin on a rebalancing of supply and demand com …