In Trinidad, Texas, a 16-year-old girl suffered severe chemical burns after showering in the town's water, raising alarms about its safety. The incident occurred on May 28, prompting her parents, David and Misty Logan, to seek medical attention at Children's Health Dallas. Doctors concluded that the burns were likely caused by chemical exposure from the water, which has long been discolored. The Logans are considering legal action against the city, which was in the process of changing water disinfectants at the time. The situation escalated as accusations surfaced about other residents experiencing health issues, leading to the arrest of independent journalist Jennifer Combs for allegedly causing public panic. Although a grand jury declined to indict her, Combs has filed a federal lawsuit against the city, claiming political retaliation. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is now investigating the water quality, and a law firm is organizing free independent water tests for residents. Amidst the turmoil, city officials scheduled a workshop to discuss water quality, but reports indicate no attendance from city representatives.