For months, the Morning News has consistently done a great job of covering the fertilizer plant explosion in West, Texas, and its aftermath. The big takeout they ran this weekend is no exception. Do yourself a favor — even if you read it already — to check out the online version here. It’s a good use of multimedia storytelling. What Sarah Mervosh and Dave Tarrant wrote doesn’t need much of a boost, but it still benefits from the work of the DMN’s web team.
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