ICYMI: Top headlines from across the Basin

PERMIAN BASIN (KMID/KPEJ) – Here are the top stories from around the Basin for the week ending on July 19.

Multiple businesses were impacted after a massive fire Sunday night at Payne’s Gym in the Town & Country Shopping Center. Firefighters arrived to heavy smoke coming from the gym and spent hours on the scene battling the blaze. Crews said the fire spread to the common attic space of the strip mall and moved north. You can learn more about the fire and the businesses it affected here .

The Midland Police Department is requesting assistance in locating 34-year-old Santiago Granger after he was identified as a suspect in several stalking cases in Texas and New Mexico. He is believed to be living in Carlsbad, New Mexico, previously working in Odessa. You can learn more here .

Two people were killed late last Friday after driving through a fence, sign, and into the west side of Bowie Middle School. The Odessa Police Department said speed and alcohol are believed to be factors of the crash. You can learn more here .

Midland Habitat for Humanity celebrated a significant milestone on Monday, July 15th, with the dedication of its 195th home in the 900 block on N. Baird St to the Angelica Brown family. The dedication ceremony marked another step forward in the organization’s mission to provide truly affordable housing to deserving families in West Texas. You can learn more about the family and the impact this dedication has on the family here .

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