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Trinity County deputy who suffered stroke on duty a decade ago, passes away
TRINITY COUNTY, Texas (KETK) – Trinity County Sheriff Woody Wallace said a former deputy that suffered a major stoke while on duty in 2013, passed away on Saturday. According to Ronald Clinton Driskell’s obituary, he became a deputy at the sheriff’s office because he loved serving other East Texans. Wallace said Driskell joined in 2013 […]
They said this TSU senior died in a crash on the North Freeway but she's still alive and fighting
HOUSTON — A family that held a vigil Friday at HCA Northwest Hospital is one deeply rooted in faith. "That’s what keeps us going,” Jennifer Hicks said. Texas Southern University senior Teiyah Hicks has been on the brink through 13 surgeries so far. "As a mom, you...
Houston man accused of beating man after fender bender, charged with murder in road rage incident
A Houston man already accused of beating a man after a fender bender is now facing murder charges.Authorities have charged 23-year-old Roy Herring in a murder case that stemmed from a road rage incident on June 26.The victim, Edgardo Estrada, was inside his car when it slammed into the fencing of a community pool at Cook Road and Bissonnet in southwest Houston. Police found Estrada was shot several times in his car. They suspected road rage, but no arrests were made immediately.On Friday morning, the murder charge became official. Investigators believe Herring got into some sort of road rage dispute...
The Astros are now 5 1/2 games up in the AL West after shutting out the Orioles 6-0
BALTIMORE (AP) — Spencer Arrighetti outpitched Corbin Burnes, Ben Gamel drove in two runs in his Houston debut and the Astros extended their lead in the AL West to a season-high 5 1/2 games with a 6-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday night. Arrighetti (6-11) allowed three...
Houston council members 'shocked' at what they heard from the teachers' union regarding HISD
A city council meeting left some members stunned at what they heard from the teachers' union and parents just days after school started.A week after a Marshall Middle School student died, Houston city council members held a hearing on HISD. During the meeting, the student's death took center stage."This was something that never should have happened," Houston Federation of Teachers chief of staff Corina Ortiz said.A week ago, HISD said the student suffered a medical emergency. On Thursday, Houston Federation of Teachers leaders told the council the nurse tried to use an AED, but it wouldn't work.The district won't say...
From The Archives: Gov. George W. Bush’s 1998 Jacksonville visit
JACKSONVILLE, Texas (KETK) – In 1998, then Texas Gov. George W. Bush made a stop in East Texas amid scandal in the White House. With election season in full swing we travel to 26-years-ago for this From The Archives report. Bush was in Jacksonville signing autographs, posing for pictures and speaking to residents, former KETK […]
Dallas City Council Confronts Legal Challenge Over State Fair of Texas Gun Ban as Attorney General Ken Paxton Sets Ultimatum
The debate around the State Fair of Texas' recent gun ban has escalated to the doors of the Dallas City Council as Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issues a threat of legal action. The council convened in a closed session to deliberate on the new gun policy, which was implemented after a shooting incident at the fair last year left three people injured. According to CBS News, Paxton's ultimatum underlines the policy's conflict with state laws that permit licensed gun owners to carry firearms on government-owned properties.
Suspects in violent robbery in Spring believed to be juveniles, still on the run
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas - Two juveniles are facing aggravated robbery charges after a violent incident Friday afternoon outside a Target store in Spring, Harris County Precinct 4 Constable Deputies reported. Deputies are searching for two suspects, believed to be between the ages of 14 and 18, who are accused of...
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