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Patrick: Obama is seeking his fourth term in office
(The Center Square) – Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick says former President Barack Obama is running for a fourth term in response to President Joe Biden announcing he isn’t running for reelection and is endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as his replacement. “Obama is seeking his 4th term as president,” Patrick said in a social media post. “The June debate was a hit job on Biden by his own party; humiliating him was step one to run him out. There was no need for Biden...
Council aims to lock-in city manager for three years
Summer ‘State of the City’ includes major commercial announcement. “You know we’re getting a Starbucks, right?” Charlie Smith asks, eager to share the good news. “We got the plans the other day.”. It’s not that he’s a caffeine junky. No, the pep in Smith’s step...
Paris Police Report For Thursday, July 25
Wednesday night at 10:42, Paris Officers conducted a traffic stop in the 200 block of Lamar Avenue for traffic violations and smelled a strong odor of marijuana emitting from the vehicle. The passenger, Jataurius Keshaun Council, 24, consented to search his person. Officers found a baggie containing a usable amount of cocaine in his pocket. As the Officer reached for his handcuffs, Council ran. The Officer caught Council and led Council to being arrested and booked with Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance-cocaine, Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance-THC wax, Resisting Arrest/Search/Transport, and Evading Arrest/Detention. Police released the driver of the vehicle.
New Boston Considering Another Capital Murder Charge
A 19-year-old man could face a second capital murder charge after the death of the second victim in a July 6 robbery and shooting. Malaki Scott Beckham remains in custody at the Bi-State Detention Center on a $2 million bond. The victim, Nicholas Webster, 19, died July 18 at CHRISTUS St. Michael Hospital, according to the New Boston Police Department. They expect Beckham to face a charge of capital murder in Webster’s death. Beckham already is charged with capital murder in the death of Princeton Washington, 19, who died at the scene of the shooting in the 300 block of North Lindsey Street. At the time of the shooting, Beckham was serving a 10-year term of felony probation in Bowie County for a 2022 robbery and a five-year probation term for a 2021 credit/debit card abuse case.
Teen dead following ‘thwarted burglary’
LONGVIEW — A 17-year-old is dead and another minor is injured after an alleged “thwarted burglary.” According to our news partner KETK, officers responded to a report of a residential burglary in progress on Mahlow Drive around 2:20 a.m. on Wednesday. Officials said that they found a 17-year-old male inside the residence with life-threatening injuries. Police said that the 17-year-old was taken to a hospital where he later died from his injuries. Longview PD said that “it was determined he was the suspect that unlawfully entered the home.”
Texarkana Police Looking for This Man on Felony Warrant
Texarkana Arkansas Police need your help in locating a man who has been issued a felony warrant. Texarkana area police are looking for Cameron Reshaud Armond. He is wanted for alleged Fleeing by Vehicle with Risk of Death or Serious Injury. Armond is a 25-year-old black male. He stands 6...
Bossier City mayor to announce ‘actions of interest’ during news conference
BOSSIER CITY, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Bossier City Mayor Thomas Chandler will “announce actions of interest to Bossie City citizens” on Thursday morning, according to a news release. The media conference will happen in front of Mayor Chandler’s office at City Hall, 620 Benton Road. The mayor...
These Texans will be competing for Team USA at the 2024 Olympics
SAN ANTONIO — The Lone Star State representation will be strong in the City of Light when the 2024 Paris Olympics get underway Friday. Of the roughly 600 athletes competing for Team USA, more than 60 have Texas ties. That means that if Team USA lives up to its...
Friday is the next best chance for rain in North Texas
NORTH TEXAS — There's at least a 20-degree difference between temperatures in North Texas' most western and most eastern counties this afternoon. Based on the temperatures seen today, counties to the Southwest have been dealing with more cloud cover on Thursday. There have been a few showers, mainly to the east, and there was even a flood advisory in portions of Bosque and Hill counties. Overall, the rain has been fairly minimal today. Rain chances remain at 30% or less through sunset, then dry conditions are forecast overnight into Friday morning. Friday is the last chance for rain, but it'll once again be a scenario where the farther south/east, the more likely it is to see some showers. Highs will remain below normal, in the 80s and low 90s, Friday through Sunday. Once high pressure builds back in across the central U.S. next week, temperature highs return to normal or above. Comparing triple-digit days from last summer through this year, it's noticeable how few triple-digit days the area has had this June compared to last. The cooler temps can't last forever though. August 1 is coming in hot.
Thursday Night Forecast: Active through Sunday, heat returns next week
TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms early. Chance of rain: 40%. Low: 73. Winds: SE 5 MPH. TOMORROW: Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Chance of rain: 40%. High: 85. Winds: SE 5-10 MPH. SATURDAY: Partly cloudy skies with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. […]
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