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From Iowa To Texas: The Incredible Ride Honoring WASP of WWII
The National Women Air Force Service Pilots (WASP) WWII Museum in Sweetwater, Texas, is preparing to honor veteran and avid cyclist Larry Ritland as he embarks on his "WASP Legacy Ride." This remarkable journey, set to take place from September 1 to 28, 2024, will see Ritland cycle from Iowa to Texas in tribute to the Women Airforce Service Pilots of World War II. Ritland is a Vietnam veteran and is a proud 42-year member of the American Legion.
Republic, Mo., man enters guilty plea in deadly wrong-way drunk driving crash in Springfield killing 3
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - A Republic man pleaded guilty to three counts of second-degree murder for a January 2023 wrong-way drunken driving crash that killed three from Texas. Steven Jordan also pleaded guilty to six DWI-related charges. A judge will sentence him in November. Police say Steven Jordan had been...
Austin-Round Rock metro leads Texas in housing construction, 3rd highest apartment construction nationally
The Austin metro has the third highest multifamily construction and highest single-family construction in the U.S., according to reports. However, the Austin Board of Realtors (ABoR) reported in 2023 that the metro is still short by tens of thousands of homes.
Fraudster sentenced for nationwide scheme to sell thousands of fake Texas paper vehicle tags
HOUSTON – A 35-year-old Dallas man, who had formerly lived in Houston, was sentenced to nearly 8 years in federal prison after conspiring with others to buy and sell thousands of fraudulent Texas-issued paper tags for car sales when no cars were sold, according to a press release. Daniel...
Brace Yourself, Texas: Highly Active Hurricane Season Continues, Say Experts
After Hurricane Beryl battered south Texas, many residents who live along the gulf are contemplating if there will be another devastating tropical storm. Experts warn that it very well may be possible. One thing to keep in mind is that parts of the Texas gulf are actually more vulnerable to...
Court orders can’t be used to change gender on Texas licenses, DPS email says
The Texas Department of Public Safety’s driver’s license division will no longer accept court orders or amended birth certificates that change a person’s sex, when it differs from the documentation the department already has on file, according to an internal email obtained by KXAN notifying staff of the change that would be “effective immediately” on Tuesday.
Texas power grid status: ERCOT reports record-high power demand amid excessive heat
As parts of Texas continue seeing record heat with more in the forecast, folks are cranking up their air conditioning and setting up fans to seek relief. State workers are now reporting the power grid has reached record demand. What's the status of the Texas power grid, and what is expected for the...
Hays CISD considers joining 60-plus districts in TEA A-F accountability system litigation
The litigation expresses concerns over changes made to the rating system and the STAAR. (Brittany Anderson/Community Impact) Over 60 Texas school districts are concerned that changes to the Texas Education Agency’s A-F accountability system could prevent its schools from receiving an “A” rating, and have questioned the reliability and validity of the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, or STAAR, under the new changes.
5 Horned Frogs on Reese's Senior Bowl Watch List
MOBILE, Ala. -- TCU safeties Abe Camara, Bud Clark and Jaise Oliver, linebacker Namdi Obiazor and wide receiver Savion Williams have been named to the watch list for the 2025 Reese's Senior Bowl. The Reese's Senior Bowl is college football's premier All-Star Game and will be played Feb. 1 in...
Q & A with TCU linebacker Max Carroll
TCU redshirt freshman linebacker Max Carroll has been one of the impressive players in fall camp and looks primed to make an impact at a very loaded position. A former three-star that played multiple positions in high school, the 6-foot-3, 225-pounder has worked his way into the two-deep from TCU's defense in some packages.
Texas law enforcement and TxDOT team up to prevent drunk driving
AUSTIN, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – The Texas Department of Transportation will be increasing traffic enforcement to crack down on DWI arrests over the Labor Day holiday. TxDOT will be working statewide with law enforcement to identify and arrest drunk drivers from Aug. 16 through Sept. 2. Executive Director Mark Williams said, “every drunk driving fatality is […]
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