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Dallas Police Chase on IH-35 Leads to Gunfire and Suspect's Death, Temporarily Closes Highway
A vehicle pursuit involving the Dallas Police Department on northbound IH-35 just north of Business 121 escalated to gunfire, resulting in the death of a suspect, as per official reports. The Dallas PD, which is spearheading the ongoing investigation, has confirmed these details while clarifying that no officers from the Lewisville PD were involved in the incident. The highway, as a consequence, was shut down temporarily, causing significant traffic delays.
Family Demands Accountability After 4-Year-Old Autistic Girl Left on School Bus for 7 Hours in Extreme Heat
A Dallas family is seeking answers and accountability after their 4-year-old daughter, Araiya Pruitt, who is autistic and nonverbal, was left unattended on a school bus for nearly seven hours in sweltering heat. The incident has raised serious concerns about the safety protocols of the Dallas Independent School District (DISD).
Missing Altus Woman, Husband Located In Texas
An Altus woman and her husband who went missing last month have been found in Texas, according to police. According to court records, Elizabeth Lee filed for a protective order against her husband Jeremy Bearden the day before she went missing almost two weeks ago. Bearden also went missing around...
Volleyball Can't Get Going in Texas
WAXAHACHIE, Texas - The Ave Maria University volleyball could not reverse their fortunes Saturday, falling twice in their final two matches of the weekend in the Lone Star State. Both of Ave Maria's defeats were of the 3-0 variety, falling in straight sets to Nelson University and Oklahoma Wesleyan University. The losses dropped the Gyrenes to 0-7 on the season, with one non-conference match next week before the start of Sun Conference play next Saturday.
4 New Texas Laws That Went Into Effect Sept. 1, 2024
4 New Laws Are Going Into Effect This Month In Texas That You Need To Know About. In September of 2023, a ton of new laws went on the books in Texas but fast forward to now a year later and only a very small handful of laws will go into effect this month that were passed last year.
Feral Hogs Cause Havoc, Results In Massive Damage To Park In Texas
Feral Hogs in Texas have been a problem for some time in the state. As revealed by NBC DFW, the state is home to the most Feral Hogs in the nation. This isn't good for the agriculture of the state. A statement by the former state director of the Texas Wildlife Services Program, Mike Bodenchuk, revealed the major issues:
Police Are Seeking Texas Most Wanted Murderer Ernest Christopher Nathan
Police in the state of Texas are seeking Ernest Christopher Nathan for the crime of murder. Here's what is known about Nathan, as well as his crimes not just in Texas, but in another state as well. Ernest Christopher Nathan And The Crimes He Committed. According to the Texas Department...
Urgent: 13 Young Girls Missing In Texas This August
Another month has come and (almost) gone in Texas. As August ends, the unfortunate truth is that numerous kids, the majority of young girls, have gone missing in the state. The issue of children going missing is not only confined to Texas, this is something seen nationally. But no matter where kids are going missing, it is tragic. It's impossible to understand what these children and their loved ones are thinking and feeling at this moment. But I can predict feelings of loss, fear, and panic.
Texas Man Exonerated After 34 Years Behind Bars
Benjamin Spencer, a Texas man who spent 34 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, was finally exonerated on Thursday. The 59-year-old had been wrongfully convicted in 1987 for the murder and carjacking of Jeffrey Young. Despite maintaining his innocence for decades, it took a dedicated legal team and a fresh look at discredited evidence to clear his name.
How the century-old trucking industry is changing
DALLAS -- They’re literally the biggest players on the transportation landscape: tankers, flatbeds, big rigs and box trucks that roam the nation’s highways and haul billions of tons of freight worth trillions of dollars. But even the century-old trucking industry is facing changes. “I usually start [at] like...
El Paso advocates aim to restore Mexican gray wolf to West Texas
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Rick LoBello has never seen a Mexican gray wolf in the wild, but has spent the past 46 years trying to help restore the animal as an apex predator into the wild landscapes of West Texas, after it disappeared from the region. “I went to Sul Ross State University and […]
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