Female Injured in Accident
KPD officers responded to a serious accident at 10 PM on 7/30/23, in the 1000 block of East General Cavazos Blvd.
Fire Causes Extensive Damage to Abandoned Warehouse
The call came in at approximately 4:42 a.m. on Wednesday, July 26, 2023.
Texas Nixed Child ID Kits
Legislation that would require purchasing the kits is facing key opposition.
ESC Region 2 Announce Teacher of the Year Regional Winners
Region 2 winners, Heather Franzone of London ISD and Cynthia Hopkins of CCISD will move on to compete at the state level later this year.
$10.76 Million Judgment Against Operators Durning Covid-19 Lockdown
By deceptively marketing itself as a faith-based wealth building organization, Blessings in No Time scammed consumers out of tens of millions of dollars.
Rural Texas May Lose out on Billions in Broadband Infrastructure
Grant applicants are required to have a line of credit from a major bank and put up 25% of the project cost ahead of time.
Homicide Investigation Update
The original charge was upgraded to murder on Friday, July 14, 2023, after the victim passed away from the injuries.
Food Safety Honor Roll
USDA has some tips for parents and caregivers that will help them make the food safety honor roll.
CBP Officers Apprehend Homicide Suspect
The arrest was one of 86 fugitive apprehensions recorded by CBP officers working at area ports since the beginning of July.
Labor Agreement with Police Union
The CBA focused on wages, including a Cost-of-Living Adjustment over the four-year contract for all police officers.
Undeclared Currency Found in 18-Wheeler Tire Wheel
While speaking with the driver, the Officer developed reasonable suspicion to believe that criminal activity was occurring.
New Fees for Electric Vehicles Begins September 1, 2023
A $200 annual fee for electric vehicle registration renewals and a $400 fee at the time of new electric vehicle purchases for the initial two-year registration period.
Paxton Lawyers Seek to Disqualify 3 Senators as Impeachment Jurors
Paxton’s lawyers filed a motion Friday that asks Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick to disqualify Sens. Nathan Johnson of Dallas, Roland Gutierrez of San Antonio and José Menéndez of San Antonio, arguing they have a proven bias against Paxton.
Crime Blotter - Felony Warrants
During the arrest, Pena was discovered to be in possession of a controlled substance and was additionally charged with a felony charge of possession.
Heat-Related Dangers
Big Bend Sector is warning people during this extreme heat wave not to cross the border illegally into the desert and mountains of West Texas.
USDA Invests in 1890 Land-grant Universities
These projects are part of NIFA’s 1890 Capacity Building Grants Program, which is designed to build capacity for teaching, research, and Extension activities.
Saharan Dust May Trigger Allergic Reactions
Moderate to heavy density plume of Saharan dust is expected to arrive in South Texas in the early morning hours of Tuesday, July 25.
U.S. Sues Texas Over Floating Border
The U.S. Department of Justice made good on its warning last week that it would sue Texas unless the state agreed to remove the barrier in the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass.
Western Reservoir Water Level Expected to Drop
Roughly half of the regional surface water supply (Choke Canyon Lake and Lake Corpus Christi) continues to experience a reduction in combined capacity.
CBP Officers Intercept Cocaine-Filled Cheese
CBP officers located four wheels of cheese that had been declared by the driver.