5 suspects arrested in Lewisville homicide case, including 4 in Colorado and 1 in Texas, police say
Police say the Sept. 11 shooting was planned and targeted, not random, and the investigation remains active.
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Police say the Sept. 11 shooting was planned and targeted, not random, and the investigation remains active.
The bus driver and four students were on board when the single-vehicle crash happened near Huling Road and Lois Road East.
Federal indictment charges Nancy Black with 10 counts of bank fraud and two counts of aggravated identity theft.
Police say the two men knew each other, lived on the same street, and had been involved in an ongoing dispute.
Sergio Maas, 22, was fatally shot during an attempted catalytic converter theft from his vehicle, authorities said.
Authorities say Cesar Sebastian Palomo opened fire during a fight, leaving two others wounded.
Authorities say the Aug. 6 struggle left Officer Justin Jones with damage to his femoral artery.
The suspect later told officers his injuries came from people he had been playing pool with earlier.
Prosecutors allege a name change helped conceal prior criminal charges and employment discipline during the district's hiring process.
No one was hurt in the Friday afternoon robbery at Solomon & Co., authorities said.
Investigators say welding on a fence sparked the blaze near County Road 275.
"Residents may return home; however, conditions remain subject to change," the Bosque County Sheriff's Office said in a statement late Tuesday.
Students were redirected around the affected area as firefighters responded and dismissal continued normally.
Police said the man advanced toward officers after they tried to de-escalate the situation.
Police said several rounds were fired early Saturday in the 5900 block of Highland Village Drive.