Inmate Set To Die For East Texas Murder As State Resumes Executions After COVID-19 Pandemic Delay
A Texas death row inmate condemned for fatally shooting an 82-year-old man nearly three decades ago is scheduled to die by lethal injection Wednesday.
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A Texas death row inmate condemned for fatally shooting an 82-year-old man nearly three decades ago is scheduled to die by lethal injection Wednesday.
Texas has once again broken its single-day record for new coronavirus cases. The state reported 10,028 new cases Tuesday as officials warned hospitals are reaching capacity.
A few weeks after more than 100 people attended her husband's funeral, a Texas widow was herself on the brink of death.
Several North Texas school districts already planning for flexible options, in line with new guidance from the Texas Education Agency.
The State Fair estimates it creates about 7,000 seasonal jobs every fall.
Zimia Whitaker, 2, was last seen in the 100 block of Arcadia Road in Center. She's believed to be with Zenas Whitaker, 27.
Both Gov. Abbott and Dallas County Judge Jenkins agree slowing the spread of the virus will boost the economy, but how to achieve that is a different story.
He still believes they make a difference in stopping COVID-19, however, about a half dozen residents pushed back against that idea during a public meeting.
Victor Tralci is a University of North Texas graduate student working on his master's degree.
When Ronald Floyd opened the envelope, inside was a US Bank ReliaCard - a debit card used for unemployment benefits.
Olivia Martinez was last seen around 10 p.m. in the 6000 Block of Highcrest Drive.
"I'm just reflecting back on four years ago, how heart-wrenching that evening was," retired DPD Sgt. Mike Gurley said.
On Tuesday, the number of hospitalizations soared past 9,000. Texas also set a new high for deaths in a single day with 60.
Officer Anna Bailey was booked into the Kaufman County Jail at approximately 7:00 a.m. Monday morning according to jail records.
Last time they held an emergency distribution, the Tarrant Area Food Bank gave out about 2,500 food boxes. This time it will be up to 4,000 boxes.
