Marshall News

Two Marshall residents have been charged with class C felony receiving stolen property worth $500 or more in connection with a theft from a rural residence Sunday afternoon, July 5, according to unofficial online court records.

A registered sex offender remains in Harrison County Jail on charges of sexually assaulting two local teenagers.

A "no refusal" holiday weekend drunk driving program netted seven arrests, said Harrison County District Attorney Joe Black.

Need entertainment for this 4th of July? If a trip is not to your liking how about family, watermelon, air conditioning and a good book to read with ribs on the side.

A Marshall man was taken to the hospital by ambulance following a two-vehicle crash about 7 p.m. Friday.

A 68-year-old Marshall woman was treated for first and second degree burns after a fire in her home Thursday at Woodland Apartments.

Dish Network satellite TV customers can keep using their digital video recorders while a court battle continues with TiVo Inc.

In May, Guadelupe Martinez of Marshall graduated from University of Missouri with a degree in journalism.

An Abbott spokesman said the company would appeal the verdict delivered in Marshall, Texas.

Families preparing for Fourth of July festivities may want to figure safety with fireworks and cookouts into the mix as they finish their master plan for summer fun and sun.

For years we've discussed how patent holders love to file infringement lawsuits in Marshall, Texas.

The kick-off for the Great East Texas Arts Competition was well-attended Thursday afternoon as artists and patrons of the arts gathered at the Marshall Visual Art Center for the announcement of this year's finalists.

Marshall emergency responders transported a 77-year-old woman to a local hospital Tuesday following a three-vehicle accident just outside of the city limits.

More than nine years after she allowed pornographic videos of her two grandchildren to be made, Denise Ward was taken into custody Monday afternoon by a U.S. marshal.

Local talent dominated the first-ever Ark-La-Tex Idol auditions held in Marshall Saturday morning with 12 of the 20 finalists chosen from the host city.

Thanks to a grant from the city of Marshall, and the investment and efforts of Marshall native John Sanders, the Caddo Lake Institute recently was able to participate in mechanical harvester trials to evaluate whether physical removal can play a significant role in the management of invasive aquatic vegetation at Caddo Lake.

Approximately $26,000 will be spent toward sending close to 80 MISD personnel to a CSCOPE curriculum conference in San Antonio later this month.

The Greater Marshall Chamber of Commerce, in conjunction with the Kilgore Small Business Development Center and the Texas Department of Insurance, will offer a one-day conference on workers' compensation for Texas employers.

Winnie Pilot's house was a distant memory of itself. Burnt mattresses, charred pieces of wood, tables and clothes were strewn across her backyard.

The Harrison County Bail Bonds Board's request to use the commissioner's courtroom for its meetings was taken under advisement by the court.