May News

Kirk Lohse, Texarkana College public information officer, resigned Tuesday. President Frank Coleman would not give any reasons for Lohse's resignation.

By the late 1940s, Amon Carter, the founding publisher of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, was a force in print publishing and in radio, with his station WBAP.

A 53-year-old Big Spring man pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of receiving child pornography, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Lubbock.

Dawson Lions Club Dawson Lions Club met at noon Aug. 27 for a luncheon meeting to hear Lee McCleary, Corsicana/Navarro County economic development director, speak about the power plants and other issues facing ...

A graduate from Early High School was killed in a one-vehicle crash near the Ron Jackson Juvenile Correctional Facility early Saturday morning.

The deadline to register to vote in the Tuesday, November 4, 2008 Election is October 6, 2008.

Several women from the Bonhi Class of '73 as well as other alumni and friends are joining forces to battle Alzheimer's disease by walking in the October 3 Memory Walk in Allen, Texas.

The gently rolling ranchland and hardwood-dotted landscapes of northern Grimes County are being noticed by more and more people, and while growth in the area isn't at a boom stage, it is becoming more evident ...

It has long been said that college is supposed to be the time of your life, unfortunately for Michael Delgado that all changed Labor Day weekend.

September 05, 2008 - 3:27 p.m. THUMBS UP Thumbs up, certainly, to one of the most brilliant and caring of men, the executive director of Gulf Bend, Donald Polzin.

August 31, 2008 - During the August grand jury session, at least 56 indictments were issued against 44 people.

Jeremy L. Halbreich has resigned as chairman of the board, president and chief executive officer of American Consolidated Media LLC, a company he founded 10 years ago.

A Lawton man accused of setting his brother on fire in May will be formally arraigned Sept.

Democrats were using the one-two punch of Hillary and Bill Clinton to unify their party against Republicans and argue that the nation would be safer - its economy as well as its citizens - under a Barack Obama ...

Though they will be deciding school board trustees, New Diana and Harmony school district voters will not cast their ballots inside their school districts.

Jerry Horton's Carter Avenue house with two 100-year-old oak trees in the front yard.

A past president of the Early Parent-Teacher Committee turned herself in at the Brown County Jail Thursday after being indicted in connection with the theft of funds from the organization.

The former president of the Early parent teacher organization was arrested Thursday on a charged of felony theft.

The list of potential safety violations committed by the Missouri-bound bus that crashed Friday in Sherman, killing 15 Houston residents on a church trip, authorities say, is a long one: A*The blown tire ...

It seemed like they had a good thing going last fall, but it's all over now. Cisco Systems IP lawyer Richard Frenkel had just posted on his anonymous Patent Troll Tracker blog, skewering two Texas lawyers and a ...