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DPS trooper to retire after 25-plus years
Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Wayne Whiteaker is retiring at the end of this month after 26 and one-half years with DPS, more than 20 of those years spent in Uvalde.
CBS 7 Staff June 20, 2008 UPDATE 12:15 AM Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Howard County and Martin County till 1:15 AM.
Lamesa Man Dies After Being Backed Over by Car
Police say the man and a woman were traveling in separate vehicles yesterday when they began arguing.
Lamesa Domestic Dispute Leads to Tragedy
Posted: A Lamesa man is dead following what appears to be a tragic accident. It happened just after 6:00 p.m. Thursday.
Storms cancel some flights at DFW International Airport
A band of severe storms moved through portions of Texas on Tuesday, forcing the cancellation of 170 flights and causing 40 others to be diverted from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to other airports ...
CBS 7 News Staff April 24, 2008 West Texas - Tornadoes and large hail hit parts of the basin hard yesterday and our storm chasers were there to prove it. via KOSA
South Plains Residents Continue Clean-Up Process After Severe Weather
Posted: Residents across the South Plains are picking up after severe weather tore through the area Wednesday. via KCBD-TV Lubbock
Three tornadoes hit northwest Texas
“Thankfully none of these tornadoes did much damage”
There was little damage after three tornadoes and other severe weather hit northeast Permian Basin towns Wednesday evening. via Odessa American Online
Five Tornadoes Struck West and North Texas
The National Weather Service now confirms that five tornadoes struck West and North Texas on Wednesday. via KIII
Possible twisters touch down in West Texas
“All the damage was in one direction”
As many as three tornadoes may have touched down briefly in West Texas on Wednesday afternoon as a severe thunderstorm system moved northeast across the region. via Houston Chronicle
CRANE COUNTY It took firefighters three hours to extinguish a blaze that popped up in Crane County Monday. via Odessa American Online
Help Authorities Locate NewsChannel 11's Most Wanted
That's after your tips helped authorities round-up eight others, now on the captured wall. via KCBD-TV Lubbock
Help Authorities Locate Kenneth Dyer
Posted: Officers want to revoke his probation, but first they need your help to find him. via KCBD-TV Lubbock
Glasscock County's Pruit longest-serving sheriff in the U.S.
“Dimple, Buster's aunt, had a diamond worth $8,000 and we found it and some smaller diamonds in Dallas”
The people of Glasscock County took to a man called Booger 49 years ago and never changed their minds. via MyWestTexas.com
Four inducted into Texas newspaper hall of fame
Amon G. Carter Sr., founder and longtime publisher of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, was among four inductees Friday in the Texas Newspaper Foundation's Hall of Fame. via El Paso Times
On Jan. 22, 2008, after a short illness, Myrt went to be with her Lord and Savior in Heaven. via Kerrville Daily Times
Burn Ban Possible In Lubbock County
“If we keep up this low humidity and no rain fall I think there could be a possibly of a burn ban being issued”
Posted: The dry weather is prompting several South Plains counties to issue burn bans. via KCBD-TV Lubbock
Body of missing Georgia hiker is found
Authorities in Georgia have found the body of a missing hiker, hours after a judge denied bond to the man accused of kidnapping her. via KEYE-TV Austin
Sales tax revenue up for local cities during December
Sales tax revenues for the city of Big Spring were up for December compared to a year ago, according to the State Comptroller's Office. via Big Spring Herald
Shrinking town of Los Ybanez still brings in visitors
“We run it just like it was Lubbock, Texas”
The West Texas town of Los Ybanez sees more visitors in a day than other towns of its size might see in a year. via Lubbock Avalanche-Journal