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Thunderstorms Moving In Tonight

North and Central Texas Weather returns late this afternoon as storms develop across the Big Country and move east/northeast this evening. Additional rounds of showers and thunderstorms will develop late tonight and throughout the day Thursday. A few strong to severe storms are expected throughout this period, with the best …

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Texas Voting Results

Donald J. Trump and Josph Biden Jr. carried Texas and Camp, Franklin, Hopkins, Lamar, and Titus counties. State Representative District 5 went to Cole Hefner. U.S. Senate went to Republican Ted Cruz and Democratic candidate Colin Allred. Camp Sheriff – Michael Sarge Sparks 731, John Cortelyou 718 Tax Assessor – …

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Texas Smokehouse Creek Fire

According to the Texas A&M Forest Service incident map, the Smokehouse Creek Fire in Hutchinson, Roberts, and Hemphill counties is estimated at 1,059,570 acres burned and is 37% contained. The fire is now considered the largest in Texas history. Over the weekend, the Texas A&M Forest Service reported flare-ups of …

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Panhandle Fire Chief Dies From Fire

A Texas fire chief whose small town was among the most brutally hit last week by historic blazes sweeping across the Panhandle died Tuesday while fighting a structure fire. Fritch Fire Chief Zeb Smith was the first at the scene of the fire and died from his injuries after being …

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Wildfire In Fannin County

The Fannin County Office of Emergency Management credited the weather with helping crews slow the spread of the wildfire in the Monkstown area. On Monday, a massive fire on private land north of Country Road 2415 pushed north into the Caddo Grasslands. They called Telephone and Honey Grove Volunteer Fire …

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Wolfe City Man Missing

The Hunt County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help locating Mark Dobson, 70, whom friends last saw early Tuesday morning. That was on CR 4719 near Wolfe City. He wore blue jeans, a T-shirt, and white New Balance tennis shoes. He wears glasses and may also be wearing …

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Thunderstorms Possible

Thunderstorm chances return Wednesday evening and will continue off and on through Friday. During this time, a few intense or severe storms with primarily a hail threat and a secondary damaging wind threat will be possible.

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Facebook Had Issues

On Tuesday morning, thousands of Facebook users had issues logging into their accounts as Facebook reported outages globally. Many reported being logged out and unable to log back in. The global outage affected Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads. At this time, the cause of the outages is unknown.

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Sulphur Springs Police Arrest Couple

Tony Andrew Hitt, Jr. | christina Marie Stockton   Sulphur Springs Police contacted two adults in the hotel room just before 10:00 Monday night. They noticed a marijuana odor and observed a clear baggie on a table containing suspected mushrooms. The contraband was within reaching distance of two children. They …

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Mt Vernon Masonic Lodge Collecting Donations

The Mt Vernon Masonic Lodge is collecting donations for victims and First Responders of the Texas Panhandle fires. They are accepting donations until Tuesday, March 12. They will accept donations of clothes, money, infant supplies, First Aid supplies, non-perishable foods, drink items, and pet supplies. The drop-off locations are Franklin …

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Mineola Man Arrested For Child Porn

Fransisco Antonio Gonzalez of Mineola, also known as Kiko Gonzalez, was indicted by a federal grand jury. They accused him of knowingly coercing a minor to engage in sexually explicit conduct to record or create pictures. Gonzalez faces imprisonment of not less than 15 nor more than 30 years, a …

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Paris Police Report For Tuesday, March 5

Cherry Rae King Monday, officers responded to the 1500 block of Clarksville about a Theft. They contacted Family Dollar personnel and learned that Cherry Rae King, 43, stole items from the store. The officer stopped King as she attempted to leave, and she possessed less than $20.00 worth of items. …

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Voting Until 7:00 PM Today

Hopkins County, voting Tuesday, March 5, for the Republican Primary Election, has contested races for House District 2 between Brent Money and Jill Dutton. There are two propositions on the Republican ballot. One is eliminating all property taxes, and the second is Border Protection. Johnny Paul “JP” Moseley and Lewis …

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Marshall Man Charged With Tax Violations

The Eastern District of Texas sentenced Boyd Lynn Gutcher, 51, of Marshall, for federal income tax violation. Butcher pleaded guilty to aiding and assisting in preparing false tax returns and was sentenced to three years in federal prison by U.S. District Judge Rodney Gilstrap on Feb. 27. The court ordered …

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Free Debris

There is a definite mystery brewing along the California Central Coast. They are receiving multiple reports of debris washing ashore for at least 60 miles From San Simeon (SEE-me-un) to Grover Beach. So far, people have seen wooden barrels and possibly raw cotton bales. When the storm brought rough seas, …

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Rain And Turning Cooler

North and Central Texas Showers and thunderstorms will continue east of I-35 this morning, with additional development expected into the afternoon. Coverage should remain around 20-30% throughout the day. A few storms may become strong to severe with hail and gusty winds. A slow-moving cold front will go through the …

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Texarkana Shooting Leaves Teen Dead

A shooting in Texarkana early Monday morning left Jason Hubbard, 16, dead. It occurred around 1:30 am in an apartment 1000 block of College Drive. Authorities arrested a 16-year-old in connection with the shooting and took him to the juvenile detention facility. They think they were friends, and police recovered …

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Hopkins County Police Chase Ends In Arrest

A Hopkins County Sheriff’s Deputy noticed Brandon Wayne Clemins, 26, doing 100 in a 60-mph zone heading west on Highway 11 near County Road 4724. It was Sunday night around 11:00. The chase ended down an alleyway of Caddo St. in Commerce. Officers arrested Clemins and transported him to the …

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Lamar County Man Awarded $6.2 Million

A Collin County jury has awarded Bill Proctor, 57, of Lamar County, $6.2 million in a medical negligence lawsuit against a Sherman doctor. Proctor was left a person with paraplegia after what his attorney says was a botched spinal surgery. Proctor was referred to Sherman Dr. Mark Silver and went …

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Oklahoma Grocery Gets A Tax Cut

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt released a statement celebrating the passage of HB 1955. It cuts the state grocery tax. The Governor said, “Today, we get to fulfill a promise to all four million Oklahomans and pass the most significant single-year tax cut in Oklahoma history. Cutting the grocery tax means …

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