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Sunday night in Denison shots rang out, and minutes later a helicopter was flying an 11-year-old to a Dallas hospital. Officials pronounced a 5-year-old dead at a Denison hospital. Someone fire shots into their house. Police are not sure if the shooter was on foot or if it was a …
Read More »Crash Kills Paris Man
Timothy “Evo Po” Richardson Sunday a crash killed Timothy “Evo Po” Richardson, 38, of Paris, after his Ford Escape crashed into a one-ton truck about two miles south of the loop on FM-1497. DPS reported Richardson lost control of his vehicle, overcorrected and re-entered the highway into the northbound lane. …
Read More »Authorities Are Looking For Huntington Woman
Terran Speaker The Nacogdoches Sheriff’s Office is searching for Terran Speaker, 32, of Huntington, who reportedly escaped a high-speed chase and subsequent manhunt. She was a suspect in a homeowner reporting a theft in progress. Officers arrested Julie Saxon, 33, of Corrigan, and Travis Wilbanks, 33, of Hudson in the …
Read More »Hunt County Drug Bust
The Hunt County and Rockwall County Sheriff’s Offices and the Quinlan Police Department joined in the federal investigation of a methamphetamine ring. It was in the Lake Tawakoni area. Aryan Circle, a white supremacist organization, had 15 members charged in a federal indictment related to a methamphetamine distribution operation. U.S. …
Read More »Murder For Hire
Troy Walker Neville, 45, Gatesville, was held Monday in the Coryell County Jail on a bond of $1 million. Officials charged him with two counts of capital murder. He allegedly tried to hire a confidential informant to kill his ex-wife, Rebecca Neville, and her sister, Lampasas Police Chief Sammy Bailey, …
Read More »Choctaw Used Toy Drive
Choctaw Used Toy Drive to Aid Families in Need DURANT – The season is hardly on the horizon. Still, Christmas joy is growing daily in the thoughts and hearts of many. Choctaw Nation’s Going Green program has found a unique way to bring smiles and more to children with Going …
Read More »Heavy Thanksgiving Traffic Expected
AAA expects most significant Thanksgiving weekend travel volume in 12 years (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) Amid a strong economy and stable consumer confidence, AAA expects Americans to get on the road and trek through airports over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend in the most massive numbers in 12 years. The auto …
Read More »Jarvis Christian College Generates $22 Million For The Economy
Dr. Lester C. Newman Jarvis Christian College Helps to Make Community Strong by Generating $22 Million in Total Economic Impact. The new UNCF Study Confirms that Jarvis Christian College Contributes To Local and Regional Economies. Hawkins, TX – Jarvis Christian College is an essential economic engine in its community, generating substantial …
Read More »Paris Police Report For Monday (Nov 20)
Friday morning police worked a stabbing on NE 14th. A known suspect had stabbed the complainant during an altercation. The complainant sustained a single puncture wound to the upper back and healthcare providers treated and released him. Freddy Anderson Saturday afternoon Paris Police responded to the 1600 block of Neathery …
Read More »U.S. Border Patrol Agent Killed
A U.S. Border Patrol agent, Rogelio Martinez, died Sunday morning as a result of injuries sustained while on patrol in the Big Bend Sector. He and his Big Bend Sector partner were responding to activity near I-10 at Van Horn. Agent Martinez’s partner reported that they were both injured and …
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