The stolen 16th-century manuscript was signed by Hernán Cortés. It’s been decades since it vanished from Mexico’s national archives. HOUSTON — The FBI’s Houston office announced that the FBI has returned a stolen 16th-century manuscript signed by Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés to the Mexican government. According to the agency, the document includes logistical and planning … Read more
A lawsuit alleges a Marine pilot trainee secretly slipped abortion drugs into his neighbor’s drink, after weeks of pressuring her to end the pregnancy. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A Corpus Christi woman has filed a wrongful death lawsuit alleging her neighbor, a Marine pilot trainee, poisoned her with abortion pills after weeks of pressuring her … Read more
The community is mourning Captain Daniel “Danny” Cearley, a 28-year veteran of FWFD, who died after a tragic fall while off-duty. FORT WORTH, Texas — The Fort Worth Fire Department (FWFD) is mourning the loss of Captain Daniel “Danny” Cearley, who died while off duty. The family confirmed to the department that the 50-year-old died … Read more
The woman said she was robbed at gunpoint in a store parking lot while she was meeting someone she thought was interested in the shoes she was selling. MARSHALL, Texas — A child was arrested Thursday in Marshall for an armed robbery that began as a meetup for shoes listed on Facebook Marketplace. Marshall police … Read more
Deputies say the suspect is not in custody. Anyone with information is asked to call Harris County Sheriff’s Office. HOUSTON — Harris County authorities have charged a man with capital murder in connection with the brutal deaths of his parents last month. Christopher Leman, 47, remains at large with his whereabouts unknown. Leman is wanted … Read more
Dallas’ Park Row Avenue faces rampant drug activity and survival sex work, with community advocates seeking more police presence and city resources. DALLAS — On Park Row Avenue in South Dallas, neighbors said the quality of life is challenging day and night. “During the day, you see it, but at night it’s a whole different … Read more
Abbott said the new laws will help defend private property rights, which he calls a cornerstone of Texas values. AUSTIN, Texas — Gov. Greg Abbott signed two bills into law to close loopholes and provide stronger enforcement to remove illegal squatters from homes. Abbott on Thursday signed Senate Bills 38 and 1333. SB 38 streamlines … Read more