Edgewood ISD officer Tina Egleston is sedated with broken ribs and a severe brain injury. Her family says she was helping strangers who ran out of gas. SAN ANTONIO — An Edgewood ISD School Police Officer is in a fight for her life. Tina Egleston is sedated with broken ribs and a severe brain injury. … Read more
Some survivors say recent hiring decisions by city officials felt like a slap in the face. AUSTIN, Texas — Austin leaders spent Tuesday apologizing to more than a dozen survivors of sexual assault. City officials issued an apology to 15 survivors who had their cases mishandled by the Austin Police Department. But leading up to … Read more
The Garland police and fire departments responded to the crash in the 1700 block of N. Jupiter Road shortly before 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. GARLAND, Texas — A driver believed to be experiencing a medical episode while driving lost control of his Buick LeSabre at the intersection of Fieldcrest Drive and Jupiter Road in Garland Tuesday, … Read more
The boy’s mother also is due to stand trial. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Ezekiel Ramirez was sentenced to 50 years in prison Tuesday in the death of 4-year-old Knox Longoria. He plead guilty to first-degree murder, after the jury found that he had caused the boy’s death by hitting him either with his hand or … Read more
People who care about this naturally beautiful play place say it’s time for everyone to work together to toss the trash out of the system. SAN ANTONIO — When storm water rushed down the San Antonio River channel Monday, it brought an unwelcome visitor: tons of trash. There are backpacks and discarded shoes, beer cans … Read more
Construction is expected to be completed between 2026 and 2028. GALVESTON, Texas — We heard it was coming and now it’s official. A new Margaritaville resort will open up in Galveston — in a $250 million venture. The resort, which will be at 317 East Beach Drive, will be a 300,000 square-foot development with 334 … Read more
The proposed tower in Oklahoma City’s Bricktown would stand at 1,907 feet if approved, developers say. OKLAHOMA CITY — Developers in Oklahoma City are aiming for new heights. Matteson Capital and architecture firm AO are asking the city for zoning that would allow them to build a 1,907-foot supertall tower that, if approved, would be … Read more