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| Police: Two Houston area men dead in New Mexico helicopter crash Two Houston area men have died in a helicopter crash in New Mexico, according to the New Mexico State Police. The state police identified the two men as 67-year-old Paul Cobb of Conroe and 61-year-old Charles Ryland Burnett of Houston.
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| Texas Tech University Effort to Install New Surveillance Cameras LUBBOCK, TX - Texas Tech officials, university police and the Student Government Association worked together in a plan to install new cameras across campus. Police "blanketed the campus" with surveillance cameras attempting to secure every area, said Chief Kyle Bonath with the Texas Tech ...
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| Cold grips North Texas: Much of state suffers in freezing weather Temperatures plunged into the low teens in the Dallas-Fort Worth area on Wednesday morning as North Texas suffered its coldest blast since 2011. ... "We're driving with our lights on the freeway trying to slow people down and they are passing us," Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo told Houston's ...
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| Police: Racing lead to deadly crash in Cedar Park The Cedar Park Police Department has determined that street racing led to the deadly car accident on Wednesday, January 10, 2018 at the intersection of West Whitestone Boulevard and Walton Way. Two children, one-year-old Daniel Chaudhary and eight-year-old Elijah Chaudhary, were killed in that ...
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| euless police department accident reports Texas Departments. Filing a police report after a car accident is an important step in making sure all the details of the car accident are documented and all parties involved are protected. Can I get a Euless Police Department patch or other collectable souvenir? Due to the high volume of requests and ...
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| Texas Men Took In Celtics Game Before Boston Area Crime Spree Prosecutors say they broke up a Texas crime ring that hit seven different cities and towns in the Boston area before smuggling cash back to the Lone Star State. WBZ-TV's Christina Hager reports.
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