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| Fajita heist: Texas man sentenced to 50 years for stealing $1.2 million worth of food A Texas man who plead guilty to stealing more than $1.2 million in fajitas while acting as a public servant has been sentenced to 50 years in prison. ... Texas State District Judge J. Manuel Banales, who handed down the sentence, dismissed an additional theft charge as part of an earlier plea deal made ...
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| Bobcats salvage series with win over South Alabama With the bases loaded in a tied game, Texas State waited patiently at the plate in the fourth inning. The Bobcats put up three runs without swinging their bats. Senior shortstop Luke Sherley, junior third baseman Jaylen Hubbard and junior first baseman Ryan Newman all drew RBI walks to put the ...
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| Friend remembers veteran honored in Abilene, family member possibly found He was a Navy veteran who passed away in a Big Spring veterans home. KTAB has covered these types of services before, but this one was a bit different for a few reasons. During the service, Jimmy DeFoor of the Texas State Veterans Land Board announced a family member might have possibly been ...
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| Supreme Court to hear Texas redistricting cases, including two from Tarrant County In a case that could reshape political districts across the state — including in Tarrant Count — the U.S. Supreme Court this week will consider whether Texas for years has been conducting elections under maps that were drawn with the intent to discriminate against voters of color. The high court on ...
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| Teens who escaped Texas juvenile prison captured in Montgomery County It wasn't clear they had made it outside the fence of the Lee County facility until a Texas Juvenile Justice Department staffer spotted two youth fitting their description in a local park just before 11 p.m. the evening of their escape. "I'm not shocked," said state Sen. John Whitmire, D-Houston, who has long ...
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| Texas Restaurant Scale Rules Likely Invalid, State AG Says Law360 (April 23, 2018, 6:38 PM EDT) -- A court would likely invalidate the Texas Department of Agriculture's rules that exempt restaurants from food-scale inspections only if they sell to customers who eat on the premises instead of taking food to go, the Texas attorney general's office said Monday in an ...
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| North Texas Fair & Rodeo 9 days and nights of non-stop fun wtih some of the hottest names in Country Music and nightly Rodeos. Gate Admission gets you into Concerts and Rodeos with no extra charge. Plenty of shopping, good food, Kid Zone activities and Fun Zone, GREAT EVENT FOR ALL AGES.
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