DoE sending $1B to states for student well-being

The Department of Education announced that nearly $1 billion in federal money is headed to schools to address “student well-being.

Seeker of Truth

Help! Interaction with phone, satellite and utility companies has gotten way too complicated. They believe their internet sites make business easier for customers. That may be occasionally true. In my opinion, it’s limited to special occasions. I want assistance; not aggravation.

Texas National Guard service member dies of self-inflicted wound

A service member assigned to the Texas National Guard’s border security mission, Operation Lone Star, died by a self-inflicted gunshot with his duty weapon Tuesday morning in Eagle Pass, according to an official document obtained by Army Times and The Texas Tribune.

Tri-State shooter identified

Following an investigation by the Texas Rangers, 17year-old Eleanzar Suarez, 17, has been charged for assaulting two public officials in the recent shooting at the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo on Sept. 19.

WTAMU student arrested for terrorist threat

A West Texas A&M student was arrested and charged with terrorist threats following a report by another student. According to court documents, Kreamy Abdul White, 23, told another student he wanted to be a serial killer and threatened to go around shooting people.

Texas #2 for UFO fans

The Lone Star State ranks #2 overall in the nation as 2022’s Best States for UFO Fans. Shadowed only by California (score of 69.77), which is #1 overall, Texas still ranked high in most areas that were researched, with an overall score of 43.61. Florida came in #3 for the Best State For UFO Fans.

Seminole police officer shot during traffic stop

Texas Rangers are investing the shooting of a Seminole police officer who was wounded by a suspect during a traffic stop. The incident occurred in a church parking lot this past Saturday morning when the officer was conducting a traffic stop and the driver pulled in the parking lot of St.

Man charged with 22 women convicted of capital murder

A man charged with killing 22 women in the Dallas area is set to be tried in the death of one of them after being convicted of capital murder in the death of another earlier this year. The capital murder trial of Billy Chemirmir, 49, in the death of 87-year-old Mary Brooks began Monday in Dallas.

Child abuse increasing in Texas Panhandle

According to the Bridge Children’s Advocacy Center, there is a dramatic increase in child abuse throughout the Texas Panhandle. Cases are up 40 percent, escalating in both numbers and severity.

Goldilocks and the bears

What’s the real meaning of the fairy tale about Goldilocks? To be frank (although Frank is not my name), “Goldilocks and the Three Bears” is more confusing than a stop sign on a roller coaster track. First, you gotta accept that a bear family owns a fancy two-story deep in the woods.