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Imagine that you are serving on a jury deciding the fate of a man accused of being a depraved serial killer. Wyatt Butler, the accused, is portrayed as a brutal monster. But you are disturbed that the evidence against him is purely circumstantial, so your vote of not guilty sets him free.

Abbott signs Safe Outdoor Dogs Act into law

Last Monday, Governor Gregg Abbott signed the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act into law to go into effect on Jan. 18, 2022.

Postal contractors charged with conspiracy, possession of stolen mail

The US Northern District of Texas announced Tuesday in a news release that two people from Lubbock were charged with possession of stolen mail after the federal investigation recovered more than 8,000 pieces of mail worth more than $4 million.

Playa Field Day set for Nov. 16

The latest edition of an educational Playa Field Day staged by Ogallala Commons (www.ogallalacommons.org) will travel “below the Cap” on Tuesday, Nov.

Xcel gives winter tips on saving money

Xcel Energy is prepared for cold weather and is reminding customers they can also take steps to maintain a high level of comfort while saving on monthly bills.

Hegar announces publication of state annual cash report

State Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced the publication of the State of Texas Annual Cash Report for the fiscal year ending Aug. 31. The report presents the state’s financial condition and details revenues and expenditures on a cash basis as required by Texas Government Code Section 403.

Medicare cuts scheduled by federal government

Texas Medicare patients could soon struggle to get a physician’s care if planned Medicare payment cuts take place on Jan. 1.

RES pumpkin contest big success

Richardson Elementary students (and parents) had great fun participating in the RES pumpkin contest. RES hosted the Story Book RES hosted the Story Book Character Pumpkin Contest and more than 150 pumpkins were entered in the contest.