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An investigation into the alleged actions of Jal Police Chief Larry Burns has been completed and closed, according to city officials.
NewsWest 9 learned about 2.6 million credit and debit cards were impacted by this data breach, which is about 7% of payment cards used at Michaels store. NewsWest 9 also learned Tuesday that both the Midland and Odessa Michaels were affected by the data breach which started back in May of last year.
An arrest has been made in connection with the overnight shooting in Odessa.
It seems like the Ulta in Odessa just can't catch a break; for the third time they were featured in our Caught on Camera segment, because thieves keep ripping the place off."A guy walks in, walks straight over to the hair straighteners," Susan Rogers with Odessa Crime Stoppers said.
The investigation into the City of Alpine's finances by the Attorney General is finally done. Alpine City Manager, Erik Zimmer, released a statement on Tuesday saying the Attorney General’s office reached a plea bargain agreement with the city's former finance director, Ricky Chavez.
A woman is behind bars in Pecos after being arrested for stealing social security retirement insurance benefits from her father. But, that woman's father was found dead in Lexington, Kentucky, just a few months ago.
Authorities are searching for a man wanted for a kidnapping that took place in Odessa on Monday night. Police are looking for Delton Jones. He allegedly kidnapped his girlfriend in the 2100 block of East 9th Street.
A trial is underway for an Odessa man who opened fire in the Music City Mall parking lot about two years ago. 24-year-old Baushlyon Richardson is facing charges of first degree murder and aggravated assault.
The third time's a charm. That's how many times it took to get the request to expand the Reagan County Sheriff's office approved. Sheriff Jeff Garner had been on a mission to bring in more deputies for almost a year.
Two people are dead following a two vehicle accident near Carlsbad. The accident happened at the intersection of State Road 200 and Eddy County Road 206, just north of Carlsbad on Monday afternoon.
The Midland-Odessa Transportation Alliance has released the latest numbers of fatalities in the area. It's no surprise that the numbers are up by 100 percent in Midland and Ector counties.
One person was injured on Tuesday morning after a rollover crash in Midland County. Odessa Police and DPS Troopers were called out to the scene on Highway 80 and Faudree Road around 7:30 a.m.
It's a program dedicated toward helping first-time juvenile offenders. For the past two months, they have served students as young as second grade. It's a program called "Project R.O.P.E".
All four transportation routes are up and running at the Carlsbad Caverns National Park. That’s according to the Carlsbad Current Argus. Renovations began on the elevators nearly four years ago at the park.
A federal agency leading one of the investigations into last year's deadly Texas fertilizer plant explosion says that even if regulators don't know what started an initial fire, they know the resulting blast could have been prevented.
The four crew members from a sunken South Korean ferry who were arrested today have appeared in court. In all, 22 of the 29 members of the ferry's crew survived, and nine of them -- including the captain -- have been arrested or detained in connection with the investigation.
Dallas police say a man was fatally shot after pointing a gun at officers during a standoff following a car chase. The chase began Monday afternoon when officers tried to take Michael Mayo into custody after learning he had felony warrants for his arrest.
A Houston-area traffic accident has left a 14-year-old driver hurt and her 15-year-old passenger dead after the car smashed into a tree. The Texas Department of Public Safety on Tuesday did not immediately release names of the teens involved in the crash near Conroe.
Some fake red fire extinguishers have yielded more than $2.7 million worth of methamphetamine at a South Texas border checkpoint.
A Texas-based group involved in searches for missing persons around the nation has filed a lawsuit asking a federal court to set aside an order prohibiting the nonprofit organization from employing drones in its work.
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