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  • Community gives back to family after the fire

    Community gives back to family after the fire

    Volunteers print out photos from the Sutton's Facebook pages to help them remember lost memories. (Source: KWES)Volunteers print out photos from the Sutton's Facebook pages to help them remember lost memories. (Source: KWES)

    A family gets back from the community after their house burned from a fire.

    A family gets back from the community after their house burned from a fire.

  • Adopt a pet at the farmer's market

    Adopt a pet at the farmer's market

    Pets up for adoption at the Midland Farmer's Market (Source: Midland's Farmer's Market Facebook)Pets up for adoption at the Midland Farmer's Market (Source: Midland's Farmer's Market Facebook)

    Enjoy furry hugs and kisses at the Farmer’s Market this year. The Midland Downtown Farmers Market kicked off the season on Saturday. 

    Enjoy furry hugs and kisses at the Farmer’s Market this year. The Midland Downtown Farmers Market kicked off the season on Saturday. 

  • Midland man killed in highway crash

    Midland man killed in highway crash

    Midland man killed in truck tractor crashMidland man killed in truck tractor crash

    Edward James Pittinger, 58, from Midland died after a tractor struck him on State Highway 158, on Friday afternoon.

    Edward James Pittinger, 58, from Midland died after a tractor struck him on State Highway 158, on Friday afternoon.

  • West Texas Investors returns to CNBC this summer

    West Texas Investors returns to CNBC this summer

    West Texas Investors Returns June 7 (Source: Rooster McConaughey Facebook)West Texas Investors Returns June 7 (Source: Rooster McConaughey Facebook)

    A West Texas series is making its way back on the small screen. Rooster McConaughey, from the West Texas Investors, posted a picture on his Facebook page saying, Knock, knock...we’re back.” 

    A West Texas series is making its way back on the small screen. Rooster McConaughey, from the West Texas Investors, posted a picture on his Facebook page saying, Knock, knock...we’re back.” 

  • Quality Inn Guests React to Officer-Involved Shooting

    Quality Inn Guests React to Officer-Involved Shooting

    A bullet hole from the shooting at the Quality Inn. (Source: KWES)A bullet hole from the shooting at the Quality Inn. (Source: KWES)

    An officer-involved shooting at the Quality Inn is leaving hotel management and guests aiming for a speedy recovery.

    An officer-involved shooting at the Quality Inn is leaving hotel management and guests aiming for a speedy recovery.

  • Breaking

    Man killed in Odessa shooting identified

    Man killed in Odessa shooting identified

    Shooting at the Quality Inn & Suites in Odessa (Source: KWES)Shooting at the Quality Inn & Suites in Odessa (Source: KWES)

    Law enforcement swarmed 2001 E. Hwy. 80  in Odessa right before 9 p.m. Friday. 

    Law enforcement swarmed 2001 E. Hwy. 80  in Odessa right before 9 p.m. Friday. 

  • Breaking

    One suspect dead, another being sought after officer-involved shooting in Odessa

    One suspect dead, another being sought after officer-involved shooting in Odessa

    Police at Quality Inn shooting (Courtesy: KWES)Police at Quality Inn shooting (Courtesy: KWES)

    One suspect is dead and another is still on the run after an officer involved shooting at the Quality Inn in Odessa. It happened around 9:00 p.m. on Friday.

    One suspect is dead and another is still on the run after an officer involved shooting at the Quality Inn in Odessa. It happened around 9:00 p.m. on Friday.

  • Blue Origin's successful test launch

    Blue Origin's successful test launch

    Blue Origin, the commercial space company, completed another test launch this morning. 

    Blue Origin, the commercial space company, completed another test launch this morning. 

  • New organization will lead lizard program

    New organization will lead lizard program

    Texas Comptrollers and the Texas Habitat Conservation Foundation ended their partnership four years into a plan expected to protect the dune sagebrush lizards from becoming endangered species in the Permian Basin. (Source: File KWES)Texas Comptrollers and the Texas Habitat Conservation Foundation ended their partnership four years into a plan expected to protect the dune sagebrush lizards from becoming endangered species in the Permian Basin. (Source: File KWES)

    Texas Comptrollers and the Texas Habitat Conservation Foundation ended their partnership four years into a plan expected to protect the dune sagebrush lizards from becoming endangered species in the Permian Basin. 

    Texas Comptrollers and the Texas Habitat Conservation Foundation ended their partnership four years into a plan expected to protect the dune sagebrush lizards from becoming endangered species in the Permian Basin. 

  • ECISD substitute teacher arrested for public intoxication

    ECISD substitute teacher arrested for public intoxication

    A substitute teacher was arrested Friday morning at Buddy West Elementary School and charged with public intoxication, Ector County Independent School District (ECISD) administrators said.

    A substitute teacher was arrested Friday morning at Buddy West Elementary School and charged with public intoxication, Ector County Independent School District (ECISD) administrators said.

  • Man retires after working 70 years in oil industry in Permian Basin

    Man retires after working 70 years in oil industry in Permian Basin

    Johnson Bros Oil Co. (Source: KWES).Johnson Bros Oil Co. (Source: KWES).

    Four brothers got together in the 1940s while the oil industry was booming in the Basin and started Johnson Bros. Oil Company. Herbert Johnson joined the family business after serving in World War II. Now he is retiring on his 70th anniversary working in the oil industry and for the family business.  

    Four brothers got together in the 1940s while the oil industry was booming in the Basin and started Johnson Bros. Oil Company. Herbert Johnson joined the family business after serving in World War II. Now he is retiring on his 70th anniversary working in the oil industry and for the family business.  

  • Three transferred to hospital after wreck, road closed

    Three transferred to hospital after wreck, road closed

    Source: www.mgnonline.comSource: www.mgnonline.com

    There are reports of a traffic accident in the area of West County Road and Bedford Drive in Odessa. 

    There are reports of a traffic accident in the area of West County Road and Bedford Drive in Odessa. 

  • Delays expected on Highway 158

    Delays expected on Highway 158

    (Source: KWES)(Source: KWES)

    Highway 158 (Garden City Highway) is down to only 2 lanes near mile marker 296, close to the landfill.

    Highway 158 (Garden City Highway) is down to only 2 lanes near mile marker 296, close to the landfill.

  • Former ECISD trainer pleads guilty to improper relationship

    Former ECISD trainer pleads guilty to improper relationship

    (Source: Ector County Sheriff's Office)(Source: Ector County Sheriff's Office)

    April Collins plead guilty Friday to one count of improper relationship between educator/student. 

    April Collins plead guilty Friday to one count of improper relationship between educator/student. 

  • Breaking

    One dead in wreck on Garden City Highway

    One dead in wreck on Garden City Highway

    (Source: MGN Online)(Source: MGN Online)

    At least one is dead after a wreck on Garden City Highway. Department of Public Safety Trooper Justin Baker confirmed the accident involved one commercial vehicle. 

    At least one is dead after a wreck on Garden City Highway. Department of Public Safety Trooper Justin Baker confirmed the accident involved one commercial vehicle. 

  • Odessa man pleads guilty to intoxication manslaughter

    Odessa man pleads guilty to intoxication manslaughter

    (Source: Ector County Sheriff's Office)(Source: Ector County Sheriff's Office)

    Juan Sanchez pled guilty Friday to intoxication manslaughter. According to Ector County District Attorney Bobby Bland, Sanchez received the maximum sentence of 20 years in prison The State dismissed counts of murder and manslaughter as part of the deal. 

    Juan Sanchez pled guilty Friday to intoxication manslaughter. According to Ector County District Attorney Bobby Bland, Sanchez received the maximum sentence of 20 years in prison The State dismissed counts of murder and manslaughter as part of the deal. 

  • Breaking

    Crews on scene of Odessa fire

    Crews on scene of Odessa fire

    (Source: Orlando Munoz)(Source: Orlando Munoz)

    Odessa Fire Department is on the scene of a structure fire in the 3600 block of North Tom Green Avenue in Odessa. 

    Odessa Fire Department is on the scene of a structure fire in the 3600 block of North Tom Green Avenue in Odessa. 

  • Rain causes road closures in Midland

    Rain causes road closures in Midland

    (Source: City of Midland)(Source: City of Midland)

    The rainy Friday weather has led to some road closures in Midland. Midland Public Information Officer Sara Bustilloz said Edwards, Barber and Carver have been closed. 

    The rainy Friday weather has led to some road closures in Midland. Midland Public Information Officer Sara Bustilloz said Edwards, Barber and Carver have been closed. 

  • Representative Conaway to hold town halls

    Representative Conaway to hold town halls

    (Source: KWES)(Source: KWES)

    United States Representative Mike Conaway will hold town hall meetings next week in Midland and Odessa. The town halls will be open to everyone. The meeting in Midland will be on Tuesday, April 5, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

    United States Representative Mike Conaway will hold town hall meetings next week in Midland and Odessa. The town halls will be open to everyone. The meeting in Midland will be on Tuesday, April 5, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

  • Gas leak scare at Big Spring High School

    Gas leak scare at Big Spring High School

    Early this morning, staff with the Big Spring High School smelled what seemed to be natural gas.

    Early this morning, staff with the Big Spring High School smelled what seemed to be natural gas.

  • Neighbors use quick instincts to help local police

    Neighbors use quick instincts to help local police

    Neighbors quick thinking helped police arrest a suspect who was wanted in another countyNeighbors quick thinking helped police arrest a suspect who was wanted in another county

    Police said Jerald Lujan was one of the neighbors on the 1600 block of Dotsy Avenue who showed quick instincts when they spotted Darian Aguilar. Officials said they received a disturbance call after Aguilar and others were spotted trespassing. 

    Police said Jerald Lujan was one of the neighbors on the 1600 block of Dotsy Avenue who showed quick instincts when they spotted Darian Aguilar. Officials said they received a disturbance call after Aguilar and others were spotted trespassing. 

  • New Mexico man sentenced to prison for assault on law enforcement

    New Mexico man sentenced to prison for assault on law enforcement

    Quiroga sentenced to prison time after crime spree (Source: KWES)Quiroga sentenced to prison time after crime spree (Source: KWES)

    A New Mexico man is spending the next 25 years in prison. Enrique Quiroga was sentenced by a federal judge after a he was part of a crime spree in 2014. The crime spree ended in a high speed chase and gun fight.

    A New Mexico man is spending the next 25 years in prison. Enrique Quiroga was sentenced by a federal judge after a he was part of a crime spree in 2014. The crime spree ended in a high speed chase and gun fight.

  • Midland man pleads guilty to embezzling $31K from veterans charity

    Midland man pleads guilty to embezzling $31K from veterans charity

    A former treasurer for the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) charity pleaded guilty Thursday morning in Midland County's 238th District Court to a third-degree felony charge of misappropriation of funds.

    A former treasurer for the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) charity pleaded guilty Thursday morning in Midland County's 238th District Court to a third-degree felony charge of misappropriation of funds.

  • City of Andrews reveals new technology for filtering groundwater

    City of Andrews reveals new technology for filtering groundwater

    Andrews Water Supply (Source: KWES).Andrews Water Supply (Source: KWES).

    The new $5.5 million water supply facility opened their doors today after years of planning and working on a new technology to filter out harmful chemicals. 

    The new $5.5 million water supply facility opened their doors today after years of planning and working on a new technology to filter out harmful chemicals. 

  • Big Spring Crime Stopper looking for credit card abuse suspect

    Big Spring Crime Stopper looking for credit card abuse suspect

    (Source: Big Spring Howard County Crime Stoppers)(Source: Big Spring Howard County Crime Stoppers)

    The Howard County Crime Stoppers and the Big Spring Police Department need help identifying a suspect accused of credit or debit card abuse. The incident took place back on May 22, 2015. 

    The Howard County Crime Stoppers and the Big Spring Police Department need help identifying a suspect accused of credit or debit card abuse. The incident took place back on May 22, 2015. 

  • AAA survey finds Texas retail gasoline prices up 3 cents

    AAA survey finds Texas retail gasoline prices up 3 cents

    (Source: MGNonline.com)(Source: MGNonline.com)

    COPPELL, Texas (AP) - Retail gasoline prices across Texas are up 3 cents this week to reach an average $1.89 per gallon.      AAA Texas on Thursday reported gasoline prices nationwide rose a nickel to average $2.06 per gallon.

    COPPELL, Texas (AP) - Retail gasoline prices across Texas are up 3 cents this week to reach an average $1.89 per gallon.      AAA Texas on Thursday reported gasoline prices nationwide rose a nickel to average $2.06 per gallon.

  • Caught on Camera: Man steals YETI Cooler

    Caught on Camera: Man steals YETI Cooler

    Another brazen theft out of Odessa. Now, Odessa Crime Stoppers is asking the public for help tracking down the suspect.

    Another brazen theft out of Odessa. Now, Odessa Crime Stoppers is asking the public for help tracking down the suspect.

  • Breaking

    Mother of kidnapped child arrested

    Mother of kidnapped child arrested

    Joshua Quijano and Pamela Iglesias (Source: Odessa Police Department)Joshua Quijano and Pamela Iglesias (Source: Odessa Police Department)

    The mother of the child kidnapped from an Odessa Child Protective Services office on Wednesday is now behind bars along with the child’s father.  Shortly before 4 p.m. Wednesday, Joshua Quijano, 22, fled from the CPS office in Odessa with his son. 

    The mother of the child kidnapped from an Odessa Child Protective Services office on Wednesday is now behind bars along with the child’s father.  Shortly before 4 p.m. Wednesday, Joshua Quijano, 22, fled from the CPS office in Odessa with his son. 

  • Crews battled blaze in Pleasant Farms

    Crews battled blaze in Pleasant Farms

    Crews from different fire departments battled a blaze at Pleasant Farms. (Source: KWES)Crews from different fire departments battled a blaze at Pleasant Farms. (Source: KWES)

    On Wednesday evening, crews from South Ector, West Odessa and Odessa contained a fire in Pleasant Farms which had been burning since 5:30 pm. 

    On Wednesday evening, crews from South Ector, West Odessa and Odessa contained a fire in Pleasant Farms which had been burning since 5:30 pm. 

  • Pecos neighborhood grossed out by foul smelling water in streets

    Pecos neighborhood grossed out by foul smelling water in streets

    Foul smelling water on 7th St. in Pecos, Texas (Source: KWES)Foul smelling water on 7th St. in Pecos, Texas (Source: KWES)

    Some people living in a Pecos neighborhood are grossed out, saying sewer water is in their streets. It looks nasty and smells bad but the city said it's not coming from the sewer pipes.

    Some people living in a Pecos neighborhood are grossed out, saying sewer water is in their streets. It looks nasty and smells bad but the city said it's not coming from the sewer pipes.

  • MISD: Student arrested in connection with threats made on app

    MISD: Student arrested in connection with threats made on app

    Administrators say Ogle has gone viral in less than a week and they have already made one arrest involving threats made about going on a shooting spree at Midland High School.

    Administrators say Ogle has gone viral in less than a week and they have already made one arrest involving threats made about going on a shooting spree at Midland High School.

  • Fire crews battle massive blaze in south Ector County

    Fire crews battle massive blaze in south Ector County

    Crews have been working since 5:30 Wednesday afternoon on a fire in Pleasant Farms.

    Crews have been working since 5:30 Wednesday afternoon on a fire in Pleasant Farms.

  • Traffic detoured due to tank battery fire near Pecos

    Traffic detoured due to tank battery fire near Pecos

    Fire in Pecos (Source: James O'Quinn)Fire in Pecos (Source: James O'Quinn)

    An explosion and tank battery fire on US 285 near Pecos is causing traffic to be diverted.

    An explosion and tank battery fire on US 285 near Pecos is causing traffic to be diverted.

  • Odessa police: Kidnapped child found safe

    Odessa police: Kidnapped child found safe

    (Source: Odessa Police Department)(Source: Odessa Police Department)

    A man wanted in connection to kidnapping his son from the Odessa CPS Office has been caught.

    A man wanted in connection to kidnapping his son from the Odessa CPS Office has been caught.

  • Texas man gets reprieve hours before scheduled execution

    Texas man gets reprieve hours before scheduled execution

    Wednesday, March 30 2016 6:31 PM EDT2016-03-30 22:31:49 GMT

    Attorneys say a 60-year-old former accountant deserves a fair hearing to determine if he's competent to be executed for gunning down his two young daughters in Dallas while his ex-wife - their mother - listened...

    A federal appeals court Wednesday stopped the scheduled lethal injection of a former accountant hours before he was to be executed for gunning down his two young daughters in Dallas 15 years ago while his ex-wife - their...
  • Man arrested and charged for indecency with a child

    Man arrested and charged for indecency with a child

    William Downs (Source: Midland County Sheriff's Office)William Downs (Source: Midland County Sheriff's Office)

    A man was arrested in Midland on Monday for an act of indecency with a child that allegedly occurred in November of last year. A woman reported to police that her 12 year old son told her that that William Downs, 18, has kissed him on the lips while in a neighborhood park.

    A man was arrested in Midland on Monday for an act of indecency with a child that allegedly occurred in November of last year. A woman reported to police that her 12 year old son told her that that William Downs, 18, has kissed him on the lips while in a neighborhood park.

  • STAAR test glitches reported at some ECISD schools

    STAAR test glitches reported at some ECISD schools

    (Source: KWES)(Source: KWES)

    There have been STAAR test glitches at five Ector County Independent School District schools. Mike Adkins, ECISD Public Information Officer, says there is no exact number of students impacted that he can give, but says it is a small number because few students take the test online.

    There have been STAAR test glitches at five Ector County Independent School District schools. Mike Adkins, ECISD Public Information Officer, says there is no exact number of students impacted that he can give, but says it is a small number because few students take the test online.

  • Testimony continues in “drug deal gone bad" murder trial

    Testimony continues in “drug deal gone bad" murder trial

    The murder trial of Shermon Valentine Ranson continued Wednesday morning in Midland County’s 142nd District Court.

    The murder trial of Shermon Valentine Ranson continued Wednesday morning in Midland County’s 142nd District Court.

  • Suspect in Midland strangulation case had previous run-ins with law

    Suspect in Midland strangulation case had previous run-ins with law

    Copy of charges Benjamin Moore has faced throughout the years. Police arrested Moore on and charged him with aggravated assault after they say he choked his wife and left her hanging in a closet. (Source: KWES)Copy of charges Benjamin Moore has faced throughout the years. Police arrested Moore on and charged him with aggravated assault after they say he choked his wife and left her hanging in a closet. (Source: KWES)

    Police arrested and charged Benjamin Moore with aggravated assault. They say he strangled his wife and left her hanging a closet. Records show Moore has had run-ins with the law dating back to the early 2000’s on charges of pot possession to sexual assault.

    Police arrested and charged Benjamin Moore with aggravated assault. They say he strangled his wife and left her hanging a closet. Records show Moore has had run-ins with the law dating back to the early 2000’s on charges of pot possession to sexual assault.

  • Some taking online Texas standardized test face glitch

    Some taking online Texas standardized test face glitch

    (Source: KWES)(Source: KWES)

    AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Administrators are trying to determine whether some students in Texas taking an online standardized test lost answers in a computer glitch.      The Texas Education Agency says the vendor, Educational Testing Service, is working to determine what went wrong Tuesday. The TEA is  trying to figure out how many districts were affected, amid reported problems in the Austin, Bryan and Arlington areas.

    AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Administrators are trying to determine whether some students in Texas taking an online standardized test lost answers in a computer glitch.      The Texas Education Agency says the vendor, Educational Testing Service, is working to determine what went wrong Tuesday. The TEA is  trying to figure out how many districts were affected, amid reported problems in the Austin, Bryan and Arlington areas.

  • Jersey Mike's set to donate to West Texas Food Bank

    Jersey Mike's set to donate to West Texas Food Bank

    (Source: KWES)(Source: KWES)

    Jersey Mike's will be donating 100% of Wednesday's sales to the West Texas Food Bank. Monday, March 30, is Jersey Mike's annual Day of Giving where across the country, the sandwich shop donates 100% of their sales to more than 180 different charities.

    Jersey Mike's will be donating 100% of Wednesday's sales to the West Texas Food Bank. Monday, March 30, is Jersey Mike's annual Day of Giving where across the country, the sandwich shop donates 100% of their sales to more than 180 different charities.

  • Trash in Big Spring becoming eyesore for residents

    Trash in Big Spring becoming eyesore for residents

    Field in Big Spring filled with plastic bags, trash and old tires (Source: KWES)Field in Big Spring filled with plastic bags, trash and old tires (Source: KWES)

    Plastic bags, trash and even old tires is what Big Spring residents see when they drive down the South Service Road of I-20. One woman says it's becoming an eyesore and is worried about the community's appearance. 

    Plastic bags, trash and even old tires is what Big Spring residents see when they drive down the South Service Road of I-20. One woman says it's becoming an eyesore and is worried about the community's appearance. 

  • E.C.I.S.D. School Board approves boundary changes, contract extension

    E.C.I.S.D. School Board approves boundary changes, contract extension

    (Source: Ector County ISD)(Source: Ector County ISD)

    In a unanimous decision Tuesday, the Ector County School Board Trustees voted to change Cameron Elementary to a full-day magnet school. The school board also approved extending Superintendent Tom Crowe's contract.

    In a unanimous decision Tuesday, the Ector County School Board Trustees voted to change Cameron Elementary to a full-day magnet school. The school board also approved extending Superintendent Tom Crowe's contract.

  • Midland man behind bars in connection with strangulation

    Midland man behind bars in connection with strangulation

    Benjamin Moore (Source: Midland County Sheriff's Office)Benjamin Moore (Source: Midland County Sheriff's Office)

    A Midland woman is fighting for her life tonight. She was found hanging from an iron cable in a closet. Police arrested her husband for the crime.

    A Midland woman is fighting for her life tonight. She was found hanging from an iron cable in a closet. Police arrested her husband for the crime.

  • 'Super lice' outbreak hits 25 states, Midland parents question school lice policy

    'Super lice' outbreak hits 25 states, Midland parents question school lice policy

    Parents are urging Midland Independent School District (MISD) administrators to update head lice treatment policies following the recent outbreak of a mutated strain dubbed "super lice."

    Parents are urging Midland Independent School District (MISD) administrators to update head lice treatment policies following the recent outbreak of a mutated strain dubbed "super lice."

  • Odessa residents upset with frequent car burglaries

    Odessa residents upset with frequent car burglaries

    Car Burglary (Source: KWES).Car Burglary (Source: KWES).

    Police made six arrests over the weekend in connection with car burglaries at three different locations in Odessa.  Locust Ave. is one of the three streets that were hit. Residents on the road are far too familiar with their cars being broken into. 

    Police made six arrests over the weekend in connection with car burglaries at three different locations in Odessa.  Locust Ave. is one of the three streets that were hit. Residents on the road are far too familiar with their cars being broken into. 

  • Scurry County: Year's first case of rabies reported

    Scurry County: Year's first case of rabies reported

    Scurry County has its first confirmed case of rabies this year. On March 23rd a skunk bit a family's dog. The skunk was shot by homeowners and sent off for testing. It was later found positive for rabies.

    Scurry County has its first confirmed case of rabies this year. On March 23rd a skunk bit a family's dog. The skunk was shot by homeowners and sent off for testing. It was later found positive for rabies.

  • Odessa Crime Stoppers looking for Subway robber

    Odessa Crime Stoppers looking for Subway robber

    Odessa Crime Stoppers are looking for a man who robbed a Subway restaurant on 8th street. The suspect walked in with a gun and demanded all of the money inside of the cash register. 

    Odessa Crime Stoppers are looking for a man who robbed a Subway restaurant on 8th street. The suspect walked in with a gun and demanded all of the money inside of the cash register. 

  • Breaking

    Amber Alert issued for Leander girl

    Amber Alert issued for Leander girl

    (Source: Missingkids.com)(Source: Missingkids.com)

    The Decatur County Sheriff's Office in Georgia is searching for Alexis McKenzie Leigh Berry and Duane Dion Jaso in connection with her abduction. The suspect is driving the listed vehicle and was last heard from in Leander, Texas. 

    The Decatur County Sheriff's Office in Georgia is searching for Alexis McKenzie Leigh Berry and Duane Dion Jaso in connection with her abduction. The suspect is driving the listed vehicle and was last heard from in Leander, Texas. 

  • Big Bend National Park planning a prescribed burn

    Big Bend National Park planning a prescribed burn

    Big Bend National Park (Source: NPS.gov)Big Bend National Park (Source: NPS.gov)

    Big Bend National Park is planning a prescribed burn of exotic river cane. The burn will happen next week between Solis and Gravel Pit. 

    Big Bend National Park is planning a prescribed burn of exotic river cane. The burn will happen next week between Solis and Gravel Pit. 

  • McCamey ISD superintendent resigns

    McCamey ISD superintendent resigns

    (Source: McCamey Independent School District)(Source: McCamey Independent School District)

    The McCamey Independent School District board accepted the resignation of Jan Hunt on Monday night. She had announced she would resign at the monthly board meeting.  The board decided to give her time to inform the faculty. Hunt had served as the primary school principal and then became superintendent. She renewed her contract and will finish out her duties until the end of June. McCamey ISD school board president Christy Hodges said, "We are heartbroken. She has don...

    The McCamey Independent School District board accepted the resignation of Jan Hunt on Monday night. She had announced she would resign at the monthly board meeting.  The board decided to give her time to inform the faculty. Hunt had served as the primary school principal and then became superintendent. She renewed her contract and will finish out her duties until the end of June. McCamey ISD school board president Christy Hodges said, "We are heartbroken. She has don...

  • Raycom Media names new CFO

    Raycom Media names new CFO

    (Source: KWES)(Source: KWES)

    Warren Spector has been named Chief Financial Officer for Raycom Media.  Spector is an experienced financial and operations executive.

    Warren Spector has been named Chief Financial Officer for Raycom Media.  Spector is an experienced financial and operations executive.

  • Investigators release new details about Marathon plane crash

    Investigators release new details about Marathon plane crash

    The pilot and sole occupant of a single-engine plane was injured Saturday in Marathon when his aircraft crashed near a motel. (Source: Facebook/Marathon Volunteer Fire Dept.)The pilot and sole occupant of a single-engine plane was injured Saturday in Marathon when his aircraft crashed near a motel. (Source: Facebook/Marathon Volunteer Fire Dept.)

    The pilot injured in a weekend plane accident in Marathon has been identified as Gilbert Jones, the Brewster County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday. Jones was immobilized and transported to Big Bend Regional Medical Center with "serious injuries" after his aircraft crashed Saturday around 4:15 p.m. near Marathon Motel, north of Highway 90, according to Chief Deputy Ryan Skelton. The Marathon resident was the sole occupant of the plane, officials confirmed. Hospita...

    The pilot injured in a weekend plane accident in Marathon has been identified as Gilbert Jones, the Brewster County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday. Jones was immobilized and transported to Big Bend Regional Medical Center with "serious injuries" after his aircraft crashed Saturday around 4:15 p.m. near Marathon Motel, north of Highway 90, according to Chief Deputy Ryan Skelton. The Marathon resident was the sole occupant of the plane, officials confirmed. Hospita...

  • GM recalls nearly 6,300 police cars for steering problem

    GM recalls nearly 6,300 police cars for steering problem

    Tuesday, March 29 2016 12:01 PM EDT2016-03-29 16:01:15 GMT

    General Motors is recalling nearly 6,300 police cars in the U.S. because the electric power-assisted steering can fail.

    General Motors is recalling nearly 6,300 police cars in the U.S. because the electric power-assisted steering can fail.
  • Easter weekend home burglary in Ector County caught on video

    Easter weekend home burglary in Ector County caught on video

    Wanted man for Ector County home burglary (Source: KWES)Wanted man for Ector County home burglary (Source: KWES)

    A home in Ector County was burglarized over the holiday weekend. Nobody was home when it happened but the homeowner says her young children are scared to even be there.

    A home in Ector County was burglarized over the holiday weekend. Nobody was home when it happened but the homeowner says her young children are scared to even be there.

  • Andrews Police Chief retires

    Andrews Police Chief retires

    The Andrews Police Department said goodbye to their longtime chief today. Bud Jones officially retired from the department. 

    The Andrews Police Department said goodbye to their longtime chief today. Bud Jones officially retired from the department. 

  • Rap concert causes riot, hospitalizes attendees

    Rap concert causes riot, hospitalizes attendees

    La Hacienda Event Center (Source: KWES).La Hacienda Event Center (Source: KWES).

    A major clean up is underway at La Hacienda Event Center. Bottles of alcohol, chairs, and knocked over tables cover the floors, illustrating the chaos from the Tory Lanez concert over the weekend. 

    A major clean up is underway at La Hacienda Event Center. Bottles of alcohol, chairs, and knocked over tables cover the floors, illustrating the chaos from the Tory Lanez concert over the weekend. 

  • Odessa Police release new "High Five" most wanted list

    Odessa Police release new "High Five" most wanted list

    Odessa High Five (Source: Odessa Police Department)Odessa High Five (Source: Odessa Police Department)

    Odessa police department can use your help finding these fugitives. Sergio Fragoso Herrera ,26, tops this week's list with 18 warrants. Ricardo Castillo III ,30,  is next with 13 outstanding warrants. 

    Odessa police department can use your help finding these fugitives. Sergio Fragoso Herrera ,26, tops this week's list with 18 warrants. Ricardo Castillo III ,30,  is next with 13 outstanding warrants. 

  • Amtrak train hits equipment on track; 2 workers die

    Amtrak train hits equipment on track; 2 workers die

    Monday, April 4 2016 2:04 AM EDT2016-04-04 06:04:50 GMT

    Authorities say an Amtrak train struck a piece of construction equipment just south of Philadelphia, and some injuries are being reported.

    An Amtrak train struck a piece of heavy equipment just south of Philadelphia on Sunday, causing a derailment that killed two Amtrak workers and sent more than 30 passengers to hospitals, authorities said.
  • $15 minimum-wage movement sets sights on more states

    $15 minimum-wage movement sets sights on more states

    Saturday, April 2 2016 11:24 AM EDT2016-04-02 15:24:31 GMT

    California and New York -where almost 1 in 5 Americans live - are on their way to raising their minimum wage to $15 an hour. And the activists who spearheaded those efforts are now setting their sights on other...

    California and New York - where almost 1 in 5 Americans live - are on their way to raising their minimum wage to $15 an hour, and the activists who spearheaded those efforts are now setting their sights on other similarly...
  • Trove of data on offshore accounts prompts probe, questions

    Trove of data on offshore accounts prompts probe, questions

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:57 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:57:30 GMT

    German daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung says it has obtained a vast trove of documents detailing the offshore financial dealings of the rich and famous.

    The release of a vast trove of documents and data on offshore financial dealings of wealthy, famous and powerful people around the world is raising questions over the widespread use of such tactics to avoid taxes and skirt...
  • 1st migrants deported from Greece to Turkey

    1st migrants deported from Greece to Turkey

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:57 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:57:15 GMT

    Police on the Greek island of Lesbos have begun placing migrants and refugees on boats bound to Turkey, the first to be deported under a European Union plan to limit the amount of migration to Europe.

    A first group of migrants were ferried from the Greek islands to Turkey Monday as part of a controversial European Union plan to curb migration to Europe.
  • Clinton, Sanders had opposing views on biomedical research

    Clinton, Sanders had opposing views on biomedical research

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:56 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:56:40 GMT

    Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders were on opposing sides of certain types of biomedical research while they served in Congress, differences that have gained notice by scientists...

    Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders were on opposing sides of certain types of biomedical research while they served in Congress, differences that have gained notice by scientists and...
  • Airline complaints rise even as more planes arrive on time

    Airline complaints rise even as more planes arrive on time

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:55 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:55:51 GMT

    More flights are arriving on time and airlines are losing fewer bags, yet more consumers are complaining about air travel.

    More flights are arriving on time and airlines are losing fewer bags, yet more consumers are complaining about air travel.
  • Trump: 'I automatically win' if Kasich would just quit

    Trump: 'I automatically win' if Kasich would just quit

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:55 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:55:39 GMT

    Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is pushing rival John Kasich to get out of the White House race, arguing that the Ohio governor shouldn't be allowed to collect future delegates because the...

    Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump is pushing rival John Kasich to get out of the White House race, arguing that the Ohio governor shouldn't be allowed to collect future delegates because the nomination...
  • 10 Things to Know for Today

    10 Things to Know for Today

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:55 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:55:32 GMT

    By The Associated Press Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

    By The Associated Press Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
  • Trump calls on Kasich to quit race: 'He's taking my votes'

    Trump calls on Kasich to quit race: 'He's taking my votes'

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:37 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:37:09 GMT

    Donald Trump wants voters to know his message to the disaffected isn't meant for Republicans alone.

    Donald Trump on Sunday called for John Kasich to drop out of the Republican presidential race, arguing that the Ohio governor shouldn't be allowed to continue accumulating delegates if he has no chance of becoming the...
  • Activists try to calm fears over transgender bathroom access

    Activists try to calm fears over transgender bathroom access

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:36 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:36:59 GMT

    Stung by setbacks related to their access to public restrooms, transgender Americans are taking steps to play a more prominent and vocal role in a nationwide campaign to curtail discrimination against them.

    Stung by setbacks related to their access to public restrooms, transgender Americans are taking steps to play a more prominent and vocal role in a nationwide campaign to curtail discrimination against them.
  • Amtrak to run as scheduled Monday after deadly derailment

    Amtrak to run as scheduled Monday after deadly derailment

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:36 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:36:50 GMT

    Amtrak said its trains will run as regularly scheduled Monday, as federal officials investigate the deadly derailment outside Philadelphia after a train struck heavy equipment on the tracks.

    Amtrak said its trains will run as regularly scheduled Monday, as federal officials investigate the deadly derailment outside Philadelphia after a train struck heavy equipment on the tracks.
  • Aldean wins top award, Stapleton cleans house at ACM Awards

    Aldean wins top award, Stapleton cleans house at ACM Awards

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:24 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:24:44 GMT

    By MESFIN FEKADU AP Music Writer Chris Stapleton dominated at the Grammys and the Country Music Association Awards, but will he repeat at the Academy of Country Music Awards on Sunday?

    By MESFIN FEKADU AP Music Writer Jason Aldean beat Luke Bryan and Miranda Lambert for entertainer of the year at the Academy of Country Music Awards - a first for the singer after earning nominations for...
  • 'Batman v Superman' falls 68 percent in second weekend

    'Batman v Superman' falls 68 percent in second weekend

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:24 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:24:29 GMT

    Word of mouth might be kryptonite for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," which fell a steep 68 percent in its second weekend in theaters according to studio estimates Sunday. The superhero pic earned an...

    Word of mouth might be kryptonite for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," which fell a steep 68 percent in its second weekend in theaters according to comScore estimates Sunday. The superhero pic earned an estimated...
  • 1st passenger flight leaves Brussels since March 22 attacks

    1st passenger flight leaves Brussels since March 22 attacks

    Monday, April 4 2016 4:25 AM EDT2016-04-04 08:25:17 GMT

    Three flights will be taking off from Brussels Airport after a 12-day shutdown caused by a deadly bombing attack.

    It was an emotional send-off on Sunday for a Brussels Airlines plane heading to the Portuguese city of Faro - the first passenger flight to take off from Brussels Airport since suicide bombings on March 22 ripped through...
  • Clinton stresses Democratic credentials in Wisconsin

    Clinton stresses Democratic credentials in Wisconsin

    Monday, April 4 2016 3:27 AM EDT2016-04-04 07:27:12 GMT

    Locked in a tough primary fight in Wisconsin, Hillary Clinton is looking to draw a contrast with Bernie Sanders by emphasizing her Democratic bona fides.

    Locked in a tough primary fight in Wisconsin, Hillary Clinton is looking to draw a contrast with Bernie Sanders by emphasizing her Democratic bona fides.
  • Trump on defense as he tries to regain momentum in Wisconsin

    Trump on defense as he tries to regain momentum in Wisconsin

    Monday, April 4 2016 3:27 AM EDT2016-04-04 07:27:06 GMT

    Following one of the worst weeks of his campaign, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was on defense Saturday as he kicked off a three-day sprint to Wisconsin's primary.

    Following one of the worst weeks of his campaign, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was on defense Saturday as he kicked off a three-day sprint to Wisconsin's primary.
  • Tuck and Stewart lead UConn back to the title game

    Tuck and Stewart lead UConn back to the title game

    Monday, April 4 2016 3:19 AM EDT2016-04-04 07:19:14 GMT

    Morgan Tuck scored 21 points and Breanna Stewart added 16 to help UConn rout Oregon State 80-51 in record fashion Sunday night in the women's Final Four.

    Breanna Stewart said she wanted to win four titles in her time at UConn.
  • Syracuse women beat Washington 80-59, reach NCAA title game

    Syracuse women beat Washington 80-59, reach NCAA title game

    Monday, April 4 2016 2:56 AM EDT2016-04-04 06:56:19 GMT

    Alexis Peterson scored 18 points and Brittney Sykes added 17 to help Syracuse roll past Washington 80-59 and into the program's first women's national championship game.

    Syracuse just followed the normal plan Sunday night and the Orange are one win from a national championship.
  • Crow Tribe elder, historian Joe Medicine Crow dead at 102

    Crow Tribe elder, historian Joe Medicine Crow dead at 102

    Monday, April 4 2016 2:17 AM EDT2016-04-04 06:17:06 GMT

    Acclaimed American Indian historian Joseph Medicine Crow, the last surviving war chief for his Plains Indians tribe, has died. He was 102.

    Joseph Medicine Crow, an acclaimed Native American historian and last surviving war chief of Montana's Crow Tribe, has died. He was 102.
  • LEADING OFF: Royals begin defense vs Mets, Waino vs Liriano

    LEADING OFF: Royals begin defense vs Mets, Waino vs Liriano

    Sunday, April 3 2016 4:56 PM EDT2016-04-03 20:56:09 GMT

    By The Associated Press A look at what's happening all around the majors today:

    By The Associated Press A look at what's happening all around the majors today:
  • Inside-outside job lifts Tar Heels to 83-66 win over Orange

    Inside-outside job lifts Tar Heels to 83-66 win over Orange

    Sunday, April 3 2016 3:23 PM EDT2016-04-03 19:23:45 GMT

    Marcus Paige made three 3-pointers in the second half to help North Carolina get untracked from long range and stifle a Syracuse rally for an 83-66 victory that moved the Tar Heels one win from the program's...

    This looked like an inside job all the way for North Carolina.
  • Earnhardt Jr. says donating brain to science a 'no-brainer'

    Earnhardt Jr. says donating brain to science a 'no-brainer'

    Sunday, April 3 2016 9:13 AM EDT2016-04-03 13:13:07 GMT

    Dale Earnhardt Jr. is calling his decision to donate his brain to science a "no-brainer."

    Dale Earnhardt Jr. is calling his decision to donate his brain to science a "no-brainer."
  • Plane crash kills 1 on freeway where it once landed safely

    Plane crash kills 1 on freeway where it once landed safely

    Sunday, April 3 2016 4:34 AM EDT2016-04-03 08:34:43 GMT

    Authorities say a small plane has crashed on a Southern California freeway and struck a car, killing one person and injuring five others.

    A small plane that made headlines when it landed safely on a Southern California freeway years ago crashed on the same stretch of road Saturday, slamming into a car and killing a woman in the vehicle.
  • Job-seekers return at fastest pace since before recession

    Job-seekers return at fastest pace since before recession

    Saturday, April 2 2016 7:52 PM EDT2016-04-02 23:52:59 GMT

    U.S. employers notched another solid month of hiring in March, adding 215,000 jobs. The improvement was driven by large gains in the construction, retail and health care industries.

    Americans are flooding back into the job market at the fastest pace since before the Great Recession, encouraged by steady hiring and some signs of higher pay.
  • What to watch for in Saturday's national semifinals

    What to watch for in Saturday's national semifinals

    Saturday, April 2 2016 6:45 PM EDT2016-04-02 22:45:23 GMT
    (AP Photo/David J. Phillip). Villanova head coach Jay Wright watches a drill during a practice session for the NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament Friday, April 1, 2016, in Houston.(AP Photo/David J. Phillip). Villanova head coach Jay Wright watches a drill during a practice session for the NCAA Final Four college basketball tournament Friday, April 1, 2016, in Houston.

    Some things to watch for Saturday when Oklahoma meets Villanova and North Carolina faces Syracuse in the national semifinals at NRG Stadium:

    Some things to watch for Saturday when Oklahoma meets Villanova and North Carolina faces Syracuse in the national semifinals at NRG Stadium:
  • Royals, Mets open new season with World Series rematch

    Royals, Mets open new season with World Series rematch

    Saturday, April 2 2016 4:36 PM EDT2016-04-02 20:36:43 GMT

    The two teams and their respective starting pitchers that wrapped up last season will usher in the new one when the Kansas City Royals and New York Mets meet Sunday night at Kauffman Stadium.

    The two teams and their respective starting pitchers that wrapped up last season will usher in the new one when the Kansas City Royals and New York Mets meet Sunday night at Kauffman Stadium.
  • WHO says new case of Ebola confirmed in Liberia

    WHO says new case of Ebola confirmed in Liberia

    Saturday, April 2 2016 1:22 PM EDT2016-04-02 17:22:55 GMT

    The World Health Organization says a new case of Ebola has been confirmed in Liberia, days after saying the outbreak no longer qualifies as an international health emergency.

    A new case of Ebola has been confirmed in Liberia, the World Health Organization said Friday, a setback for the country which had been declared free from Ebola transmissions in January.
  • Obama says comments like Trump's show ignorance about world

    Obama says comments like Trump's show ignorance about world

    Saturday, April 2 2016 1:12 PM EDT2016-04-02 17:12:57 GMT

    President Barack Obama says suggestions from people like Donald Trump that South Korea and Japan should develop nuclear weapons show a lack of understanding of the world.

    President Barack Obama said Friday that suggestions from people like Donald Trump that nuclear weapons would help South Korea and Japan show a lack of understanding of the world.
  • Your Week in Viral Videos: Everybody needs a little thermite

    Your Week in Viral Videos: Everybody needs a little thermite

    Saturday, April 2 2016 11:53 AM EDT2016-04-02 15:53:15 GMT

    Friday was April Fools' Day, so there's some fake stuff included, but the best things this week were 100 percent real.

    Friday was April Fools' Day, so there's some fake stuff included, but the best things this week were 100 percent real.

  • After 10 days, Brussels airport remains closed to passengers

    After 10 days, Brussels airport remains closed to passengers

    Saturday, April 2 2016 9:25 AM EDT2016-04-02 13:25:10 GMT
    (AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert). Belgian police and soldiers secure the area outside Zaventem Airport in Brussels, Tuesday, March 29, 2016.(AP Photo/Geert Vanden Wijngaert). Belgian police and soldiers secure the area outside Zaventem Airport in Brussels, Tuesday, March 29, 2016.

    Belgium's prime minister and key members of the government are meeting to discuss when to reopen Brussels Airport after it was targeted by suicide bombers last week.

    Struck by suicide bombers 10 days ago, the airport known as "the heart of Europe" has stopped beating temporarily, causing headaches for thousands of business and vacation travelers, and painful financial losses for...
  • Anti-STD group riffs Sanders slogan with 'Feel the Burn' ads

    Anti-STD group riffs Sanders slogan with 'Feel the Burn' ads

    Saturday, April 2 2016 8:56 AM EDT2016-04-02 12:56:08 GMT

    Several billboards scattered around Los Angeles look at first glance like ads for Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, but they actually ask, "Feel the Burn?"

    Several billboards scattered around Los Angeles look at first glance like ads for Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, but they actually ask, "Feel the Burn?"
  • Severe weather moves east toward Carolinas after tornadoes

    Severe weather moves east toward Carolinas after tornadoes

    Saturday, April 2 2016 7:45 AM EDT2016-04-02 11:45:42 GMT

    Tornadoes swirled through Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama as the severe storms head toward the Carolinas.

    Strong storms plowed through Georgia on their way to the Carolinas Friday, spawning at least one confirmed tornado, after setting off tornadoes that swirled through Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.
  • Obama, leaders urge more action on nuclear security, terror

    Obama, leaders urge more action on nuclear security, terror

    Saturday, April 2 2016 3:53 AM EDT2016-04-02 07:53:58 GMT
    Dozens of world leaders assembling for a nuclear security summit will confront a disparate array of modern-day threats, ranging from government actors like North Korea to murkier groups like the Islamic State.
    World leaders declared progress Friday in safeguarding nuclear materials sought by terrorists and wayward nations, even as President Barack Obama acknowledged the task was far from finished.
  • Seoul: N. Korea fires missile and tries to jam GPS signals

    Seoul: N. Korea fires missile and tries to jam GPS signals

    Saturday, April 2 2016 1:03 AM EDT2016-04-02 05:03:33 GMT

    South Korea's Yonhap news agency says North Korea has fired a projectile into the sea.

    North Korea fired a short-range missile into the sea and tried to jam GPS navigation signals in South Korea, Seoul officials said, hours after U.S., South Korean and Japanese leaders pledged to work closer together to...
  • Hancock Fabrics closing all locations

    Hancock Fabrics closing all locations

    Friday, April 1 2016 11:48 PM EDT2016-04-02 03:48:49 GMT
    Hancock Fabrics is going out of business after filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy in February. (Source: AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)Hancock Fabrics is going out of business after filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy in February. (Source: AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)

    The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February. 

    The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February. 

  • VA State Police trooper dies in shooting at Greyhound station

    VA State Police trooper dies in shooting at Greyhound station

    Friday, April 1 2016 10:42 PM EDT2016-04-02 02:42:51 GMT

    Police announced that Virginia State Police Trooper Chad Dermyer passed away from his injuries.

    Police announced that Virginia State Police Trooper Chad Dermyer passed away from his injuries.

  • Knife found at former property of OJ Simpson not linked to Brown, Goldman deaths

    Knife found at former property of OJ Simpson not linked to Brown, Goldman deaths

    Friday, April 1 2016 7:17 PM EDT2016-04-01 23:17:42 GMT
    A knife found at the former home of OJ Simpson is not linked to the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, Ron Goldman, LAPD said.Friday. (Source: AP Photo/Ethan Miller, Pool, File)A knife found at the former home of OJ Simpson is not linked to the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, Ron Goldman, LAPD said.Friday. (Source: AP Photo/Ethan Miller, Pool, File)

    The LAPD conduced a number of forensic tests before coming to the conclusion that it was not connected to the 1994 murders.

    The LAPD conduced a number of forensic tests before coming to the conclusion that it was not connected to the 1994 murders, police said Friday.

  • Before Syracuse, 3 other double-digits seeds in Final Four

    Before Syracuse, 3 other double-digits seeds in Final Four

    Friday, April 1 2016 3:44 PM EDT2016-04-01 19:44:10 GMT
    (AP Photo/David Breslauer, File). FILE - In this March 29, 1986, file photo, LSU's John Williams (24) looks for a shot as Louisville's Mark McSwain (10) defends during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game at the Final Four.(AP Photo/David Breslauer, File). FILE - In this March 29, 1986, file photo, LSU's John Williams (24) looks for a shot as Louisville's Mark McSwain (10) defends during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game at the Final Four.

    Like the three double-digit seeds that made it to the Final Four before them, the Syracuse Orange had to beat a No. 1 seed in the regional final to advance.

    Like the three double-digit seeds that made it to the Final Four before them, the Syracuse Orange had to beat a No. 1 seed in the regional final to advance.
  • When it comes to Congress, 'outsider' voters go status quo

    When it comes to Congress, 'outsider' voters go status quo

    Friday, April 1 2016 12:04 PM EDT2016-04-01 16:04:00 GMT

    Voters who say they want drastic change in the White House don't seem to feel that way about Congress, and the divide is nothing new.

    Voters who say they want drastic change in the White House don't seem to feel that way about Congress, and the divide is nothing new.

  • Netflix celebrates John Stamos on April Fools'

    Netflix celebrates John Stamos on April Fools'

    Friday, April 1 2016 10:05 AM EDT2016-04-01 14:05:16 GMT

    Online streaming service Netflix has partnered with John Stamos for the most Stamosy Stamos ever to be Stamosed, but sadly it's nothing more than an April Fools' joke.

    Online streaming service Netflix has partnered with John Stamos for the most Stamosy Stamos ever to be Stamosed, but sadly it's nothing more than an April Fools' joke.

  • 10 Things to Know for Today

    10 Things to Know for Today

    Friday, April 1 2016 9:33 AM EDT2016-04-01 13:33:13 GMT
    (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli). Supporters of a bill to raise California's minimum wage, celebrate the state Senate Gallery after the measure was approved by the Senate Thursday, March 31, 2016, in Sacramento, Calif.(AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli). Supporters of a bill to raise California's minimum wage, celebrate the state Senate Gallery after the measure was approved by the Senate Thursday, March 31, 2016, in Sacramento, Calif.

    Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today.

    By The Associated Press Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
  • Steady US hiring likely continues even as growth stumbles

    Steady US hiring likely continues even as growth stumbles

    Friday, April 1 2016 8:31 AM EDT2016-04-01 12:31:52 GMT
    (AP Photo/Elise Amendola). In this Wednesday, March 23, 2016, photo, a sanitation worker throws a stepladder into his truck in North Andover, Mass. On Friday, April 1, 2016, the government issues the U.S. jobs report for March.(AP Photo/Elise Amendola). In this Wednesday, March 23, 2016, photo, a sanitation worker throws a stepladder into his truck in North Andover, Mass. On Friday, April 1, 2016, the government issues the U.S. jobs report for March.

    U.S. hiring has been strong for the past six months, yet economic growth has faltered over the same period. Which yardstick paints the more accurate picture of how the country is doing?

    U.S. hiring has been strong for the past six months, yet economic growth has faltered over the same period. Which yardstick paints the more accurate picture of how the country is doing?
  • After 7 hurt in Oklahoma tornado, stormy weather slams South

    After 7 hurt in Oklahoma tornado, stormy weather slams South

    Thursday, March 31 2016 9:23 PM EDT2016-04-01 01:23:26 GMT
    Thunderstorms rumbled across parts of the South on Thursday, bringing the threat of possible tornadoes, a day after at least seven people were injured when severe storms spawned multiple tornado touchdowns in northeastern Oklahoma. (Source: Raycom Media)Thunderstorms rumbled across parts of the South on Thursday, bringing the threat of possible tornadoes, a day after at least seven people were injured when severe storms spawned multiple tornado touchdowns in northeastern Oklahoma. (Source: Raycom Media)

    Authorities say at least seven people are injured after severe storms spawned multiple tornado touchdowns in northeastern Oklahoma, damaging homes and businesses.

    Thunderstorms rumbled across parts of the South on Thursday, bringing the threat of possible tornadoes, a day after at least seven people were injured when severe storms spawned multiple tornado touchdowns in northeastern...
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  • Fire destroys rural Randall County home

    Fire destroys rural Randall County home

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:41 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:41:09 GMT

    AMARILLO, TX (KFDA) - Randall County Sheriff’s Communications received several 911 calls at 5:26 pm regarding a structure fire at 14201 Taylor Lane in rural Randall County, just west of I-27 and north of FM 2219 between Amarillo and Canyon.  

    AMARILLO, TX (KFDA) - Randall County Sheriff’s Communications received several 911 calls at 5:26 pm regarding a structure fire at 14201 Taylor Lane in rural Randall County, just west of I-27 and north of FM 2219 between Amarillo and Canyon.  

  • Area lane closures

    Area lane closures

    Monday, April 4 2016 7:35 AM EDT2016-04-04 11:35:43 GMT

    AMARILLO, TX (KFDA) - As we get ready to start a new work week, here's a look at some area lane closures that could cause you some delays. 

    AMARILLO, TX (KFDA) - As we get ready to start a new work week, here's a look at some area lane closures that could cause you some delays. 

  • Community gives back to family after the fire

    Community gives back to family after the fire

    Volunteers print out photos from the Sutton's Facebook pages to help them remember lost memories. (Source: KWES)Volunteers print out photos from the Sutton's Facebook pages to help them remember lost memories. (Source: KWES)

    A family gets back from the community after their house burned from a fire.

    A family gets back from the community after their house burned from a fire.

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