Milam County, TX

AMR has deployed new features to improve ambulance services in the county including telehealth, nurse navigation and real time ambulance tracking. Recently the ambulances were equipped with a device that enables the crew to use telehealth to connect a patient directly with a doctor. This is helpful in situations when...

Precinct 2 voters elected James Denman to serve as commissioner in a runoff race on May 24. Denman received 339 votes to challenger Doug Baker’s 209 votes. Denman will join newly-elected Precinct 4 Commissioner Wesley Payne and County Judge Bill Whitmire on the court in January, as none of them will have challengers in November.

The TxDOT – Bryan District has named a new Brenham Area Engineer. James Kreamer started his new role this month overseeing state highway construction and operations in Burleson, Milam and Washington counties. Kreamer said he looks forward to supporting his staff as they tackle various projects around the region.

A state district judge has ordered a Temple man to pay over $63,000 to a client for not completing work.

Arthur Monroe Henson born in Hog Creek Bottom, Milam County, Texas, on Nov. 18, 1928, to Archie L. and Myrtle A. Henson passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his family on May 9, 2022. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers and a sister. He is...

Milam County Commissioners accepted the resignation of Precinct 1 Constable James Pratt and discussed providing fuel to county fire departments during a meeting on Monday. Commissioners accepted the resignation of Precinct 1 Constable James Pratt, who left to take a job in Temple. Commissioners approved having Precinct 2 Constable Charlie West fill in that position until the election in November. West will get the use of the county car and 50 percent of pay.

Voters went to the polls Saturday to decide on constitutional amendments along with city council seats in Thorndale. Thorndale voters picked Steven Zuehlke, Marla Davis, and Wayne Green to the city council. The Milam County Elections Department saw Milam County voters turn out to vote in favor of both proposals...

MILANO, Texas (KBTX) - What was supposed to be a night of fun turned into a nightmare when two teens were shot in Milano at a prom after-party. “We received a 911 call in the 8000 block of Highway 79 in Milano regarding a shooting,” said lead investigator, Lt. Bill Behler. “It appears that it revolved around narcotics that were being sold by the suspect.”

MILAM COUNTY, Texas (FOX 44) – UPDATE: The suspects in the Milam County shooting at a prom afterparty have been identified. The Milam County Sheriff’s Office received several 9-1-1 calls at approximately 1:50 a.m. Sunday in reference to shooting which took place in the 8000 block of U.S. Highway 79 in Milano. Deputies were dispatched and arrived on scene.

The shooting had occurred at an unofficial Milano prom after-party that was not affiliated with the Milam Independent School District, said police.

MILANO, Texas (KBTX) - The Milam County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday night announced two people have been detained in connection to the shooting that left two people injured at a prom after-party in Milano. It was first thought that only one person was injured, but deputies learned later on...