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JOHNSON COUNTY, Texas — Video footage posted on TikTok showed a chaotic scene at a Johnson County rodeo where a bull ran wild, knocking over several women while charging around the arena floor. The incident took place Wednesday evening in Cleburne during the Johnson County Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo, the...

A video released by Weatherford Police Department shows the arrest of a bank robbery suspect on Thursday. The individual robbed a bank on Santa Fe Drive and fled to a prearranged getaway car 4 miles away. Officers recovered over $23,000 in stolen cash, and luckily, no injuries were reported during the incident.

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A 62-year-old man who is behind bars, accused of attempting to kidnap a young girl in Crowley, has a history of mental health issues, police say. Police say Steven Bayse, 62, is in jail for kidnapping and other charges after the parents of the girl fought back. NBC 5 has...

Weatherford, Texas police successfully captured an armed bank robber attempting to flee. The suspect, who matched the description provided by bank employees, was found in a nearby creek bed and proceeded to run towards Heritage Park before being apprehended. Over $23,000 in stolen money was recovered, and no injuries were reported.

On June 1, at 2:22pm, multiple emergency responders from Hood County and DPS Troopers responded to the scene of a two-vehicle crash on Farm to Market Road 4 near Fall Creek Highway. Authorities say an SUV was traveling east on Farm to Market Road 4 behind a slow-moving semi truck....

The annual Parker County Sheriff’s Posse Frontier Days Rodeo wraps up this weekend, but there’s still plenty to take in from competitors on the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and Women’s Professional Rodeo Association circuits to top-not musical entertainment. Each night through Saturday, June 10, beginning at 8,...

In late February, NFR average title record-breakers Tanner Tomlinson and Patrick Smith were running away with the Lone Star Shootout. Their 9-on-two during the three-head finals of the Open roping in Stephenville, Texas, meant they had all day to win it. Until their final steer took a nose dive before the neck rope came off.

It’s been two years since Slim Pickins Outfitters (SPO), the first Black-owned outdoor gear shop in the U.S., was the subject of a viral documentary from The Outbound Collective. At the time, the store was struggling with debt and was in danger of shuttering. The documentary’s corresponding GoFundMe raised $172,000, saving the store from closure.How These Sneaker Entrepreneurs Are Solving the Problems Women Have With Shoes Since then, the situation has improved for storeowners Jahmicah and Heather Dawes. However, the shop — which celebrated six years in Stephenville, Texas, in March — is not in the clear. “We are healthy, but we...

Koral Bozeman, 14, of Tolar, shows a big red snapper she caught during a fishing trip out of Fisherman’s Wharf on Friday, June 2. Red snapper season in federal waters began on Thursday, June 1. The full version of this story will be available to all readers after 2...

Law enforcement leaders from North Texas recently convened to discuss strategies for tackling mass critical incidents, with the Allen Premium Outlets shooting being a central focus. White Settlement Police Chief Chris Cook led the discussion, which aimed at fostering regional cooperation and exchanging valuable insights among various police departments.

Thanks a bunch, Weatherford College Coyotes baseball. Because of you, what might have been a laid-back week with summer starting turned into one of scrambling to get things done because we had baseball to listen to and/or watch. Because of you, some of us didn't get around to the dishes...

Four days after McAlister’s Deli opened at The Stable in Stephenville, The Husband and I went there for dinner. After a long day in the courtroom on Tuesday, I was tempted to throw caution to the wind and order a delicious soup and sandwich combo, but the fear of overdosing on carbs sent me to the salad selection instead.

The 50-year sentence for a Springtown man convicted of causing fatal severe head trauma to his girlfriend's 8-week-old crying son has been upheld by an appeals court. Kaleb Ray Eisenmann, now 25, was charged in 2019 with several offenses in connection with injuring 7-week-old Jax Eisenmann, a child he was raising with his girlfriend.

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Sam Houston’s assistant coach Fuller Smith is now the head coach at Tarleton. Smith has been on the Bearkats staff since 2020. He replaces Aaron Meade who was removed as the head coach ahead of the 2023 season. Smith also spent time as an assistant...

The Weatherford Wild swim team opened its 2023 summer season at home this past Saturday, June 3. "First meet went well. Some veteran swimmers really knocked some time off of their swim from last year and the new swimmers did a great job figuring out the ropes," coach Matt Williams said.

A former University of Arkansas quarterback officially filed a lawsuit Tuesday regarding numerous sexual assault claims made against him on a social media account that is seeking seven figures in damages.

Last week the Stephenville Fire Department and Stephenville Police Department were on hand at the Stephenville Public Library’s Story Time event to introduce themselves and their departments to the kids. Officers from the PD showed kids their vehicles, passed out stickers and answered questions, while the fire department showed off their protective gear and tools and Stephenville EMS allowed kids to tour their ambulance.

A memorial service was held this afternoon in honor of Matthew Davis, the 32-year-old Sonic employee tragically killed in Keene last month. Davis confronted a customer in the parking lot, resulting in the customer's 12-year-old nephew fatally shooting him multiple times with an AR-style rifle. The young boy now faces murder charges. The service took place at the Seven Day Adventist Chapel in Keene at 3:00 PM, and attendees were asked to wear blue in memory of Davis.

STEPHENVILLE — A seasoned group of Tarleton State cowboys are brimming with confidence heading into the College National Finals Rodeo, June 11-17 in Casper, Wyo. Representing Tarleton from the defending national champion men’s team are saddle bronc rider Gus Gaillard, team roping headers Wyatt Bray and Korbin Rice, and tie-down roper Wyatt Crandall, the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Southwest Region student director.