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Buc-ee’s Hillsboro location holds grand opening ceremony
HILLSBORO, Texas (KWTX) - The Central Texas community and visitors from across the state were excited to see the opening of the Buc-ee’s Hillsboro location. Karen Pierce from Burleson, Texas and her close friends were on a road trip to Crystal Beach and decided to stop at every single Buc-ee’s on the way.
Waxahachie Police Host 7th Annual Cops and Kids Picnic to Strengthen Community Bonds
The Waxahachie Police Department is opening its arms to the local youth with its 7th Annual Cops and Kids Picnic, a community-building bonanza promising fun, food, and a fleet of free bicycles. The event, slated to bolster the connection between law enforcement and the community, is fixing to pair the thrill of bounce houses and an airsoft course with the taste of traditional picnic fare—think hot dogs and snow cones. The Waxahachie Police Department announced on its Facebook page that this family-friendly jamboree is open to the public.
Who killed Missy Bevers? After 8 years, police still have no suspect
MIDLOTHIAN, Texas - Thursday marks eight years since Missy Bevers was murdered at a church in Ellis County. Police still have not found her killer. Midlothian's chief of police says the investigation into Bevers’ death has never ended. He says the department has received more than 3,000 tips since her murder.
Dogs rescued before fire destroys the Itasca Animal Shelter
A large number of dogs are safe after being rescued from a burning shelter in Itasca over the weekend. The flames erupted just before midnight Friday at the Itasca Animal Shelter which was housed in a former cotton gin
It could take more than a year to rebuild collapsed police headquarters, Itasca police chief says
ITASCA, Texas (KWTX) - It could be more than a year before the Itasca Police Department returns to its headquarters after its home, a building more than 120 years old, collapsed sometime between the night of April 5 and the morning of April 6, the police chief told KWTX. Police...
Flowers peaking for Ennis Bluebonnet Festival
While some of the roadside bluebonnets, or some you may have seen around your neighborhood peaked early, the majority of the flowers are peaking now in Ennis just in time for the Ennis Bluebonnet Festival. Ashley Colunga with the city of Ennis joined Good Day to talk about this weekend's festival featuring food, live music, arts and crafts, children's activities and 40 miles of bluebonnet trails.
Red Oak Police Department Strengthens Victim Support with New Liaison Crystal Butcher
Red Oak, Texas just gained a new defender in the fight to support victims of crime, as the Red Oak Police Department welcomed Crystal Butcher aboard as their Crime Victims Liaison. Crystal, hailing from Corsicana, is not new to the complexities of the justice system, bringing with her over a decade of experience from Child Protective Services. Her educational prowess is marked by a Bachelor's and Master's in Criminal Justice from the prestigious University of North Texas.
Rain or shine, Fort Worth Main Street Festival and Ennis Bluebonnet Festival will go on
FORT WORTH, Texas - The rain in the forecast is putting a damper on a lot of big events happening this weekend. Dallas, Richardson and Grapevine canceled Earth Day events scheduled for Saturday. But the Fort Worth Main Street Arts Festival will go on, along with the Ennis Bluebonnet Trails...
Princeton Community Mourns Tragic Loss of Decorated Officer Nancy Dominguez in Off-Duty Car Accident
Tragedy struck the Princeton community as Officer Nancy Dominguez, revered for her commitment to public service and described as a vital part of the local law enforcement, died following an off-duty car accident. The Ovilla Police Department announced her passing with a heart-wrenching message that underscored the loss felt by all who knew her.
Tip leads to the arrest of former DeSoto Police Department property and evidence clerk accused of stealing guns from evidence room
DESOTO, Texas — DeSoto police say they recovered 13 guns, various power tools, and a compressor allegedly stolen by a former property and evidence clerk with the department. Police say they searched the Frost, Texas home of Carl Edmison Thursday after they received a tip that Edmison allegedly had items taken from the DeSoto Police Property and Evidence Room over an extended period of time.
City council votes on super ditch in Hillsboro
HILLSBORO, Texas — "Nearly all of us drove by and saw the flooding when their you know, driveways are disappearing, it is coming in their head and I just thought to myself, I would not... I can't imagine what it would be like to buy a new home and it flooded within a few months," Interim Mayor of Hillsboro Lee Ann Richmond said.
Ennis Police Department Honors Communication Officers: The Unseen Pillars of Emergency Response
The unsung heroes of emergency services were recently thrust into the limelight as the Ennis Police Department took a moment to praise the crucial work of Communication Officers. These officers, often the first line of contact in an emergency, were celebrated for their tireless efforts in gathering critical information to prepare first responders for what they might confront at the scene of an emergency.
Red Oak robbery suspect may be linked to crimes in other cities, police say
RED OAK, Texas - A Dallas man is facing charges for two aggravated robberies in the Ellis County city of Red Oak. Police also think he’s responsible for similar robberies in Cedar Hill and Dallas. The Red Oak Police Department said 56-year-old Brian McKinzie was taken into custody Tuesday...
Ovilla Honors Firefighter for 17 Years of Service Amid Promotion to Glenn Heights Deputy Fire Chief
In a celebration of steadfast commitment to community safety, the City of Ovilla has recognized one of its own for an impressive tenure. The Ovilla City Council meeting this April saw Interim Fire Chief Kevin Mooney dole out an Outstanding Service Award to Chad Moore, a dedicated firefighter who's been battling blazes and coming to the aid of Ovillians for nearly two decades. It was a moment of heartfelt thanks as Mooney commended Moore for his 17 years of service with the Ovilla Fire Department, a stretch marked by unwavering dedication to the citizens he pledged to protect.
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