Emergency responders and government agencies in the Temple area will conduct a full-scale exercise simulating an aircraft emergency and multi-agency response on November 4, 2026.
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City of Temple to Conduct Full-Scale Emergency Response Exercise at Airport
Temple airport to host emergency response exercise Nov. 4
Emergency response agencies teaming up for aircraft crash simulation exercise at Temple TX airport
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An off-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent was charged with murder in the death of his wife in Laredo on Wednesday morning. U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed the agent's employment and said its Office of Professional Responsibility is reviewing the incident.
Abel Garza, Off-duty U.S. Border Patrol agent, charged with murder; Mayra Alejandra Landeros, Victim, wife of Abel Garza; U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Confirmed agent employment and Office of Professional Responsibility reviewing incident
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Two off-duty Brazos County Sheriff's Office deputies were honored with Life Saving Awards for rescuing a choking man at a Daddy-Daughter Dance. Sgt. Zane Pedersen and Deputy Dillon Donaldson worked together to clear the man's airway and restore his breathing at the event in Bryan.
Sgt. Zane Pedersen, Brazos County Sheriff's Office deputy; Deputy Dillon Donaldson, Brazos County Sheriff's Office deputy; Brazos County Sheriff's Office, employer and award-giving agency
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Fort Bend County launched a new federally funded task force to combat human trafficking by coordinating law enforcement and victim service providers. The Fort Bend County Anti-Trafficking Collective is funded through the U.S. Department of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime.
Fort Bend County, launched anti-trafficking task force; U.S. Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crime, funded the initiative
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A Midland County jury sentenced Adrian Jimmy Stoglin, 46, to 50 years in prison for possession of a controlled substance. He will be eligible for parole after approximately 12 years.
Adrian Jimmy Stoglin, defendant sentenced to 50 years for cocaine possession
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Omar Dominguez Martinez, 42, was sentenced to five years in prison Wednesday for a July 2017 hit-and-run that killed Jana McElyea, 36. He pleaded guilty to accident involving death and failure to stop and render aid. He was not arrested until October 2024.
Omar Dominguez Martinez, defendant, sentenced to five years in prison; Jana McElyea, victim, struck and killed in 2017; Gerald Villarrial, Dominguez's attorney
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U.S. Marshals arrested Kaia Walls, 33, of Hayti, Missouri, in Killeen, Texas on October 22. Walls is accused in the September 25 death of three of her own children in a crash on U.S. 61 near Hayti, Missouri when she was driving under the influence. She will be extradited to Missouri to face charges.
Kaia Walls, Suspect arrested by U.S. Marshals; U.S. Marshals, Federal law enforcement agency that arrested Walls; Missouri State Highway Patrol, Agency investigating the crash
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An 18-year-old Moore Volunteer Fire Department member was arrested and charged with 16 felony counts of arson for allegedly setting fires to grass, fences, vehicles, and structures in Moore and Pearsall. State Fire Marshal's Office investigators said the fires caused significant damage and threatened public safety.
$480,000 for bond
Dakoda Winchester, Volunteer firefighter with Moore Volunteer Fire Department, arson suspect; Texas Department of Insurance, Agency that investigated and released information on the case; State Fire Marshal's Office, Investigators of the fires and 2 more
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