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Three Women Charged in Fatal Del Rio Stabbing That Shocked Texas Community
DEL RIO, Texas — A broad-daylight stabbing that claimed the life of a 32-year-old mother of five has drawn national attention after three young women were arrested and charged with murder. Authorities allege the attack was captured on surveillance video and occurred on a busy Del Rio street, raising questions about what led to the deadly confrontation. Booking phots of suspects in the murder of Texas mom. The suspects have been identified as Kitty Mia Diaz, 21, Amaya "Cookie"

Daniel Wise
Jul 20


Huntsville Shooting Case Draws Community Attention
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — A homicide investigation that began with a shooting in Huntsville has become one of the city's most closely watched criminal cases in recent months, drawing attention from residents and law enforcement officials alike. Man indicted for capital murder in Huntsville, Texas. Earlier this year, Huntsville Police Department detectives arrested a suspect in connection with a local shooting investigation that resulted in serious criminal charges. Authorities anno

Lafonda Smith
Jul 19


Sam Houston State University Continues to Fuel Huntsville Economy
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — As preparations begin for the upcoming fall semester, Sam Houston State University remains one of the most important economic engines in Huntsville and Walker County. The university's influence extends far beyond the classroom, supporting local businesses, housing, restaurants, and community events throughout the year. Sam Houston State University administration building in Huntsville, Texas. By Jessica Harrison Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA July 1

Daniel Wise
Jul 16


Upcoming Court Dockets Highlight Busy Summer for Huntsville Courts
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — Courts in Huntsville and Walker County are preparing for a busy July as judges, attorneys, prosecutors, and defendants return to courtrooms for a series of criminal hearings, motions, pretrial conferences, and jury proceedings. Walker County Courthouse, Huntsville, Texas By Jessica Harrison Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA July 10, 2026 Updated 6:40 a.m. ET According to court schedules published by the City of Huntsville and Walker County, multiple co

Marcus Howard
Jul 10


Huntsville Hornets Reach Historic Milestone at State 7-on-7 Tournament
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — The Huntsville Hornets football program reached a historic milestone this summer by earning its first-ever trip to the Texas State 7-on-7 Tournament, a significant achievement that has generated excitement among players, coaches, and fans throughout the community. Huntsville Hornets football team By David Johnston Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA July 10, 2026 Updated 5:59 a.m. ET While the Hornets were unable to advance to the championship rounds, si

Marcus Howard
Jul 10


$10,000 Reward Offered After Walker County Horse Shot and Killed
WALKER COUNTY, Texas — A Walker County horse owner is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for the shooting death of a horse named Socks, a case that has sparked outrage among local residents and animal lovers across the region. Horses in Huntsville, Texas. By Christopher Todd Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA July 10, 2026 Updated 6:49 a.m. ET According to reports, Socks was found dead after being shot o

Marcus Howard
Jul 10


As Huntsville Grows, Crime and Public Safety Remain Key Concerns
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — From the historic downtown square to the growing neighborhoods on the city's outskirts, Huntsville continues to experience steady growth. New housing developments, expanding businesses, and a growing student population at Sam Houston State University are bringing new opportunities to Walker County. Huntsville police officers arrest a shoplifter at Lone Star Plaza in downtown Huntsville. By Jim Keegan Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA July 8, 2026 Updat

Marcus Howard
Jul 8


Huntsville Approves Rezoning for Major Residential Development as Population Growth Continues
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — Huntsville city leaders have approved a rezoning proposal that could pave the way for one of the largest residential developments in the city's recent history, reflecting continued growth and increasing demand for housing in Walker County. By Brent Cassity Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA July 5, 2026 Updated 9:29 a.m. ET The approved rezoning affects more than 500 acres north of Huntsville and could ultimately support the construction of approximatel

Marcus Howard
Jul 5


The Murder of Sherri Jarvis Remains One of Huntsville's Most Haunting Mysteries
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — More than four decades after a teenage girl's body was discovered along a rural road near Huntsville, investigators are still searching for the person responsible for her murder. By Alexa Bickerwood Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA June 2, 2026 Updated 8:44 a.m. ET On November 1, 1980, the body of a young female was found near Interstate 45 in Walker County. The victim had been sexually assaulted and strangled. Despite extensive efforts by law e

Marcus Howard
Jul 2


Huntsville’s Economy Continues to Evolve While Staying Rooted in Its Largest Institutions
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — Located along Interstate 45 between Houston and Dallas, Huntsville has long enjoyed a stable economy built around education, government employment, healthcare, and retail. While many small Texas communities struggle with economic uncertainty, Huntsville continues to benefit from the presence of two major institutions: Sam Houston State University and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). By Alexa Bickerwood Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA

Marcus Howard
Jul 1


Crime Remains a Challenge in Huntsville and Walker County
Huntsville, Texas, is widely known as the home of Sam Houston State University and the headquarters of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. While the city enjoys a reputation as a growing East Texas community, crime remains an ongoing concern for local residents and law enforcement. By James Lawson Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA June 29, 2026 Updated 9:38 a.m. ET Like many communities across Texas, Huntsville faces a mix of property crimes, drug-related offens

Marcus Howard
Jun 29


The Unofficial Suspect at the Center of Houston’s Bayou Bodies Mystery
For years, the murky waterways winding through Houston have fueled whispers of something far darker than tragic accidents. Bodies continue to surface in Buffalo Bayou, Greens Bayou, White Oak Bayou, and the maze of drainage canals cutting through the nation’s fourth-largest city. Since 2017, nearly 200 bodies have reportedly been recovered from Houston-area waterways, according to local reporting and records reviewed by investigators. Crime scene investigators process a bod

Marcus Howard
Jun 23


Local Business Spotlight: Farmhouse Café Continues to Serve Huntsville with a Hometown Touch
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — In an era dominated by chain restaurants and fast-food convenience, local businesses remain the heart of many small communities. In Huntsville, one business that has earned a loyal following over the years is Farmhouse Café, a family-owned restaurant known for its home-style cooking, friendly service, and commitment to the local community. By Christopher Todd Reporting from Huntsville, Texas, USA June 22, 2026 Updated 6:10 a.m. ET Located near downto

Marcus Howard
Jun 22


Major Housing Growth Reshaping Huntsville, Texas
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — Huntsville is experiencing a period of significant residential growth as new housing developments continue to expand across the city and surrounding areas. Driven by population growth, economic development, and its strategic location along Interstate 45 between Houston and Dallas, Huntsville is rapidly evolving from a traditional college and prison-industry town into one of East Texas' fastest-growing communities. Proposed residential development project i

Bill Stortz
Jun 18


The Tiny Device Fueling a Multi-Million-Dollar Crime Wave
Every day, millions of Americans swipe, tap, and insert their debit and credit cards without giving it a second thought. But hidden inside gas pumps, ATMs, and self-checkout machines, criminals are installing tiny devices known as credit card skimmers—and they're making millions of dollars in the process. By David Johnston Reporting from Austin, Texas, USA June 13, 2026 Updated 8:10 p.m. ET A skimmer is a small electronic device designed to secretly capture information st

Marcus Howard
Jun 13


Karmelo Anthony: The Track Meet That Ended in Tragedy
What began as an ordinary high school track meet in Frisco, Texas, ended in a tragedy that captured national attention and sparked fierce debate across the country. On April 2, 2025, 17-year-old Austin Metcalf, a standout student-athlete at Memorial High School, was fatally stabbed during a confrontation at the District 11-5A track and field championship held at Kuykendall Stadium. Authorities alleged that fellow student Karmelo Anthony, then 17 and a student at Centennial Hi

Marcus Howard
Jun 11


Another Body in the Bayou: Houston's Troubling Mystery Continues
When a fisherman spotted a body floating in Greens Bayou near Interstate 10 on Houston's east side in mid-May, it marked another grim chapter in a story that has increasingly captured the attention of residents, amateur sleuths, and true crime followers across Texas. The discovery, reported to Houston police on May 16, added yet another victim to a growing list of bodies recovered from the city's sprawling bayou system. The latest recovery comes as public concern continues to

Marcus Howard
Jun 10


The Scientists Who Vanished: UFOs, Nuclear Secrets, and Unanswered Questions
For decades, conspiracy researchers have pointed to a strange pattern: scientists working on advanced aerospace projects, nuclear technology, and cutting-edge physics who died under mysterious circumstances or disappeared altogether. One of the most frequently cited examples involves a series of British scientists connected to defense and aerospace programs during the 1980s. Several researchers associated with military contractors and advanced technology projects died in unus

Marcus Howard
Jun 9


Texas Prisons Under Pressure as Overcrowding, Staffing Shortages Persist
The Texas prison system continues to face mounting challenges as state officials grapple with severe staffing shortages, aging facilities, and concerns about inmate safety. Operated by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, the nation's largest state prison system houses more than 120,000 inmates across dozens of correctional facilities, but critics say long-standing problems are straining operations. By Brent Cassity Reporting from Austin, Texas, USA May 15, 2026 Upda

Marcus Howard
May 15


The Invisible Homeless: A Growing Crisis in Huntington, Texas
Homelessness is becoming an increasingly visible problem in Huntington, Texas, and local officials across Angelina County say the crisis is growing faster than rural communities can handle. While Huntington itself is a small East Texas town of just over 2,000 residents, authorities say the issues affecting larger cities — rising housing costs, addiction, mental illness, and economic hardship — are now deeply impacting small communities throughout the region. By Alexa Bickerw

Marcus Howard
May 11
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