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A new name has been chosen for Robert E. Lee Senior and Freshman High Schools.

The family of an Army tank crewman from New Mexico who died at Fort Hood, Texas, says he messaged his fiance that he was concerned about three men who didn’t like him and that something was wrong shortly before his death.

The Fed ended their two-day meeting yesterday with an announcement that was in the Chairman’s words “Strong and Powerful”.

The interim superintendent said she wants to change the trajectory of things here in the district

Wednesday, there was a Republican candidate forum for city elections at the Odessa Marriott Hotel and Convention Center.

CBS7 Media Group radio station, La Ley 104.7 FM, is hosting its annual Children’s Miracle Network radiothon

A 3.0 magnitude earthquake was reported by the U.S.G.S late Wednesday night.

Alyssa Micaela has spent the past nine years in Nashville singing her heart out for a big dream.

The companies would build satellites and launch rockets.

The Ector County Elections Office is asking residents who are registered to vote to serve as elections officials.

Gov. Greg Abbott announced Thursday that most of Texas will be able to loosen some coronavirus restrictions, including letting many businesses increase their capacity to 75%, as soon as Monday.

Local Odessa business owners who are struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic can still seek financial help from the City of Odessa.

Police say a North Texas sheriff’s deputy has been arrested and charged with murder and evidence tampering in the death of his girlfriend.

A man walked into the sanctuary at St. Patrick Cathedral in El Paso while the church was open for prayer Tuesday morning and destroyed a 90-year-old statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which was located behind the main altar of the church.

An immigrant woman who accused guards of sexually assaulting her at a detention center has been deported, weeks after she was interviewed by investigators.

September is National Service Dog Awareness Month.

The city wants businesses to apply, so they can hand out the $175,000 they have left.

The football season for Pulaski County High School is underway. Many parents will be able to root their kids on from the stands, but for one family, that has a special meaning this year.

Colombia’s state-held oil firm Ecopetrol plans to drill as many as 100 wells in the Permian Basin by the end of next year, according to OilPrice.com.

Authorities in Midland are asking for the public’s help with finding a wanted man.

Odessa’s City Council has voted to raise the water, sewer and solid waste rates and the property tax rate in a meeting Tuesday morning.

The City of Odessa is partnering with the University of Texas Permian Basin for a second round of community COVID-19 tests.

After four long hours of deliberation MISD board members voted 5-1 to elect Ann Dixon

The elections office describes how they’re adjusting to an unusual election cycle amid a pandemic.

Around 60 farmers in Divide County put their own harvesting on hold to cut 1,000 acres for a neighbor who suffered a heart attack after his combine caught fire last week.

Chick-fil-A says it no longer plans to open a restaurant in the San Antonio International Airport, even though the Texas city relented and agreed to let it do so after more than a year of legal wrangling.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is making clear that he’s not interested in serving on the U.S. Supreme Court, despite President Donald Trump recently naming him to a group of potential nominees.

A student at Midland Lee got a big surprise on Monday morning.

Thousands of people are without power in Odessa on Monday morning.

Midland ISD’s school board will be looking at interim superintendent candidates and seek counsel from their lawyers over the name change for Midland Lee during a meeting Monday night.