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A Seminole man has been sentenced to serve life in prison for child sex crimes.

The Texas Rangers are investigating after Odessa police officers shot at a suspect who stole a vehicle and hit another officer.

A man from Ecuador has been rescued, and the body of his teenage son has been recovered, according to a Facebook post made by the Culberson County Sheriff’s Office Tuesday evening.

Zoey Landis is not expected to walk again after a car crash Sunday left her spinal cord stretched in two places.

Blood supplies are critically short throughout the country, but West Texans can help ease the problem.

Jay Hendricks was joined by Carolina Jimenez, President of the Midland Municipal Employee Scholarship Fund to discuss the upcoming Freedom Run.

It’s natural to be a little suspicious of unknown people walking around your neighborhood, but one salesman took a proactive step to make Midlanders feel safe.

A local church is looking to help English language learners build their skills on Facebook and in person.

The price of lumber has dropped after skyrocketing to historic highs during the pandemic.

A Terlingua man has been sentenced for operating a website dedicated to sharing stories detailing the sexual abuse of children.

One man was killed, and another person was hurt in a crash along FM 1788 on Sunday.

One person was killed in a rollover crash outside of Midland on Saturday.

Midland County will be reimbursed for more than $1 million after three people were arrested for an organized crime scheme earlier this year.

Summer has arrived, and Odessa Regional Medical Center is celebrating the occasion.

Gov. Greg Abbott vetoed 20 bills that were passed during this year’s legislative session, including two criminal justice priorities of the House speaker, legislation that would have banned tethering dogs outside with heavy chains, and a bill that would have required students to be taught about the perils of domestic violence.

Midland ISD is looking to help its homeless students while they’re away from school with its Family Support Center.

Midland High School graduate Bryce Hoppel qualified for the Olympics in the 800 meters at the U.S. Track and Field Trials on Monday

The family of deceased Fort Hood soldier Gregory Wedel Morales has more questions than answers a year after the soldier’s remains were found in Killeen.

If you’ve noticed more flies buzzing around than usual, you aren’t alone.

As temperatures rise, some residents in Big Spring are dealing with yellow and foul-smelling water coming out of their faucets.

Former Ector County Sheriff Reginald “Reggie” Joseph Yearwood has passed away at the age of 92.

As the pandemic is winding down, Midland is seeing an uptick in DWI cases.

The two dog parks in Midland will be temporarily closed for parts of this week for maintenance.

Authorities say a Texas man drowned while trying to help his son, who was struggling while swimming in a southeast Oklahoma lake on Father’s Day.

A local non-profit will be hosting a free dog vaccine clinic for low-income families on Saturday, June 26.

Federal investigators are on the scene of a fiery crash that left 10 people dead on Saturday, including nine children.

Drivers should be prepared for slow traffic along I-20 in east Odessa for several weeks.

Fear has invaded the Mexican border city of Reynosa after gunmen in vehicles killed 14 people, including taxis drivers, workers and a nursing student, and security forces responded with operations that left four suspects dead.

Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts plans to send about two dozen state troopers to Texas later this month to help patrol the nation’s border with Mexico.

The car show featured 90 cars out on display for people to vote on their favorites.