A Grayson County deputy spotted Tosin Thompson and Monique Henry headed south on U.S. 75 and pulled them over.

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The former president made the declaration in a social media post on Saturday morning, although he did not say why he expects to be arrested.

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Senate Bill 645 would change the way charges in fentanyl overdose cases are considered.

Larry Brock of Grapevine, Texas, joined other rioters on the Senate floor only minutes after lawmakers were evacuated.

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Since taking over as chief last June, Gus Handke said Healdton police are averaging around 20 arrests per month.

Sherman Police say they're trying to track down the thief who stole packages from porches along South Heritage Parkway.

Thomas Lynn Watkins has an arrest warrant for robbery with a dangerous weapon.

President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order aiming to increase the number of background checks to buy guns.

A family of three was injured in February 2022 in a wreck that was blamed on Jason Michael Herndon.

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More than $300,000 was recovered from a vehicle during a 2019 traffic stop in Ardmore.

Eriq Damon Johnson, 33, was wanted for attempted murder in Illinois. 

Lawyers for Andre Thomas are getting more time to prove their client is mentally ill.

The lawsuit filed Monday in state court said the Texas law, one of the strictest in the country, is creating confusion among doctors,

The OSBI identified Allen Shaw and Randy Sander as suspects in the arson fire that left 36-year-old Danette Stowe dead.

The Howe Police Department said they began investigating Robert Brent Steedman Jr. one year ago after the victim's mother came forward with the allegations.

After more than a month and dozens of witnesses, jurors took less than three hours Thursday to convict Murdaugh of two counts of murder in the June 2021 killings.

The department told the appeals court that a president can't be absolutely immune for speech on a matter of public concern if the speech is found to have incited violence.