Ashley Killough
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Chip Gaines purchases author Larry McMurtry’s historic Texas bookstore
One half of television's most famous renovation duo is the new owner of an iconic literary landmark built by author Larry McMurtry in the hard-scrabbled town of Archer City, Texas. Residents are now wondering what Chip Gaines, who with wife Joanna built the Magnolia Network, is planning for the shop's next chapter. → Read More
Chip Gaines purchases author Larry McMurtry’s historic Texas bookstore
One half of television's most famous renovation duo is the new owner of an iconic literary landmark built by author Larry McMurtry in the hard-scrabbled town of Archer City, Texas. Residents are now wondering what Chip Gaines, who with wife Joanna built the Magnolia Network, is planning for the shop's next chapter. → Read More
El Paso Walmart massacre suspect to plead guilty to federal charges
Authorities say the suspect drove 11 hours from his hometown of Allen, Texas, to El Paso with the sole intent of killing immigrants and Mexicans in the West Texas border city. → Read More
Dallas Zoo finds missing clouded leopard on zoo grounds
A clouded leopard whose disappearance prompted the closure of the Dallas Zoo was found Friday night, zoo officials said. → Read More
2 people shot in Uvalde's Memorial Park, police say
As dozens of kids played and people picnicked at Memorial Park in Uvalde, Texas, on Thursday afternoon, gunfire interrupted the scene in what authorities believe was gang-related violence. → Read More
Uvalde students return to school after mass shooting
No students or staff will return to Robb Elementary, the site of the deadliest school massacre in almost a decade. → Read More
Uvalde superintendent updates school board and frustrated parents on safety measures as school year nears
With the new school year in Uvalde, Texas, just over a week away, Superintendent Hal Harrell gave an update Monday night on new security measures across the district in the wake of the May 24 massacre at Robb Elementary School, including the hiring of more officers on campuses and the installation of cameras in schools. → Read More
Suspect in killings of 2 Muslim men in Albuquerque is described as volatile by community members and police reports
Muhammad Syed, the suspect arrested this week in connection with killings of two Muslim men in Albuquerque, New Mexico, had previous run-ins with authorities that included domestic violence arrests and had appeared volatile to others, according to police reports and CNN interviews with community members. → Read More
Hours before the Albuquerque killings suspect was publicly identified, CNN reporters were inside his home. Here's what happened
Authorities have arrested 51-year-old Muhammad Syed as a suspect in the killings of two Muslim men in Albuquerque, New Mexico, they said Tuesday -- slayings that along with two other killings of Muslim men in recent months have put the city's Islamic community on edge. → Read More
4 Muslims were gunned down in Albuquerque. Now some families are afraid to sit outside or go get food
When Muhammad Imtiaz Hussain looked outside his home, he used to see a safe, idyllic neighborhood. Now he's haunted by the spot where his brother was ambushed and killed. → Read More
Police shoot woman who had fired shots into ceiling at Dallas Love Field Airport, authorities say
A woman allegedly fired several gunshots into the air at Dallas Love Field Airport in Texas on Monday before police shot her and took her into custody, Dallas Police said. → Read More
South Dakota Senate convicts and removes state attorney general in impeachment trial after he killed pedestrian in 2020
The South Dakota state Senate on Tuesday voted to convict and remove state Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg from office on two articles of impeachment after he struck and killed a pedestrian in September 2020, making Ravnsborg the first elected official to be impeached and removed in the state's history. → Read More
Judge rules Tulsa Race Massacre reparations lawsuit will move forward
Three remaining survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre are all over 100 years old and were in the courtroom on Monday for the judge's ruling. → Read More
Hearing today may be the last chance for Tulsa Race Massacre's survivors to get justice
The lawsuit was originally filed in March 2021. → Read More
Family of former US Marine detained in Russia speaks with Biden after his Texas stop
The family of an American detained in Russia spoke with President Joe Biden on Tuesday shortly after waving at the President's passing motorcade in Fort Worth, Texas. → Read More
Texas Republican lawmaker suspends campaign after admitting to affair
Republican Rep. Van Taylor of Texas suspended his reelection campaign Wednesday after admitting to an extra-marital affair, which he called the "greatest failure" of his life. → Read More
Colorado county clerk turns herself in to authorities for charges of obstructing a peace officer and obstructing government operations
Mesa County, Colorado, Clerk Tina Peters turned herself in to local authorities Thursday morning, a day after the Grand Junction Police Department had issued a warrant for her arrest. → Read More
District attorney announces charges against 2 Dallas police officers for assault during George Floyd protests
The Dallas County District Attorney's office has announced pre-indictment criminal charges against two police officers in connection to their use of force in response to demonstrators during May 2020 protests following the murder of George Floyd. → Read More
Denver shooting suspect wrote about murderous rampage in books
The suspect in Monday's metro Denver shooting spree foreshadowed the rampage in a series of books he wrote under a pseudonym, and used the names of actual victims in his writings. → Read More
Denver shooting suspect wrote about a murderous rampage in a series of books under a pseudonym
The suspect in Monday's metro Denver shooting spree foreshadowed the rampage in a series of books he wrote under a pseudonym, and he used the names of actual victims in his writings. → Read More