Crime

A fast-food employee has been injured after a customer became enraged, because didn’t get the sauce that he wanted with his order.

One North Texas man is now in police custody after an argument with his roommate over a trivial matter spiraled way out of control.

The masks make it harder to get a positive ID on the suspects, but they do have some clues for you.

It seems that Smishing attacks are the latest trend from the guys in black hats who are out to take advantage of those who drop their guard.

One police department southwest of Houston took to Facebook and used all this virus hype to get a laugh. This was the post from Wharton PD:

Well, it looks like the people responsible are getting sneakier, and the scam has now made its way into our area.

Well, East Texas...James Troy Allison is still on the Texas Fugitives Still Wanted list on the Texas Department of Public Safety website.

Today, Angelina County Sheriff Greg Sanches took to Facebook to warn about another scam that is taking place.