Freedom Politics: Terrorists Use Crayons and Finger Paints for Rehab
Nurses in the Wrong?
THE STORY: A Winkler County nurse will be in court alone on Monday in Andrews County....
More of this storyWill Medina win the Gubernatorial Election?
THE STORY: Republican gubernatorial candidate Debra Medina spoke during a campaign stop at The Midland Center. Medina faces incumbent Gov. Rick Perry and Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison in the upcoming March primary election....
Hunt, 80, arrested at the Lincoln Tower Retirement Home
THE STORY: Clarence Edward “Bunky” Hunt, 80, was arrested at the Lincoln Tower Retirement Home in Odessa after police said he fired a handgun at a fellow resident....
Odessa Petrochemical Complex
THE STORY: The Odessa City Council decided not to take action on a deal that could have allowed the city to briefly take ownership of the Odessa Petrochemical Complex....
Mother sent to Jail for Students Attendance
THE STORY: Odessa High School parent Karen Bradshaw spent three days in jail after her 16-year-old son Thomas Sanchez continuously skipped school....
Potential Change in ECISD Schools
THE STORY: Next year Ector County Independent School District junior high and high school students may take their finals after winter break is over instead of before the break begins....
Dangerous Weather for Schools
THE STORY: A late winter storm caught ECISD officials off guard. School was not delayed or canceled despite treacherous roads and one elementary school’s lack of electricity....
Roughnecks Under New Ownership
THE STORY: The Odessa Roughnecks have been sold to Jay and Dale Morris, a pair of local businessmen who have been following the team since its inception....
Local Youth Pastor Indicted on 10 Felony Counts
THE STORY: An Ector County grand jury has indicted a local youth pastor on 10 felony counts, charging him with having a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl he counseled at Second Baptist Church of Odessa....
Odessa Petrochemical Complex
THE STORY: More than six months after it stopped producing, efforts to restart the Odessa Petrochemical Complex continue....
School Days
THE STORY: State law requires school districts to provide 180 instructional days per school year, but the Ector County Independent School District has averaged between 174 and 176 calendar days for the past decade.The committee working on next...
Yolanda Madden
THE STORY: Prosecutors have decided not to appeal a federal judge’s decision to vacate the 2005 drug conviction of Yolanda Madden. Assistant U.S. Attorney John Klassen said Tuesday that prosecutors will try the Odessa woman again on the...
Carl Rogers Retires
THE STORY: Carl Rogers, chief investigator for the Ector County Medical Examiner’s Office, is retiring at the end of the year. His stint at the office caps a 25-year law enforcement career that began after he spent more than a decade in radio...
Desegregation Case in ECISD
THE STORY: ECISD’s ongoing dispute with plaintiff CRUCIAL over the district’s compliance with a desegregation lawsuit consent agreement will soon move to a facilitator....
Funding For County Health Departments Environmental Cleanup
THE STORY: Ector County commissioners voted to keep funding the county health departments environmental cleanup efforts, but not to the extent the health department was seeking....
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