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The bluest bonnets in Texas: Steve Tulcuss photo judged best in Reporter-News contest Almost 14 inches of rain March to May will do that. While the record cold did its share of damage to trees and shrubs, the flowers bloomed, and photographers busied themselves with photographing their favorites. The annual Reporter-News wildflower contest honors late photographer Doug Hodel, who died in 2017 and often entered. This years contest particularly showed off bluebonnets and detail shots. Between t...

Pedestrian Killed In Early Morning Crash   ABILENE, TX – A Lubbock man was killed in Abilene early Saturday morning in a fatal crash involving a pedestrian. According to the Abilene Police Department, 30-year-old Nicholas Mills of Abilene was driving along the Winters Fwy when he struck 24-year-old Mark Burrow of Lubbock around 1:45 a.m. Mills left the scene and called police stating he believed he had struck a person with his vehicle. When Abilene Police Department responded to the area, t...

Lubbock pedestrian killed in Abilene crash, driver arrested Nicholas Mills (Source: Taylor County Sheriffs Office) By Amber Stegall | May 1, 2021 at 12:12 PM CDT - Updated May 1 at 12:12 PM ABILENE, Texas (KCBD) - Abilene Police say 24-year-old Mark Burrow of Lubbock was killed in a crash early Saturday morning in Abilene. Police say around 1:45 a.m. Abilene police officers were called to a crash involving a pedestrian along Winters Fwy. A driver called saying he believed he struck a per...

Police found a Lubbock mans body on Winters Freeway after receiving call from the driver.

Abilene driver arrested after fatally striking Lubbock pedestrian and leaving scene Staff report The deceased is Mark Burrow, 24, of Lubbock. The driver, identified by police as Nicholas Mills, 30, of Abilene, later was arrested and charged with second-degree felony intoxicated manslaughter and second-degree felony failure to stop and render aid. According to police, Mills called police dispatch at about 1:45 a.m. while driving to the Lytle South area. The investigation continues.