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A woman who was shot multiple times by an off-duty Copperas Cove police officer during an alleged road rage incident more than two years ago has filed a federal civil

A woman who was shot multiple times by an off-duty Copperas Cove police officer during an alleged road rage incident more than two years ago has filed a federal civil

The Baylor Law graduate has tried more than 100 cases, championed dairy regulation upstream of Waco, guided a rewrite of Baylors charter and defended Texas cities in scores of cases.

As the country confronts a fresh string of mass killings in everyday places, the unrelenting violence is exacting a psychological toll.

Denying structural racism contributes to anti-Black sentiment. Ignoring race may be less harmful, but may still perpetuate racism, the authors of a new study say.

Despite the heartbreaking notes of its ending, this vibrant film makes you want to believe that things will somehow and magically turn out OK for her, simply because she deserves it.

James “Jim” E. Lee Jr., 93, of Athens, passed away on Monday, Dec. 7, 2020 at Athens Health and Rehabilitation Center. He was born on Aug. 15, 1927, in Towanda, the son of the late James and Grace (Smith) Lee. Jim worked as a Machinist for Ingersoll Rand, Athens, until his retirement. He was a member and volunteer firefighter for Litchfield Township Volunteer Fire Company and an EMT with Greater Valley EMS. Following his retirement, he volunteered in the X-Ray Department of Robert Pac...