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In court filings on Feb. 5, assistant district attorney Kristin Wade wrote that Irvin "is mentally ill and was found incompetent to stand trial."

A man accused of murder has had his case dismissed after a judge ruled that the Lake Dallas Police Department violated due process, destroyed evidence and failed to disclose evidence

A man accused of murder has had his case dismissed after a judge ruled that the Lake Dallas Police Department violated due process, destroyed evidence and failed to disclose evidence

A Killeen woman who was shot in the face by a Killeen Police Department officer in December of last year was successful in getting her bond amount reduced although she

In an ongoing case against a Waco attorney, stemming from an alleged 2020 plot to kill another Waco attorney, a McLennan County grand jury issued superseding indictments Thursday.

Attorney Meredith Chacon explains potential fallout in conversations had by DA’s Office and criminal justice reform group.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing five Texas cities saying they've violated state law by "adopting amnesty and non-prosecution policies" for marijuana...

Turley scoffs at the very notion that buses can be liable for trafficking! (Psst... it's been a federal law for two decades.)

As 2023 has come and gone and we are venturing into the new year, The Graham Leader is taking a look back at the local news that happened during the past 12 months.January • Young County Judge Win Graham was sworn into office Sunday, Jan. 1 succeeding former Young County Judge John Bullock, who retired after holding the position since 2011. Graham said as he began his first term in office, he was thankful for the support he received.

BELTON — A Bell County district court judge left the door open for “shock probation” after sentencing a Killeen woman on Thursday to nine years in prison for her negligence