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Rare Daytime Lighting Bolt Shatters Lives Of Father And Son - Vimarsana News

Rare Daytime Lighting Bolt Shatters Lives Of Father And Son

By Allison Finch Bosque County, Texas is home to fewer 19,000 people and two of them got struck by lightning this week. An hour and a half south of Dallas, Bosque County is classic Texas flat lands is where the Brazos River cuts through grazing and crop fields. Matthew Boggs, 34-year-old man was walking his

Bosque County man dead, child found breathing after being struck by lightning - Vimarsana News

Bosque County man dead, child found breathing after being struck by lightning

A Central Texas resident has died after being struck by lightning.

Source: kwtx.com
Man killed, child hurt in lightning strike: Bosque County sheriff - Vimarsana News

Man killed, child hurt in lightning strike: Bosque County sheriff

A lightning strike killed a man and resulted in a 6-year-old child having to receive “emergency treatment” on Monday, Bosque County Sheriff Trace Hendricks said.

Source: kxxv.com
Man dies, 6-year-old found breathing after being struck by lightning, officials say - Vimarsana News

Man dies, 6-year-old found breathing after being struck by lightning, officials say

Bosque County deputies and North Bosque Emergency Medical Service responded Monday to a call about two people struck by lightning.

Source: wbrc.com
Texas GOP Lawmakers to Decide Bills Aimed at Harris County Elections - Vimarsana News

Texas GOP Lawmakers to Decide Bills Aimed at Harris County Elections

Three weeks remain in the 2023 Texas legislative session with a bill under consideration that could ultimately throw out future election results in the state's most populated county. Harris County, home of Houston and almost 5 million residents, is the target of two Senate bills that would eliminate the elections administrator position there and return all election duties to the county tax assessor-collector and county clerk. It comes on the heels of S.B. ...