Azle Man Dies After Officers Used 'Less-Lethal' Force During Incident: Police
One man is dead following an incident in which Azle police officers deployed their "less-lethal" weapons on Sunday, officials said.
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One man is dead following an incident in which Azle police officers deployed their "less-lethal" weapons on Sunday, officials said.
Azle police say they responded to the 700 block of Boyd Road in regards to a man with a knife who was making threats.
Project would renovate three existing homes, build a new single family and two duplexes to create eight condo units.
Long story short – Queen's Birthday Weekend: lots of gigs. OK. So maybe that was unnecessarily short. It is, however, a fairly accurate summary of this week's column. A little history? Well, I looked at the calendar and thought “Queen's Birthday Weekend is coming up, I bet there'll be a lot of gigs people want to know about.” Oh, you mean the history of the birthday, not of the column? Fair enough. For those unaware, Queen's Birthday weekend, when we get a day off to celebrate a day that isn't the Queen's birthday, is another of those northern hemisphere traditions that make absolutely ...
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday involving a Wayne County lawsuit. Judy Reece filed the lawsuit after her husband, Walter Reece, sustained permanent injuries in an Aug. 10, 2014, crash while riding his motorcycle south of Cambridge City. Tyson Foods Inc. is the only remaining defendant in the lawsuit, and was accused of having high vegetation on its corner property that impeded vision and contributed to the crash. Special Judge Jay Toney of Randolph Circuit Court granted a summary judgment in Tyson's favor, and the Court of Appeals of Indiana upheld that d...