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Local DPS troopers host fundraiser for family of Chad Walker KRIS 6 News and last updated 2021-05-08 23:46:52-04 A special fundraiser was held in Robstown for fallen DPS Trooper Chad Walker A charity skeet shoot and BBQ was organized by some local troopers who knew Chad Walker. The trooper was killed in March while responding to a traffic stop near Waco. His first duty station in 2015 was the Corpus Christi area. Organizers say they had to do something to help support Walker's wife and four children. "There was a lot of benefits going on around the state, and we felt that it was important for...

It's more than a month since DPS trooper Chad Walker died in the line of duty. Today in Boerne, a special tribute and fundraiser for trooper Walker's family.

Boerne hosts benefit concert to raise money for fallen DPS Trooper Chad Walker's family What begin as a 'simple plate drive' has grown into a multi-act show to support Walker's relatives. Author: Jordan Foster (KENS 5) Published: 6:51 PM CDT April 30, 2021 Updated: 6:53 PM CDT April 30, 2021 SAN ANTONIO — It’s been three weeks since fallen Texas DPS Trooper Chad Walker was laid to rest, but the impact he left on the Boerne community is still alive and being recognized. “We just want to come together as a community and honor him and his li...

Texas House passes cautious $247B budget, rejects more health care for working poor House members sidestepped most incendiary topics, as members of both parties pulled controversial amendments. The Texas House was poised late Thursday to approve a $247 billion, two-year state budget that frustrates Democrats by moving cautiously and delaying spending federal COVID-19 money. Republicans vexed them further by rejecting a plan for more health care for the working poor.(Ashley Landis / Staff Photographer) to include final roll call on budget. AUSTIN — The Texas House late Thursday passed a $246...

Print this article From Texas, here's a tale not of cops and robbers, but of cops and rabbits. The story began with tragedy. On March 26, Texas state trooper Chad Walker pulled over to help a stranded motorist in Limestone County, only to have the motorist, an obviously disturbed young man, open fire on Walker before later driving off and killing himself. Walker, the grandson of the former longtime county sheriff, did not survive. The next day was supposed to be a happy day of excitement in the Walker home. It was the county fair, and the trooper's young daughters had rabbits they would be s...