A southbound truck tailgates a fellow motorist in foggy, wet conditions Monday morning on Texas 317 near FM 1237. Fred Afflerbach/Telegram Squealing tires, crunching metal and breaking glass are familiar sounds outside Henry Brown's front door on Texas 317, a busy commuter and commercial route that runs from Belton to McGregor.
Emergency crews are on the scene of two accidents at the intersection of Route 62 and 34.
The torrential rain that fell on Central Texas Monday afternoon and Monday evening was a factor in a series of mostly minor accidents and caused flooding that left a few motorists stranded.
The Texas Department of State Health Services recently designated Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano as an Advanced Level III Trauma Facility, recognizing the hospital’s multi-disciplinary trauma team.
WASHINGTON — Macie Jo Wheelis, 91, has had a colorful life. A pioneering female aviator, she was one of the 1,102 Women Airforce Service Pilots in World War II. She was an avid golfer who played with the legendary Byron Nelson, a Dallas bowling champion and, for years, a West Texas racehorse breeder and owner.
Eighty-nine firefighters from across northeast Texas attended the 20th Annual Farm Rescue School, hosted by the Bettie Volunteer Fire Department, Saturday.
Work accidents happen every day in Pennsylvania. “I get hundreds of calls from injured workers each month asking me whether they can get money for their pain and suffering” , states PA work injury lawyer, Chris Lassen, Esquire, managing partner of the Lassen Law Firm, www.InjuryLawyerPhiladelphia.com , one of Pennsylvania’s leading personal injury law firms.
3/10 8:07 a.m. — TCSO school resource officer requested attempt to contact a truant juvenile at his residence in Lawn. An officer located the subject and transported him to school.3/10 9:50 a.m. — House fire in Merkel. Back porch started burning, and then spread to the rest of the house. This was a duplicate call. Merkel VFD had been notified.3/10 2:08 p.m. — Grass fire on FM 1082 at Hamby ...
U.S. highway deaths have fallen to their lowest levels since the 1950s, as more motorists bought into buckling up and embraced safety innovations. A sour economy that dampened traveling instincts also was a contributor.
PARIS -- The Paris District of the Texas Department of Transportation held its 26th annual safety banquet in mid-February, recognizing 222 Paris district employees for their accomplishments in driving and working safely without accidents or injuries.

