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Answering the Call; How local agencies address law enforcement mental health
Editor’s note: This article contains mentions of suicide attempts and death by suicide. If you need mental health support, call or text the suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 9-8-8. The free lifeline…
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7mPolice Chief Hover proposes ordinance keeping certain registered sex offenders from living near schools
The restriction would not apply retroactively; people living in these zones before the ordinance is adopted won’t be forced to move.
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3mIn Brief: Sept. 25, 2026
Garrett Keltner, 24, who was arrested in late August and charged with murder associated with a fentanyl overdose, has now been indicted.
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2mDon’t Miss: Sod Poodles win third Texas League Championship
The Sod Poodles are in their seventh season.
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3mDon’t Miss: Man sentenced to life for continuous sexual abuse of a young child
According to the Randall County District Attorney’s Office, the jury deliberated for just over 30 minutes before returning a guilty verdict.
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3mIn Brief: Sept. 24, 2026
Amarillo ISD’s AmeriCorps program is accepting applications from high school juniors to tutor elementary students during their senior year.