A Parker County grand Jury charged Britt Michael Fincher, 35, of Brock, on June 23 with five counts of possession with intent to promote child pornography.

Long-time Mineral Wells resident, the late B.A. Crowder, will be honored Sept. 4 with the unveiling of a memorial plaque in his honor at the George H.W. Bush Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg. 

The Royse City Police Department has issued a statement concerning the fatal pedestrian accident which occurred following the “Celebrating Freedom” fireworks show Saturday night:

Coming down with the coronavirus, hitting a temperature of 102, and being whisked by ambulance to a hospital made it appear that Marie Thornton might not reach her 98th birthday.

CHEROKEE COUNTY – Within a one-week period, active confirmed cases of COVID-19 have doubled in Cherokee County, prompting local government officials to urge residents to remain vigilant in helping curb the spread of the virus.

With coronavirus cases on the rise and a glitch in state reporting, Parker County officials said they are working with the state to get back to updating case numbers daily.

It’s been seven years since Springtown resident Lawrence Wright had new neighbors move in down the street. Though the two couples may not look anything alike in terms of race, they have developed a bond that is more like family in the years since.

A breath of fresh air is about to be brought into some downtown property that city officials say is around 100 years old.

Joshua “Josh” Brinkley is no longer the mayor of Valley View.

After weeks of increases in the local numbers, Rockwall County appeared to be getting a bit of a breather earlier this week when it came to the COVID-19 virus.

The Fourth of July is a little more than a week away and officials are gearing up for a day packed full of community events to celebrate the 74th annual Frontier Days Rodeo as well as Independence Day.

Several residents are coming together to form a gathering for unity Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Parker County courthouse.

A Jacksonville gem will resume operations Thursday when the Vanishing Texana Museum opens to the public at 11 a.m. Thursday.

Jon Francis and Glenn Rogers are facing off for the seat of Texas House Representative for District 60 in the July 14 Republican Primary runoff election, which was moved from May because of the coronavirus outbreak.

Texas education officials are envisioning a largely hands-off approach to helping school districts bring students back to campus this fall, imposing few mandatory safety precautions but recommending staff and students wear masks, hand sanitize regularly and stay six feet away from each other, according to draft documents found on the Texas Education Agency's website Tuesday.

The Parker County commissioners court approved the termination of Elections Administrator Don Markum Monday afternoon in a 3-2 vote.

Bug Michael Hall-Barnett, 35, of Weatherford, was arrested on June 20 under suspicion of possession use inhale/ingest volatile chemical. 

The Jacksonville Leadership program has grown by 15, as new members graduating June 16 were welcomed as alumni, according to a release by the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, which hosts the program.

The Parker County Courthouse was packed with community members Monday morning during a discussion on the Confederate soldier statue, located on the courthouse lawn.

Summer officially begins today, and Cherokee County residents looking for ways to stay cool at home without sustaining too hard a hit on their wallets have several different energy-saving options to employ.

With calls to “defund the police” following the death of George Floyd sparking nationwide protests, local law enforcement agencies shared their thoughts on the definition of the phrase, and outlined training and procedures each department has in place.

A doctor who worked at the North Texas Medical Center Specialty Clinic has had his medical license temporarily suspended after hospital staff reportedly found him unresponsive.

Following a recommendation from the Parker County Elections Commission to terminate Elections Administrator Don Markum in a 4-1 vote, a discussion and possible action will take place at the commissioners court Monday.

It’s peach season and although the annual festival is not taking place this year, Weatherford will still be serving up all things peach July 11-18.

With two petitions circulating Parker County, a discussion surrounding the Confederate monument on the lawn of the county courthouse will take place at Monday’s commissioners court meeting.

Sales tax allocations in Muenster are up more than 50% despite the cancellation of Germanfest, information from Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s Office shows.

Grant Mills, outgoing student government president at Weatherford College and a member of the WC Class of 2020, is headed to the University of Texas at Arlington in the fall, where he plans to major in marketing administration with an emphasis on sports.

Parker County Judge Pat Deen is not concerned about the increase in active COVID-19 cases, saying officials anticipated that number to go up. He said he is, however, concerned about people dropping their guard.

During a town hall meeting held Monday evening, Aledo residents spoke out against a proposed Taco Bell being constructed in the “gateway” to the city.

The Weatherford High School seniors officially stepped into the next chapter of their lives Saturday night following the Class of 2020 graduation ceremony held at Kangaroo Stadium.

"Stop filming us dying and help us live."

The Community Garden of Jacksonville located at Nellie Crim Park will officially open this week, with a variety of produce available, said Sandra E. Fry, founder and executive director of YOU! Empower, which has coordinated the project.

Summer has officially begun and those who want to take a break from the Texas heat can engage in local reading programs throughout the the next couple of months.

United Way organizations across Texas, including Parker County and Palo Pinto County, are continuing to support those in need amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Thanks to a generous donation from Nan Kingsley, Weatherford College will soon have a state of the art audio engineering facility.

A Cherokee County Grand Jury indicted an Athens woman on murder charges in connection with the death of an unborn baby.

Buck Oddason McCoy, 38, of Conroe, was arrested Tuesday in Parker County on suspicion of first degree felony of continuous sexual abuse of a child under the age of 14.