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The filing period for the May 3 general election closed on Friday with 19 people tossing their hats into the ring.
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MIDLAND – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) made over 20 arrests and rescued four victims in human trafficking operations conducted in the Permian Basin throughout the month of January. Held during Human Trafficking Prevention Month, these collaborative operations with local, state and federal law enforcement partners targeted individuals seeking to exploit and victimize trafficking victims and identified and apprehended individuals suspected of human trafficking. In addition to DPS’ Criminal Investigations Division, DPS’ Intelligence and Counterterrorism Division and the Texas Highway Patrol, the following agencies assisted and/or led these investigations: the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), Midland Police Department; Odessa Police Department, Midland County Sheriff’s Office, Monahans Police Department, Lamesa Police Department, Big Spring Police Department, Howard County Sheriff’s Office, Midland ISD Police, Ector County ISD Police and Ector County Sheriff’s Office.
Read moreClass 1 1. Sadie Harrington; 2. Melanie Calhoun; 3. Jordyn Castilleja; 4. Jessa Castilleja; 5. Madilee Martinez Class 2 1. Joey Harrington; 2. Haylee Harrington; 3. Jordyn Castilleja; 4. Madilee Martinez; 5.Arian Martinez Class 3 1. Joey Harrington; 2. Sadie Harrington Class 4 1. Haylee Harrington; 2. Melanie Calhoun Grand Champion: Joey Harrington Reserve Grand Champion: Sadie Harrington
Read moreA report of some of the calls received by the Brownfield Police Department from Feb. 4-11. The Brownfield Police Department is located at 215 E Broadway St. The phone number is 806-637 2511, which is also the Animal Shelter number).
Read moreLAMESA Odd numbers were good for the Meadow girl’s basketball team.
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