University of Texas police chief abruptly resigns, assistant chief to take over
AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas Police Department (UTPD) has a new chief. Shane Streepy, who had served as the department's assistant police chief since April, has been promoted to chief of police. He replaces Eve Stephens, who resigned abruptly on Friday.
Police said the information they received “raised concerns of a hostage situation,” and the department called for assistance ...
A Texas man last week confessed to strangling his wife in 2023 at their Nashville home, police said. She died, and it was ...
In June 2023, a woman reported to Denton police that the chiropractor, 39-year-old Hector Reyes, sexually assaulted her ...
Delarosa, 39, had just fired gunshots at police from inside a Days Inn room in Lubbock Wednesday morning, when officers sent ...
Documents show Terry Bevill was terminated from his position as Quitman police captain in 2017 for writing an affidavit in a former colleague's criminal case.
Texas police celebrate the Unidos Program’s success in strengthening relationships with the Hispanic community.
At this time, police believe it's possible 45-year-old Jennifer Haardt was hit by a vehicle, but no driver had come forward ...
LEWISVILLE, Texas — Four Lewisville ISD students were arrested after allegedly making threats online against Huffines Middle ...
A federal court jury has delivered a $21.35 million verdict on behalf of a former East Texas police captain who was wrongfully fired after alleging un ...
A pipeline fire that burned in a Houston suburb for four days finally went out Thursday as authorities announced a criminal ...
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