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Month: February 2018

Document: Former district clerk employee downloaded and deleted sensitive information

A former employee with the district clerk’s office allegedly downloaded and deleted sensitive case and employee information, a criminal complaint states. Last week, sheriff’s deputies arrested 32-year-old Stephanie Damian and charged her with tampering with government records. The complaint affidavit states District Clerk Norma Favela is “very concerned about current and previous employee information (including

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Catholic bishops cut ties with Texas anti-abortion group

Catholic bishops are directing churches across Texas to refrain from working with an organization that bills itself as “pro-life,” exposing a widening rift in the state’s anti-abortion movement. The Austin American-Statesman reports that the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops released a written directive Thursday. The group sets policy for the parishes serving 8.3 million Catholics

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Crews demolish interstate overpass

Piece by piece crews worked to demolish the I-10 westbound overpass. The destruction began Sunday around 3 A.M. As the sun continued to rise, crews were still knocking away the cement. The construction is part of a 27-hour long closure, which has shut down a portion of Mesa Street and I-10. Westbound traffic is being

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10 Things to Know for Monday

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday: 1. ‘JUST SEEING THE BUILDING WAS SCARY’ Students at Florida’s Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School return to gather their belongings for the first time since a gunman killed 17 classmates and staff members. 2. WHITE HOUSE: ‘WE WILL

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