Daisy Escatel

2 weeks ago | ketk.com | Daisy Escatel

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2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Daisy Escatel

NACOGDOCHES COUNTY, Texas (KETK) — Authorities are searching for a man wanted for sexual assault of a child in Nacogdoches County. Hawkins mayor arrested for tampering with government records According to the Nacogdoches County Sheriff’s Office, Jacob Aaron Kessler, 40, is a white man who is 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighs around 215 pounds.

2 weeks ago | ketk.com | Tristen Vanbeem |Daisy Escatel

TYLER COUNTY, Texas (KETK) — Several middle school students in Texas sustained first and second-degree burns after their coach told them to ‘bear crawl’ across a blistering hot track, leaving parents outraged and demanding answers. According to multiple parents from Woodville ISD who spoke with KETK News, the incident occurred on Monday during a 7th-period class led by Coach Kobe Adams. Students were reportedly given a choice between running the track or participating in a TikTok trend.

3 weeks ago | ketk.com | Daisy Escatel |Jack Gurley

AUSTIN, Texas (KETK) — Should employers be on the hook when their commercial drivers crash? Texas SB 39 says not always, as it aims to limit what evidence can be shown in a civil lawsuit when their drivers cause a crash. SB 39 could limit certain claims, such as negligent hiring, training or supervision, making it harder to hold the company directly responsible. If passed, an employer could only be sued for the driver’s actions, not for their hiring, training, or supervision.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Daisy Escatel

AUSTIN, Texas (KETK) — Should employers be on the hook when their commercial drivers crash? Texas SB 39 says not always, as it aims to limit what evidence can be shown in a civil lawsuit when their drivers cause a crash. SB 39 could limit certain claims, such as negligent hiring, training or supervision, making it harder to hold the company directly responsible. If passed, an employer could only be sued for the driver’s actions, not for their hiring, training, or supervision.