Jim Hice

1 week ago | kens5.com | Jim Hice

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1 week ago | kcentv.com | Jim Hice

WACO, Texas — A former Baylor University student was arrested Friday in connection to a case of dead cats being hung from utility lines. James Barnes, 22, was booked into the McLennan County Jail on a charge of cruelty, non-livestock animal. The two cats were found near the intersection of Bagby Ave. and 9th St. in a neighborhood near the University on May 20. The Waco Police Department has been leading the investigation. They collected DNA from shoelaces and shoes found at the scene.

2 weeks ago | 12newsnow.com | Jim Hice

COMANCHE COUNTY, Texas — The Texas Rangers are leading an investigation involving a person found on fire near the borders of Comanche, Erath, and Hamilton Counties, according to a press release from the Comanche County Sheriff's Office. The Gustine Fire Department, Comanche County EMS, and the Sheriff's Office were called to Highway 2823 on May 15. The Sheriff says his office is working closely with the Rangers and other agencies. They do not believe anyone in Comanche County is in danger.

2 weeks ago | kcentv.com | Jim Hice

COMANCHE COUNTY, Texas — The Texas Rangers are leading an investigation involving a person found on fire near the borders of Comanche, Erath, and Hamilton Counties, according to a press release from the Comanche County Sheriff's Office. The Gustine Fire Department, Comanche County EMS, and the Sheriff's Office were called to Highway 2823 on May 15. The Sheriff says his office is working closely with the Rangers and other agencies. They do not believe anyone in Comanche County is in danger.

3 weeks ago | kcentv.com | Jim Hice

AUSTIN, Texas — The driver charged with intoxication manslaughter after crashing into a Killeen Fire Captain's vehicle was driving 103 miles per hour on impact, according to an Austin Police Department arrest affidavit. According to the affidavit, Rodney Bremby II, 34, crashed into Captain Marvin Taylor III's vehicle just after 1 a.m. on May 11 on East Koenig Lane. An officer at the scene reported that the impact caused Taylor's vehicle to travel 150 feet before coming to rest in a median.