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In the past year, several high-profile Texas megachurch pastors have either stepped down or been dismissed due to what's been labeled as “immoral behavior” or “conduct unbecoming of a pastor.” These terms may sound vague, but they point to a troubling pattern of persistent wrongdoing, ranging from sexual misconduct to financial dishonesty and abuses of power.Tony Evans resigned from his pastoral duties at Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in Dallas, Texas, in June 2024 due to “past sins.” While he clarified that he had not committed a crime, he admitted to a failure to exercise righteous judgment. The specifics of the...

[Star-Telegram must be excerpted.] GRANBURY A 68-year-old driver involved in a weekend motorcycle wreck that left a woman in critical condition was arrested Monday night, Hood County Sheriff Roger Deeds said. William Crum faces two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, which is a second-degree felony, for his involvement in the motorcycle wreck, Rob Christian, Hood County district attorney, told the Star-Telegram on Monday night. Crum’s bail was set Tuesday morning at $75,000 for each charge, Deeds said...

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A pack of tornadoes killed at least six people and injured dozens in East Texas Wednesday night. The city of Granbury, southwest of Ft. Worth was hardest hit.

According to one of the many colored stripes on many map posters, Hood County may have a heavy vehicle route of the Trans-Texas Corridor in the distant future. The stripes presently designating possible routes are so broad they cover half the county on the map. According to the posters in another “public hearing” held in Granbury Thursday night the preliminary environmental studies will be finished this year or early next year. After a study of the collected information, proposed routes from the Red River to the border with Mexico and Gulf of Mexico will be selected in 2006. More intense...

Boy recovering after bizarre stunt12:51 PM CDT on Friday, April 16, 2004By BRIAN ANDERSON / DallasNews.com A 12-year-old Granbury boy who was struck by a car while two friends watched through the lens of a video camera was continuing to recuperate in a Fort Worth hospital. Police said they are still unsure as to why the boy was reclined with a pillow in the middle of a dark street about 10:25 p.m. Saturday. “We have no idea what gave them the idea to do it,” Mitch Galvan, a detective with the Granbury Police Department, said Friday. Galvan said no evidence...