➤ Clifton: Local authorities arrested ten people for selling methamphetamine out of a Dairy Queen—concluding the 6-month-long investigation called “Operation Blizzard.” (More)
➤ Darrouzett: A gas pipeline exploded late Tuesday night, causing 500ft flames to shoot into the air. Firefighters and pipeline management successfully turned off the blaze with no reported injuries; the cause has yet to be determined. (Video)
➤ Laredo: Starting in February, the Texas Department of Transportation will begin a five-year $360 million expansion to US Hwy 59/Loop 20. Three lanes will be added in both directions, along with three frontage road lines for each side. (Video)
➤ Fort Worth: The JPS Health Network announced the installation of an AI-based gun detection software called ZeroEyes. The software will be implemented into existing security cameras and will help personnel identify firearms hidden in people’s clothing. (More)
➤ A Houston family was shocked to receive a $21,000 water bill. After the city’s Public Works Department ensured they would investigate the issue, the family was still put onto a payment plan. Houston Mayor John Whitmire assured the bill would be dismissed. (Video)
➤ Longview: The Texas Electric Transportation Resource Alliance showcased its traveling exhibition of electric vehicles—ranging from the F-150 Lightning to an Electric School Bus. The organization’s goal was to educate locals on the benefits of electric vehicles. (Video)
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