Four El Paso residents die in I-10 rollover near Fort Stockton
A 2006 Ford Expedition driven by Stephanie Garza, 39, wrecked about 10:45 a.m. 31 miles east of Fort Stockton on Interstate 10 killing four Garza family members: Taylor 18, Peter James 14, Jessie 11, and Stephanie. Two others, Peter William 38 and Samantha 6, injured. Samantha airlifted to University Medical Center Lubbock. Peter William listed stable. Weather clear, highway dry, all but Taylor wore seat belts. DPS Colby Jones investigated.
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Stephanie Garza
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Heritage Funeral Home
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Peter James Garza
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Braden
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Iraan General Hospital
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Pecos County Memorial Hospital
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Colby Jones
Young campers share favorite moments at OC camps
Ten year old Reznik notes hands on work and outdoor play at OC camps while twelve year old Sanders says slime making and meeting friends were highlights. Eleven year old Salazar enjoyed science and the volcano project and Gregg valued new friendships at the destination. Tracy Austin explains camp ages as six to twelve or fourteen with typical enrollment around 250 and ongoing spaces in the visual arts camp for ages eight to fourteen.
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Montessori Mastery School
Sanders
Bowie Junior High School
Salazar
Ector Junior High
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Hillcrest School
Midland
Tracy Austin
Austin
Conservative and liberal churches react to same sex ruling
On Sundays after the Supreme Court legalized same sex marriage, pastors framed the ruling as a challenge and opportunity. At First Baptist Dallas pastor Robert Jeffress denounced the decision as an affront to God while liberal congregations like Cathedral of Hope in Dallas celebrated, seeing civil rights progress for gays. Alabama’s Roy Moore warned of persecution as conservatives promised to continue preaching their views amid a new minority status.
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Jeffress
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Alabama
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Boogie Aboard Camp Offers Creative Summer Fun in July
Iyeon reports Austin says OC Summer camp runs 9 am to noon Monday through Thursday July 6 to 16 with options in arts crafts LEGO building culinary treats mysteries and scavenger hunts. The Boogie Aboard camp runs 8 am to 5 pm July 6 16 and July 20 30 with sessions into August. Parents praise engagement learning and enjoyment noting the fun makes learning feel incidental.
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Austin
Marriage sparks confusion over state benefits for gay spouses
Abbott spokesman John Wittman clarified the directive does not order denial of benefits to same sex couples and aims to prevent discrimination based on religious beliefs. Paxton condemned the Supreme Court decision, saying it weakened the rule of law. Texas was not part of the case, and a 2013 federal ruling found the state’s marriage ban unconstitutional, with a Texas district court barring enforcement of laws limiting marriage to one man and one woman.
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Abbott
John Wittman
Paxton
Texas
Supreme Court
Fireworks Safety and Burn First Aid Tips
The guide explains burn types and first aid from cool water to antibiotic dressings, urges medical help for large or sensitive areas, and warns against home remedies. It cites CPSC data on 8700 fireworks injuries yearly, notes July 4 spikes, and stresses prevention and safety during Independence Day celebrations.
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United States
Consumer Product Safety Commission
U.S
Funeral planned for San Angelo sergeant Kennedy
San Angelo mourns Sgt Korby Kennedy a 20 year San Angelo Police Department veteran killed when his motorcycle was struck by an SUV as he escorted a boat parade for Showdown in San Angelo Drag Boat Races. Funeral services set at Foster Communications Coliseum with processions from Johnson's Funeral Home.
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San Angelo
West Texas
Foster Communications Coliseum
Korby Kennedy
Johnson
Cession
Kennedy
Lake Nosworthy
Medically Speaking This: Hearing Loss Risks for Teens
A CDC notice warns up to 16 percent of teens report hearing loss from loud noise in summer and part time jobs. It outlines steps to recognize hazards, reduce noise at the source, use proper hearing protection, and know rights to free protective devices and training. The piece promotes the 3M Hearing Pledge with guidance on protecting young workers.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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