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National Hurricane Center monitoring low pressure off SE Texas coastline
SUMMARY: The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a system off the Texas Coast, currently with a 10% chance of development, but it’s unlikely to impact the forecast due to an incoming cold front. Flood watches are in effect for coastal areas through Friday, with heavy rainfall expected. However, by Saturday and Sunday, a cold front will bring lower humidity, making the weather pleasant, with highs in the mid to upper 80s, and cooler dew points. Temperatures will drop to the 60s in the mornings, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities. Enjoy the nicer weather before humidity returns next week.
This is the same low-pressure system that has been bringing showers and storms for a week. This system will continue to bring the threat of heavy rainfall and flooding to our coastal areas.
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Texas Supreme Court opinion clears path for Robert Roberson’s execution
SUMMARY: The Texas Supreme Court has cleared the way for Robert Roberson’s execution, which was delayed after lawmakers requested his testimony, believing he may be innocent. The court ruled that lawmakers cannot block the execution but can still call Roberson to testify. His execution was originally scheduled for October 17th, but the Anderson County DA now has to file a new petition, and the execution could occur no earlier than 90 days after that. Lawmakers on the bipartisan committee, which previously called witnesses, maintain their belief in his innocence. Roberson’s attorneys may attempt a final appeal.
The Supreme Court ruled that lawmakers cannot stop executions through a legislative subpoena. The opinion clears the way for the execution of Roberson, who was convicted of murder in a 2002 shaken baby case.
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Grand Prairie ISD superintendent's job in limbo after order blocking his firing expires
SUMMARY: Grand Prairie ISD is seeking to fire Superintendent Dr. Jorge Arondo, facing delays due to state court rulings. The case may now move to federal court, where a judge will decide its jurisdiction. Arondo remains unaware of the specific allegations against him. His attorney argues that the law mandates notifying him of any claims and allowing him to respond. Allegations against him include violating a policy on discrimination, which he denies. Meanwhile, the school district contends that sovereign immunity shields them, complicating Arondo’s legal battle. He is currently on unpaid administrative leave and seeks resolution to return to work.
The temporary restraining order preventing the district from terminating Dr, Jorge Arredondo’s contract is no longer in effect after …
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District attorney in Oklahoma weighs in on challenges of prosecuting Brad Simpson’s murder case
SUMMARY: Brad Simpson is accused of murdering his wife, Suzanne, who has been missing for over five weeks. Prosecutors in Bear County believe they have sufficient evidence to charge him, despite her body not being found. Surveillance footage from various locations, including a fast-food restaurant and a Home Depot, places Simpson near suspicious purchases, including concrete and heavy-duty trash bags. His defense attorneys have filed a motion for a hearing to challenge the evidence and force the prosecutors to prove their case. Experts note that advancements in technology, such as surveillance video, are crucial in cases lacking a body.
As prosecutors build their case against Brad Simpson, they’re still missing a key piece of evidence — his wife’s body.
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