News Director Scott Harvey speaks with Bob Monday, incumbent for Place 4 on the Commerce City Council. Elections are May 8.

Candidate interviews: Bob Monday

By Brad Kellar

Greenville – An investigation is underway into the death of a Hunt County Jail inmate.

Undersheriff Joe Knight says foul play is not suspected concerning the death of Randy Bruce Wallick, of Greenville.

Records show Wallick was sentenced to 180 days in jail after pleading guilty in February to evading arrest.

Knight says Wallick reported feeling ill late Wednesday and was then transported to Hunt Regional Health Care in Greenville where he was later pronounced dead.

The Texas Rangers is investigating.

By Brad Kellar

Texarkana – An appeal has been denied for a man convicted in a Greenville murder case.

Andreas Morris was convicted last June for the murder of Cordarian Kelly. On Tuesday, the Sixth District Court of Appeals in Texarkana denied Morris' appeal.

He had alleged his conviction last year was not supported by the evidence. However, the appeals court said it believes a rational jury could have found the essential elements of the crime beyond a reasonable doubt.

By Brad Kellar

Greenville – A defendant convicted of aggravated assault did not stick around to hear the sentence.

Randy Lee Williams, of Greenville, walked out of the Hunt County Courthouse Wednesday shortly after a jury found him guilty. He was still being sought by authorities as of late Wednesday evening.

The two day trial for Williams alleged he assaulted a male victim last April. He lists nine prior felony convictions.

By Brad Kellar

Greenville – A defendant in the Hunt County Jail construction lawsuit is seeking a change of venue.

Attorneys for Burns Architecture Incorporated have also filed a denial of the claims raised by Mary Bruner, who filed a plea in intervention in the suit in January.

A hearing regarding Bruner's call for a default judgment against the architects, which had been scheduled for Thursday, was canceled earlier this week. A hearing on the latest motions had not been set as of Wednesday.

News Director Scott Harvey sits down with Douglas Rohrabaugh, candidate for Place 2 on the Commerce City Council. Elections are May 8.

Candidate interviews: Douglas Rohrabaugh

By Brad Kellar

Greenville – A giant construction project will soon begin in Greenville, as the council Tuesday awarded a bid for a new wastewater treatment plant.

The bid was priced at $21 million to Gracon Construction of Mesquite for the wastewater reclamation center.

Preparation work for center has been underway for years. In the fall of 2007, council approved the sale of $20 million in bonds to pay for the project.

By Brad Kellar

Greenville – There are new limits for keeping pets in the City of Greenville. A split council Tuesday voted to adopt the new regulations.

Under the ordinance, a Private Kennel would be defined as any premise with more than three dogs, three cats or any combination of five dogs and cats who are more than four months old.

Homeowners would be allowed to keep only one litter of dogs or cats under four months old on their property at a time.

News Director Scott Harvey sits down with Commerce School Board candidate for Place 2 Kelly Patterson the week of Apri l9. Elections are May 8.

Candidate interviews: Kelly Patterson

News Director Scott Harvey sits down with Commerce School Board candidate for Place 2 Gabe Wittkopf the week of Apri l9. Elections are May 8.

Candidate interviews: Gabe Wittkopf