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Lee County Sheriff Garrett Durrenberger is accused of drinking and driving, arrested and booked into his own county jail. FOX 7 Austin's Meredith Aldis reports.

Lee County sheriff arrested for DWI, released from custody in under 90 minutes

Lee County Sheriff Garrett Christian Durrenberger was arrested by Texas DPS over the weekend for driving while intoxicated, and according to jail records, only spent 84 minutes in custody before he was released.

Man who made threat against Austin ISD board convicted of hate crime

Travis County District Attorney Jose Garza recently announced that his office secured a hate crime conviction for Michael Boone.

Charlie Kirk funeral draws thousands; Trump, top officials deliver tributes

Thousands gathered at State Farm Stadium in Arizona on Sunday for the funeral of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, held 11 days after his assassination at Utah Valley University.

Charlie Kirk's funeral service: Speakers and schedule

High-profile political figures will be speaking at Charlie Kirk’s funeral, including the president and vice president.

Man drowns after falling into deep ocean pit along Oregon coastline

According to locals, Thor's Well likely began as a sea cave, which collapsed into a giant hole that is estimated to be around 20 feet deep.

Missing elk hunters found dead in Colorado after six-day search

Two elk hunters who went missing in the Colorado wilderness were found dead after a six-day search, authorities said. 

Armed man claiming to be member of law enforcement arrested at Kirk memorial site

An armed man who claimed to be connected to law enforcement was detained Friday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, the Secret Service told Fox News Digital.

Cement truck driver in deadly Hays CISD school bus crash still facing civil lawsuits

Jerry Hernandez, the concrete truck driver involved in a crash with a Hays CISD school bus, is still facing multiple civil lawsuits related to the crash, even after his sentencing on Thursday.

Remains of ‘Swamp Mountain Jane Doe’ identified after 49 years in Oregon

Authorities in Oregon have identified remains discovered in 1976 as those of Marion Vinetta Nagle McWhorter, a woman missing since 1974. DNA testing and genealogy databases helped provide answers nearly 50 years later.