A wrong way driver on U.S. Highway 385 just south of Andrews in the early hours of July 19 quickly caught the attention of a Texas Department of Public Safety trooper.
Two more Andrews residents with COVID-19 who were transported to area medical facilities from the local hospital died Friday and Saturday, according to public health officials.
An Andrews man charged in the Feb. 15 shooting death of 19-year-old Usbaldo Nunez received a significant bond reduction this month and soon after posted bail, according to district clerk’s office records.
The school district on Wednesday unveiled its Return to School Plan comprised of guidelines ranging from screening to personal protective equipment and other campus health and safety protocols.
A Midland man was arrested late last week for allegedly sexually assaulting an Andrews minor and previously transmitting pornographic material to the victim after the two met through social media, according to police.
Law enforcement officers are searching for a suspect who stole a utility trailer outside a NW Andrews residence Wednesday night and later attempted to “run over” the owner of the trailer outside a local convenience store, according to police.
Though a proposed city hall remodel project was deferred last year when bids were much higher than estimates, a portion of it that was considered imperative by the city council continued on.
With just over three weeks before Andrews ISD’s scheduled school year opening, the state’s finalized protocols on how schools should reopen remain unclear
The county’s virus test numbers are closing in on 1,000, and with those increased figures, the confirmed cases have also risen, according to Permian Regional Medical Center CEO Donny Booth.
