News / Bailey Lewis

Local Profile • 30th June 2021

What Does The Controversial Texas Heartbeat Act Mean For Abortion Access? These Women’s Clinics Weigh-in.

The world turned its attention to Paxton Smith, the 2021 valedictorian of Lake Highlands High School, at the beginning of June. While she was just your typical 18 year old, her speech-turned-political statement drew the nation toward an issue that, while specific to Texas, broadened its horizons to a country full of anti-abortion legislation.

Local Profile • 16th June 2021

Plano Police Sting Nabs Five From Shops At Legacy Restaurants, Seeking To Curb Drunk Driving

Those from all over Collin County flock to the Shops at Legacy in Plano on the weekends, looking for good drinks and a good time. But unbeknownst to those looking to let loose on Saturday, April 18, Plano Police Department officers were visiting area bars undercover as part of a sting operation.

Local Profile • 7th June 2021

What To Do In A Mass Shooting Situation: Avoid, Deny, Defend

The Bryan, Texas, cabinet worker prayed to God that she would make it through the mass shooter’s rage. She had gone to work that early April morning, as she did every morning, expecting another day of putting together cabinets on the assembly line — and certainly not one where she’d be hiding from a 27-year-old co-worker who shot and killed one person and injured six at the Texas cabinet-making company, including a state trooper.

Local Profile • 5th May 2021

How To Keep Your Pet Safe From Bobcat Attacks

Bonnie Hale saw a bobcat with a rabbit in its mouth appear from the bushes and go into a storm drain near her client’s home in Plano early one morning. As a pet detective based in Grapevine, Hale helps people find their lost furry friends all across North Texas. But what she didn’t realize until that morning was bobcats had figured out that traveling through storm drain systems keeps them safe from humans as they sneak into yards to look for prey.

Local Profile • 22nd March 2021

After The Death of Frisco Black Man at Collin County Jail, His Family Demands Answers

At 9 p.m., the green grassy hill looked almost black, and the sky above filled with stars as Lachay Scott, sister of Marvin Scott III, gathered with about 50 protesters in a circle behind the Collin County Jail. Wrapped in blankets, they held signs that read, “We demand justice for Marvin Scott III now” and “Black Lives Matter.”

Local Profile • 15th March 2021

Frisco Black Man Dies in Custody After Marijuana Arrest, Seven Collin County Detention Employees on Administrative Leave

A 26-year-old Frisco Black man died while in custody for a misdemeanor marijuana charge at the Collin County Detention Facility, according to a press release from the Collin County Sheriff’s Office.

Local Profile • 16th February 2021

Collin County Residents Freeze as Rolling Power Outages Last Hours on End

What were supposed to be rotating power outages lasting less than an hour have turned seemingly endless across Collin County and statewide as unprecedented winter weather overwhelms the state’s power grid.

Malheur Enterprise • 17th July 2020

White House recommends tighter Covid restrictions for places like Malheur County

A White House Coronavirus Task Force document obtained by the Center for Public Integrity revealed Malheur County and Ontario as in the "red zone" for high amounts of new Covid cases and rates of positive test results.

Malheur Enterprise • 10th July 2020

Three accused in Nyssa-area murder from June

MURDER ARREST: Dave Goldthorpe, Malheur County district attorney, announced Friday that two men and one woman from Ontario have been charged in connection with the June killing of Salvador Bahena Reyna, 39. He was found dead June 19 in a home on Clark Avenue between Ontario and Nyssa.

Malheur Enterprise • 23rd June 2020

Ontario homeless shelter project receives pushback at community forum

Neighbors of Ontario's "tiny homes" project, which provided shelter for the homeless, were invited to a community forum for feedback on the project's trial run from April 2-30. Some cited homeless individuals drinking, loitering and leaving trash as problems they encountered.

OU Daily • 25th February 2019

Pi Kappa Phi members claim intentional delay of house repairs

An OU fraternity believes the repair of repeated infrastructure issues in its house is being deliberately delayed.

OU Daily • 3rd February 2019

Prescription drug abuse common among college students, including those at OU

Abuse of prescription stimulants among college students is extremely common, especially for those who struggle with addiction and mental illness.

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