■ Assumed Name: Chaparral Transportation; Owner: Jason Vickers
■ Assumed Name: M&M Construction; Owner: Robert Monsivais
■ Assumed Name: Property Damage Appraisers; Owner: Jerry E. Marrs
■ Assumed Name: Miracle Ear Center; Owner: Patrick Curry
■ Assumed Name: Adebuks; Owner: Adebisi Alao
■ Assumed Name: The Turquoise Lily; Owner: Taylor McIntire
■ Assumed Name: Kiowa Brokerage; Owner: Janice Shannon
One year later, Zoe Campos still missing
A Lubbock teen is still missing exactly one year after she was last seen.
Zoe Gabrielle Campos, 19, disappeared on Nov. 17, 2013. Campos is about 5 feet tall, weighs about 100 pounds, and has brown hair and brown eyes.
Police later located her silver 1997 Lincoln Town Car abandoned at Driftwood Apartments in the 5500 block of Utica Avenue.
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Attorneys are meeting in federal court in actor-comedian Tracy Morgan's lawsuit against Wal-Mart over a fatal auto accident on the New Jersey Turnpike last summer.
A Wal-Mart truck slammed into the back of a limo van that was carrying Morgan and several friends back from a show in Delaware.
Comedian James McNair, a friend of Morgan's, was killed. Morgan suffered a broken leg and broken ribs and three others were injured.
DIVORCES GRANTED
Olivia Santoyo and Roy Santoyo
Evell Johnson and George Smith Sr.
DIVORCES FILED
Stephen Gregory Ropes and Misty Shawn Ropes
Rita Aguirre and Jorge Aguirre
Alvin Leonard Moody and Catherine Hunt Moody
Tabetha Renee Garcia and Lionicio Garcia
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Christopher Scott and Brittany Richard against Jorge Fuentes and Ramona Fuentes, suit on personal injury auto
99TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER
Kevin Rough and Mark White, suit on personal injury auto
237TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE LES HATCH
Lesley St. John against Krystal Delgado, suit on personal injury auto
Christopher Lee Barrera and Felicha D’Ann Canchola
Adrian Dominic Diaz and Erika Lauren Rhea
Daniel Ezekiel Garcia and Heather Rhea Palmer
Adrian Gregory Garcia and Melissa Guzman Reyna
Zeferino Lozoya and Franchesca C. Lozoya
Michael Don Sheppa and Lydia J’Nae Oritz
Steven Lynn Levitt and Samantha Rae Haney
Adrian Sanchez and Jordan Delaine Flores
Robert Dean Marez and Henrietta Garcia Mendoza
Steven Michael Faries and Tiffany Lynn Williams
Michael Eugene Wolfe and Hope Anita Ware
■ Assumed name: Hub City Title Loans; owner: Insight Business Services Inc.
■ Assumed name: Professional Service; owner: Charles R. Carney
■ Assumed name: Jireh Home Fashion; owner: Angelica Moreno
■ Assumed name: Nail Palace; owner: Ngoc T. Tran
■ Assumed name: Freddie’s Bail Bond; owner: Freddie Tijerina
■ Assumed name: Lubbock Premier Learning Center; owner: Carrie Heaton
■ Assumed name: Lubbock Premier Learning Center; owner: Brent Sisson
■ Assumed name: Golden Arrow; owner: Kristy Hernandez
Four residents who were not in the U.S. legally were indicted earlier this week on drug charges.
Jesus Camarena, 33; Jesus Contreras-Martinez, 26; Maria Razcon-Valdez, 24; and Moices Vega-Salazar, 26, were charged with possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver, more than 400 grams.
Their arrests on Nov. 3 were the result of an undercover operation conducted by the Lubbock Police Department, according to an arrest affidavit.
A Lubbock County grand jury issued the following indictments Tuesday:
Aggravated assault: Michael Garcia, 24
Aggravated robbery: Jacob Pina, 33
Assault of a public servant: Paul Barnett, 40
Burglary of a habitation: Jose Hernandez, 21
Driving while intoxicated: Baltazar Rivera, 46
Evading with a motor vehicle: James Farmer, 23; Beithany Dominguez, 18; Kieandra Williams, 21
Forgery: Richard Malone, 36
Tyrome S. Freelon and Patricia Anne Grimmett
Adam Chase Espe and Morgan Nicole Marble
Jorge Vega Fuentes and Ramirez Reina Noemy Sanchez
■ Assumed name: Kong’s Bar; owner: Shanna Hamilton
■ Assumed name: Jordan Madewell Construction Co.; owner: Jordan Madewell
■ Assumed name: Jordan Madewell Construction Co.; owner: Leigh Madewell
■ Assumed name: Handy Can Co.; owner: Doyle Lynn Johnson
■ Assumed name: Michael Calvillo Bail Bonds; owner: Michael Calvillo
■ Assumed name: Andy Gonzales; owner: Andy Gonzales
DIVORCES GRANTED
Cherie Porter and Teddy Porter
Crystal Sayles and Billy Brandon Sayles
Joe Sisk and Jerri Lynn Sisk
La’Sheka Keshay Green and Ronald Earl Lewis
Maria McLaury and Sampson Lovato
Melissa Michelle Allen and Zachary Robert Allen
DIVORCES FILED
Rawlene Duke Williams and David Williams Jr.
Audie M. Reese and Amelia Jean Reese
Clinton Hunter Jr. and Stephanie Diane Hunter
Breeshawna Reanne Kitchens and Joshua Cole Kitchens
Osbaldo Ornelas and Maira Asucena Ornelas
Karl John Seib and Susan Seib
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Sidney Jacob Gibson against Billy Ray Moore, Industrial Molding Corp. and NN Inc., suit on personal injury auto
Q-505 LLC and Q-505 LP against The Travelers Lloyds Insurance Co., Unified Building Sciences Inc., Jaime Joiner, Kevin Ledermann, Brett A. Lochridge, Jonathan Rehberger, Craig M. Leinauer and Frank Zeletz, suit on account
237TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE LES HATCH
Aaron McPeak against Joseph Costa, suit on personal injury auto
A Lubbock man was arrested following an accident Thursday morning.
Officials said the accident occurred about 7:45 a.m. Thursday in the 5100 block of Clovis Highway.
Officials said Jeremy Steven Winters, 39, was travelling east on the highway when Jose Nunez-Herrera, 31, entered the westbound lane of the highway.
Winters struck Nunez-Herrera from behind, according to officials. Winters was taken to a Lubbock hospital with non-life threatening injures.
Michael David Mitchell and Maria Gabriela Suarez-Lopez
Matthew David Perez and Natalie Jane Newberry
Joseph Trejo and Miranda Alicia Gonzalez
Buendia Octavio Arreola and Ana L. Contreras-Torres
James Aaron Simpson and Christy Yvonne Bennink
Mike Tong-Ngoc Nghiem and Jacklyn Carol Dehlinger
DIVORCES GRANTED
Tommy Gene Keener and Martha Murle Keener
Jonathan Wade Casillas and Jessie Taylor Casillas
Abel P. Covarrubias III and Ginger Ann Covarrubias
Alyssa Pierce Tarango and Armando Lee Tarango
Chris Rodriquez and Mary Helen Rodriguez
Alana Thornton and Stephen Thornton
DIVORCES FILED
Caroline Anne George and Jacob Anthony Silva
Graciela Gonzales and Gary Gonzales
Ashley Dawn Rico and Joshua Lee Michael Rico
Maritza Slama and David James Slama
Kenna Denae Logan and Tyler Matlock Logan
72ND DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE RUBEN G. REYES
Jessica Garcia against Vasantiben Patel and Gary Garcia, suit on personal injury auto
99TH DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE WILLIAM C. SOWDER
Nina Rodriguez against Bobbie Sorensen, suit on personal injury auto
Heather Wheeler against James Raines, suit on personal injury auto
Daniel Martinez and Guadalupe Almanza Rodriguez against Southern Vanguard Insurance Co., RHP General Agency Inc., Republic Home Protectors, Connie Vela, Hector Dominguez and Felecie Medellin, suit on other civil/contract(s)
■ Assumed Name: Austin Cattle Co.; Owner: Byron L. McCallon
■ Assumed Name: Austin Cattle Co.; Owner: Sherry L. McCallon
■ Assumed Name: H&M Trucking; Owner: Harry Traylor
■ Assumed Name: H&M Trucking; Owner: Mary Traylor
■ Assumed Name: Tasty Vapes; Owner: Josh Veretto
■ Assumed Name: Fireweed Jewelry; Owner: Johnathon Lloyd Mackin
■ Assumed Name: Lakeside All Construction; Owner: Richard Chumley
■ Assumed Name: Know it All Construction; Owner: Manuel Tagle
■ Assumed Name: Horseshoe Knot Event Center; Owner: Steven Dean Keith
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — An ex-convict has been charged in the killing of a 15-year-old girl after DNA tests linked him to her badly burned body that was found in an Indianapolis backyard in August, a prosecutor said Friday.
DNA found on Dominique Allen's sandals and body matched samples from 46-year-old William Gholston in the state inmate database, Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry said.
Investigators don't know of any connection between Allen and Gholston, who wasn't initially a suspect in the Aug. 31 slaying, Curry said.
HARTFORD, Conn. — A review of the educational and mental health background of the man who carried out the 2012 Newtown massacre indicates the school system unwittingly enabled his mother to "accommodate and appease" him as his mental health problems worsened.
Adam Lanza killed his mother then shot his way into the Newtown school on Dec. 14, 2012, and gunned down 20 children and six educators before committing suicide.