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technology2 months ago

TPWD Data Breach Impacts Over 3 Million License Holders

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said a vendor's license system breach exposed driver's license info, passport numbers (where provided), emails, phone numbers, and residential addresses for more than 3 million hunting and fishing license customers; Social Security numbers, birth dates, and financial data were not obtained. TPWD is tightening access controls and adding safeguards, and affected customers can receive one year of free credit monitoring via Kroll (enrollment deadline Sept. 14, 2026; call center at 844-959-7123). Guidance includes monitoring credit reports, freezing credit with the three major bureaus, and fraud alerts. No evidence of under-18 victims or targeted groups; license sales continue as usual.

Double Homicide Investigation Launched Following Discovery of Two Bodies in Llano River
crime3 years ago

Double Homicide Investigation Launched Following Discovery of Two Bodies in Llano River

Two people were found dead floating in the Llano River in Kingsland, Texas, and officials have opened homicide investigations regarding the deaths. The victims were identified as Mark Baldwin and Kellie Leeann McCormick, both of Kingsland. This is the second double-homicide investigation in Llano County in 2023. No arrests have been made, and officials are asking anyone with information to contact the Llano County Sheriff’s Office or Hill Country Area Crime Stoppers.

Unidentified 'Mystery Animal' Captured on Camera in Texas Park Leaves Officials Puzzled
wildlife3 years ago

Unidentified 'Mystery Animal' Captured on Camera in Texas Park Leaves Officials Puzzled

A "mystery animal" caught on camera in the Rio Grande Valley has left Texas park officials and social media users stumped. The furry, short and stout, four-legged creature was caught on footage from the trail cam of a park visitor while walking at night. After much speculation and debate, park officials unveiled that it is likely an American Badger, which is not commonly seen in the valley due to their nocturnal behavior.