Pecos County

For almost two decades, a former oil well in Pecos County has been gushing briny water, creating a body of water known as Lake Boehmer. Now researchers, dispatched by local officials, have found high levels of the deadly gas hydrogen sulfide there, which could pose a public health issue.

The race for 83rd District Attorney in Brewster, Jeff Davis, Pecos and Presidio Counties is among the few competitive races in Big Bend country. Many…

This story has been updated to include a statement from 83rd District Attorney Rod Ponton. Alpine lawyer Jaime Escuder pulled a comfortable win over…

An explosion at a hunting camp west of Fort Stockton on Monday night injured three people, according to the Pecos County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Cliff…

Oilman Clayton Williams’ fight to sell water from Pecos County to Midland-Odessa isn’t quite over yet. Ed McCarthy, an attorney for Williams and his water…

The Texas wine industry’s been growing in recent years – with new tasting rooms and vineyards popping up in the hill country and across the state. When…

David Beebe, a DJ at Marfa Public Radio, knows a lot of music - enough to fill a three-hour slot every Tuesday night with just blues, funk, and R&B,…

The planned Trans-Pecos Pipeline has been a big point of a discussion in Alpine, Marfa, Presidio and the surrounding areas in recent months. People…

[gallery columns="2" ids="24482,24478,24474,24480,24481,24475,24477,24476,24479,24473"] When he’s in the ring Abel Mendoza wears bright pink shorts. The…

As opposition to the Trans Pecos Pipeline brews in the Big Bend, the company behind the project - Dallas-baesd Energy Transfer - is gearing up for…