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Houston Daily Digest Monday, September 28, 2026

Ty's Take

Saturday turned out to be one of those days when the state patrol had their hands full across the county. A Cabool woman found herself in custody after a traffic stop, while over in Phelps County a Houston man walked away from a two-vehicle wreck that could've gone a lot worse. When the weather breaks and folks get out on the roads again, that's usually when the calls start coming in to the dispatcher. Most of it amounts to nothing more than bad luck or a split-second lapse, but every now and then you remember why people say to keep your wits about you behind the wheel.

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Cabool woman arrested Saturday by state patrol

State patrol arrested a Cabool woman on Saturday, according to the Houston Herald. No further details about the arrest were available without a subscription to the publication.

Houston man involved in two-vehicle crash Saturday in Phelps County

A Houston man was involved in a two-vehicle crash Saturday in Phelps County. Details about the incident and any injuries were not accessible without subscribing to the Houston Herald.

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