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As West Texas population grows, the need for more mental health care does too

Like many regions in Texas, the county jails and hospitals have been at capacity with people needing mental health help. Local leaders hope a new 200-bed facility will alleviate pressure.

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As West Texas population grows, the need for more mental health care does too

Like many regions in Texas, the county jails and hospitals have been at capacity with people needing mental health help. Local leaders hope a new 200-bed facility will alleviate pressure.

United statesMidland countyUniversity of texasNew mexicoChris barnhillSara woodleyLaura nodolfRussell tippinRandy kellerMental health americaDiamondback energyPermian basin behavioral health centerUniversity of texas permian basinCenter health systemMeadows mental health policy institutePermian strategic partnership

Clinton Young files lawsuit against Midland County, Ralph Petty and former Midland County District Attorneys

Young and his attorneys with the Kraus Jenkins Law Firm are suing for prosecutorial and judicial misconduct during his trial and appeal process.

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Clinton Young Lawsuit Against Moonlighting Prosecutor

Ralph Petty worked part-time for Midland district judges while simultaneously prosecuting Clinton Young, who has now filed a lawsuit.

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Three former Midland Christian employees get their indictments dismissed

Jared Lee, Dana Ellis and Matthew Counts will no longer be indicted for failure to make a required child abuse report.

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