A Pryor man is in custody after police say he broke into several storage units over the weekend surveillance footage captured Melvin Heinze breaking into a storage facility and leaving in a black van Officers located the vehicle using license plate recognition cameras the following day and conducted a traffic stop Authorities say Heinze admitted to the break-ins and had stolen property inside the van at the time of his arrest Police are currently working to return the recovered items to the victims Heinze is also wanted in Osage County on a separate burglary charge and general news updates from News on 6 delivered right to your inbox Billings police said Wednesday they are looking for the remains of a suspected murder victim along the Pryor Creek drainage between Pryor and Huntley Jessie Lamarr Johnson went missing in February 2024 and his case is being investigated as a homicide 6 feet tall and 170 pounds with black hair and brown eyes A family friend relayed a statement for Johnson's mother torturous year and some change with no answers,” said Stacy Limberrhand “Many nights with no sleep and lots of anxiety Emma Lena BellRock Prince also expressed gratitude to detectives who investigated Limberhand also gave a statement on behalf of Johnson's sister especially her being the oldest sibling," Limberhand said "She is just devastated and hopes that this will bring light to many other families who have lost loved ones in maybe similar tragic ways.” get into a halfway house or to get accepted back into the treatment facility,” Limberhand said it's unfortunate that he trusted these people one last time.” Police are asking land owners in the area or anyone else who comes across remains to call the investigations division at 406-657-8473 Related:Friends hold vigil in south Billings for missing man at her home in Hennessey surrounded by family Burial followed at Hennessey Cemetery under the direction of Cordry-Gritz Funeral Home Joyce married Clarence Edward “Eddie” Pryor on July 15 To this marriage two children were born: daughter Arlinda Jill Vincent and husband Clay from a secretary to his multiple businesses all the way to an assistant home flipper and a home renovator She also obtained her real estate license and worked at the Center Family of Love several step-grandchildren and one great-grandchild soon to be born Phyllis Hinkley of Edmond and Judy Hazel and husband Robert Wayne of Anthony Click here to read Kingfisher Times and Free Press Kingfisher Times & Free Press Copyright © 2025 A 36-year-old man was killed and two others were injured in a crash involving a deer early Monday on a rural Mayes County road The Oklahoma Highway Patrol said Cody Pryor died at the scene of the crash A 17-year-old was life-flighted to a Tulsa hospital for his injuries and a 35-year-old woman suffered minor injuries and they arrived at the scene shortly after another vehicle traveling southbound struck the disabled car The driver who initially hit the deer was flown by medical helicopter to a hospital with injuries but their conditions have not been released remained at the scene and is cooperating with investigators Authorities said that the driver was not seriously injured Brooke Cox is a Digital Producer at News On 6 where she has been part of the team since August 2024 and general news updates from News 9 delivered right to your inbox Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application He loved watching NASCAR and Hallmark movies He retired from the University of Tennessee after 30-plus years He is survived by: loving wife of 56 years Amanda Gossett (Traci Juarez) and Melissa Pope (Jon); beautiful grand-daughter Anita Ellison (David); several nieces and nephews and extended loving family 2025 at Asbury Cemetery at 9:45am for a 10:00am graveside service with David Haynes and Jared Bowling officiating Fountain City Chapel is honored to serve the family of Pryor Laymon Gossett Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors DOWNLOAD OFFICIAL PORTRAIT State Representative Cherrish Pryor has served as a legislator in the Indiana House of Representatives since November 4 She is currently the Indiana House Democratic Caucus Floor Leader and is a member of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus Pryor is also a member of the budget-writing Ways and Means Committee as well as the Elections and Apportionment Committee and the Utilities Cherrish served on the City-County Council of Marion County and Indianapolis from January 2007 to November 2008 she was employed by that body as the legislative and public affairs director Pryor's previous positions include chief deputy for the Marion County Treasurer's Office real estate manager for the Marion County Auditor’s Office lobbyist for the Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce program director for the State Student Assistance Commission and legislative assistant for the Indiana House of Representatives Pryor currently serves the community through her service on several boards and committees She is currently a member of the 2024 Vital Voice Global Fellowship board member and former Chair of Hoosier Women Forward She is also Treasurer of the National Black Caucus of State Legislators and state director for both the National Foundation of Women Legislators and the Women Legislators’ Lobby Pryor participates on the board of directors for the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust Fund She is also a member of the Top Ladies of Distinction; Tillman H Harpole American Legion Post 249 Auxiliary; the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Indianapolis Chapter; Concerned Clergy; and the Indiana University Alumni Association She is an active member of Progressive Missionary Baptist Church where she serves on the usher board and is the assistant treasurer for that auxiliary Pryor has also served as a member of the Progressive Missionary Baptist Church board of directors Other past community involvement includes the Peace Learning Center Indianapolis Museum of Art Government Relations Committee National Black MBA Association-Indianapolis Chapter United Way of Central Indiana Governance Committee Mayor’s Celebration of Diversity Committee and Indiana Black Expo’s Black Business Conference Committee Pryor is a recipient of many awards, including the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award from President Joe Biden Mozel Sanders Drum Major for Justice Award Breakthrough Woman Award from the Indianapolis Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women and the Crystal Gavel Award from the National Black Caucus of State Legislators she was named Legislator of the Year by the National Black Caucus of State Legislators she was named one of four Legislators of the Year by the Indiana Farm Bureau and a member of Governing Magazine’s Women in Government 2015 class Marion County Judges named her Legislator of Year in 2010 and she also received an award from Child Advocates for her efforts to improve the lives of children that same year Pryor earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from Indiana University Bloomington and a master’s degree in public affairs from IUPUI Democratic Floor Leader Cherrish Pryor (D-Indianapolis) represents House District 94 in Central Indiana Micah Beckwith shared a video to his social media pages including incorrect information on the 3/5 Compromise following a member of the Indiana Black Legislative Caucus (IBLC) mentioning the political move on the Senate floor Beckwith praised the 3/5 Compromise as a tool used by the North in the Civil War to eradicate slavery.  the House passed a bill that included a provision to effectively criminalize homelessness by imposing a fine of up to $500 and 60 days in jail for sleeping outside While that language was taken out of that bill by the Senate it was added to House Bill 1014 behind closed doors In the 11th hour of the legislative session the 2025 legislative session officially concluded without passing any law to criminalize homelessness In the early hours of April 25, Indiana Republicans passed the final version of House Bill 1001, sending the budget to the governor’s desk Cherrish Pryor (D-Indianapolis) voted against the budget due to insufficient funding for K-12 public education the expansion of the voucher program and the cut in funding for local public health initiatives public broadcasting services and higher education To see all press releases from Rep. Pryor, visit her section of our newsroom Below is a list of the free publications available from my office at the Indiana Statehouse Download and print your own copies by clicking on the publication's title below Indianapolis IN 46204Toll-free: 1-800-382-9842 1942 to the late Henry Pryor and Marcella Rush He graduated from East High School where he played the saxophone in the band He proudly served his country during the Vietnam era before returning home to attend the University of Akron He worked for General Tire before retiring from Dairymens after 25 years of service Roger was well-loved and admired by all his co-workers He was a leader and confidant for so many fellow employees Roger remained a hard worker in retirement He spent several years as a crossing guard within the Akron Public School District Roger was a longtime member of Family of Faith United Methodist Church where he served as a Trustee No one came to church without receiving a hug from Roger Patricia "Patty" Brown-Kahler and his first wife Roger leaves to cherish his memory his loving wife and Diedre "DeeDee" (Charles) Monroe; stepson and Diana (Keith) Emhoff; a host of great-grandchildren with visitation for one hour prior at Newcomer Funeral Home Roger will be laid to rest at Highland Cemetery in New Columbia In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Family of Faith United Methodist Church To share a memory of Roger or leave a special message for his family The Cardinal Nation turns its wondering eyes to you including somewhat prevaricating statements by Pat Kelsey the Cardinal big is trying to negotiate a bigger NIL deal from the university and 502Circle It is hard not to think of the analogous situation to that of former Tennessee Volunteer QB Nico Iamaleava Which is all the buzz among those of us who can’t get enough of the turmoil enveloping the world of commerce vs He had a deal with Rocky Top for $2mill a year for 4 years since he started getting stipends while still a prepster Seems he feels he’s now worth $4mill per season Given his good but far from top shelf stats it appears he and his financial team are misoverestimating his value Vols coach Josh Heupel certainly thinks so it would appear obvious that any sense of loyalty is not in play all the medical attention and continuing direct deposits along with Koren Johnson who has already bid the Cards adieu “Show me the money” seems to be Kasean’s mantra There are many serviceable+ bigs still in the Portal and U of L for all we know is making entreaties Hard to imagine he would have added any Ws Though he might have battled the Creighton big Though he improved somewhat while still playing The Cards will be fine whether he stays or he goes landing on its feet and gliding to unimaginable heights Pat Kelsey was the up and comer the program needed With a smidge less of the rah rah razzmatazz All of which got me interested in how different schools have dealt with their openings UNLV chose Josh Pastner and Penn tabbed Fran McCafferty Scorned Maryland picked peripatetic Buzz Williams he of the “five and dive” philosophy who has had stops at New Orleans Straddling the divide: Indiana brought in Darian DeVries Pitino the Younger moved back to the big time of the Big East at Xavier Look for them to be an ACC power sooner rather than later Which of the newbies will stand with Kelsey and May remains to be seen As do those who will fade like Josh Scherz Photo by: Hannah Harrison/Texas A&M AthleticsWomen’s Hoops Lands MAAC Defensive Player of the Year Ny’Ceara Pryor Apr 24 Renae attended Columbus City Schools and graduated from Mifflin High School Class of 1976 She pursued her passion of being a hair stylist and graduated from Ohio State School of Cosmetology becoming a licensed Advanced Cosmetologist and Instructor in Cosmetology She was the owner and CEO of R-Salon and the Cosmetology Instructor of the Career Tech Education Program at Focus North High School Renae accepted the Lord at a young age and was baptized at Shady Grove Baptist Church under the leadership of Bishop C.M As a teenager she was very active in church serving on the Usher board She took great joy in contributing to various church fundraisers including the annual King and Queen contest Her faith journey was a central part of her life Renae rededicated her life to Christ and united with Cornerstone Pentecostal Church under the leadership of Bishop W.L There she received the Baptism of the Holy Ghost and was on fire for the Lord She served faithfully at CPC in various ministries and obtained her minister’s license a testament to her dedication to God’s work Renae had a special relationship with Lady Butler and continued to serve her with care and devotion during her illness Renae united with New Life Family Christian Center She served in ministry with teaching Bible Study Lord’s Supper and Baptism committees Event Coordinator – especially celebrating Pastor and wife anniversary Renae was a delegator and instrumental in joining the ministry with other ministries Even in her final days – she was serving In February 2025 she took on the role of armor bearer to First Lady Nolen Renae was a prayer warrior and a committed leader of the Prayer Line offering encouragement and strength to others even in the midst of her own struggles She never complained about the pain she may have been enduring; instead her unwavering faith and positive spirit uplifted everyone around her Her favorite scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:17 - “Pray without ceasing” Renae’s love for people was evident in everything she did No matter the challenges she faced—whether health-related or otherwise—she remained full of faith “These people are crazy—I’m going to live I’m healed by His stripes.” Her steadfast faith was matched only by her determination to keep working She was a giver in every sense of the word—if you had a need Renae was the proud owner and CEO of R-Salon with her “scissor-happy fingers” meaning no matter what hair style or picture you showed her you were not going to end up with that style She left an indelible mark on her community roller sets and let’s not forget those Jheri Curls Her personal signature was 613 Blonde followed by her favorite phrase “oh shoot In the 80s and 90s she ruled the hair industry hosting and participating in many Hair Balls and Hair Wars employed many young women who went on to open their own salons Her work ethic was unmatched; she never stopped always striving to make the world around her a better place She was not your typical stylist; she had a deep love for the industry and purposed in her heart she was going to do this until her last days She was recognized in the hair industry as a legend Her accomplishments include but are not limited to: Owner and CEO of RSalon 40+ years President of Ohio Association of Beauticians Chapter 4 Angel-in-You program for young girls at Afrocentric School and she was featured in the Focus Newsletter she faithfully served the elderly at Summit Trace and juveniles at Mary Haven Renae’s (affectionately known as “Nana Bana”) greatest joy was her family She leaves to cherish her memory: Sons - Romareo Pryor and Ivy Dench: special niece and nephews Jessica Renae (Mike) Twenty-three Grandchildren; one great-grandchild (on the way) and a host of aunts and service will continue to inspire all who knew her The Pittsburgh Steelers are not depending upon Will Howard developing into their franchise quarterback, but he does fit their profile. He has a lot of games under his belt, played in a big program, and he won. On top of that, he is a bigger body type with a deep ball it’s hard to pass up the opportunity to see what’s there Will Howard 2024 Deep Pass Attempts Contextualization “I think that it was a great value pick”, ESPN reporter Brooke Pryor said of the Steelers drafting Howard in the sixth round on the Bishop and Friends podcast “That’s a credit to the organization for being patient and waiting until the right time to get a quarterback to maximize the value of that pick” Many thought the team might draft Shedeur Sanders or Jaxson Dart in the first round they thought the team would draft him in the third round—and then the fourth round settling on their quarterback with the selection of Howard two rounds later And he offers more than just value relative to draft position “Will Howard checks a lot of boxes” for the Steelers he really fits the mold as far as stature and somewhat similar playing style to Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph” Even Ben Roethlisberger was in favor of it, noting some have called him Ben 2.0. On his podcast, the former Steelers quarterback offered Howard some advice as he enters the NFL More realistically, of course, he probably settles into a backup role. The percentage of quarterbacks drafted in the sixth round who develop into starters is rather low. But the Steelers would settle for a long-term quality backup if they can get that out of Howard He’s not gonna command all of the attention and be a sideshow” Regardless of the outcome, many seem to believe the Steelers are the right team for Will Howard He might not blossom beyond his draft positioning but the organization will give him the best chance of doing so many Steelers fans will probably trip over their keyboards trying to dispute that the Steelers’ quarterback depth chart is Mason Rudolph The assumption remains that Aaron Rodgers will sign and that he will be the starter with Howard developing as the third quarterback If that isn’t how the Steelers expected things to go would they have made an earlier move for a quarterback Quis autem vel eum iure reprehenderit qui in ea voluptate velit esse quam nihil molestiae consequatur Temporibus autem quibusdam et aut officiis debitis aut rerum necessitatibus saepe eveniet We use ads to fund this site and continue to bring you premium Steelers content If you like what you see on this site, we now have an ad-free option available for a donation of $25 per year and you can enjoy the site entirely ad-free Additionally, if you'd like to donate above and beyond the ad-free option, you can donate via PayPal as well There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here A Pryor music store owner is picking up the pieces after a heater malfunction caused thousands of dollars in damage—just six months after opening returned from a weekend trip in March—his 50th birthday weekend—to find his store nearly destroyed by heat “I came back to the shop on Tuesday and found that the heater had been running all weekend “It was like a furnace blast of heat that literally took my breath out of me.” John estimates it reached over 180 degrees inside He believes the building was just hours away from catching fire “I really believe that if I was just another hour or two away this whole building would have burned down,” he said But when John filed a claim with his insurance provider John is slowly rebuilding—bringing in new guitars and merchandise as money allows He’s also filed a request for assistance with the Oklahoma Tax Commission and is seeking legal counsel “Every day I get to come in here and listen to punk rock and work on guitars and community members continue to stop by to show support Ethan graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and a minor in Communication Studies from the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication Ethan Wright joined the News On 6 team as a multimedia journalist in January 2025 Cherrish Pryor (D-Indianapolis) released the following statement: “It is deeply relieving that the provision to criminalize homelessness did not pass this year.  “I cannot understand how any person thinks it is fair and just to make it a crime to be homeless People do not choose to endure the suffering of sleeping on the street not knowing where their next meal will come from Those who find themselves in such a difficult situation that they are without stable housing do not have $500 to spare.  “There are many ways to help the unhoused population in our state We must invest in more low-barrier homeless shelters and transitional housing and crisis intervention response teams.  “I am thankful that my colleagues saw reason and decided not to move forward with this cruel policy I truly hope this idea is not revisited in the future.”  OK (KTUL) — A man has been handed several charges for allegedly breaking into storage units According to the Pryor Creek Police Department an officer responded to T&L Storage on S Elliot after receiving a call about multiple storage units being broken into The officer got the tag plate information of the suspect vehicle after reviewing videos and pictures from the owner investigators used the FLOCK cameras to search the vehicle so law enforcement could be notified if it was captured on camera officers were notified about the car when it passed a camera in the City of Pryor Creek Police found the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop was identified as the suspect in the burglary Police said Heinze had outstanding warrants for his arrest out of Osage County for Burglary Heinze reportedly admitted to breaking into storage units Investigators said they found stolen items and burglary tools inside Heize's vehicle Heinze was booked into Mayes County jail on the following charges: SIGN UP FOR THE CHANNEL 8 NEWSLETTER In the early hours of April 25, Indiana Republicans passed the final version of House Bill 1001 “Many Hoosiers struggle to keep up with the increasing cost of housing The 2025 state budget passed by Indiana Republicans does not address the very real needs of working families.  Republicans announced that our state revenue was $2.4 billion less than expected To cut critical programs for Hoosiers like public health initiatives not only is there no solution to make housing more affordable but funding for housing resources like the Housing First program was eliminated “While these services that benefit hundreds of thousands of Hoosiers were cut the private school voucher program will receive an additional $100 million of taxpayer money every year starting in 2027 The public schools that serve the overwhelming majority of Hoosier students will remain underfunded.  “The state budget is a blueprint of our priorities This budget supports the wealthiest among us while leaving the populations that need state support the most out to dry “I am disappointed in the lack of involvement Democrats had in this process Collaboration brings the very best ideas to the table and it is not what Hoosiers deserve.”  Will Aaron Rodgers sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers? The team seems confident that will happen, but until pen is put to paper, no deal is done. That leaves Mason Rudolph as the starting quarterback in Pittsburgh. Mike Tomlin has stated that he’s confident in Rudolph as the team’s starter but some fans might not share that sentiment “I have been told from people in the building that not only does the coaching staff buy into him, but the guys in the locker room really like Mason Rudolph,” Pryor said Wednesday on Bishop and Friends on the radio station 97.1 The Fan “I think he earned a lot of credibility with this offense the way that he finished out the 2023 season and Mason Rudolph got to be the guy to come in there and salvage the season and get them to the playoffs I do think he has a lot of cache built up in the organization.” Reports have indicated that coaches like Tomlin are fine rolling with Rudolph starting under center it’s another thing entirely to hear that players believe in Rudolph it makes sense that there would be a general confidence in Rudolph That season was a mess for the Steelers at quarterback There was hope Pickett would develop into a franchise quarterback it quickly became apparent that wouldn’t be the case Trubisky wasn’t offering much upside who had been sitting quietly as the Steelers’ third-string quarterback Pittsburgh’s playoff hopes were teetering on the ledge with three games left in the year Rudolph led the Steelers to three straight wins The Steelers would go on to lose in the first round of the playoffs, but Rudolph wasn’t the main reason for that. He played fine That was before the Steelers signed Arthur Smith There are some reasons to believe the Steelers can still be competitive with Rudolph starting for a full season it doesn’t feel like Pittsburgh’s ceiling would be very high in that scenario Could they win a playoff game with Rudolph starting but it’s doubtful they’d beat some of the powerhouses in the AFC The Eagles added a familiar face to their offensive line unit on Thursday Philadelphia announced it agreed to terms on a one-year deal with offensive lineman Matt Pryor who was drafted by the club in the sixth-round of the 2018 draft out of TCU Pryor appeared in 27 games for the Eagles before being traded to the Colts in 2022 The 6-foot-7 lineman also spent time with the 49ers in 2023 and most recently with the Bears in 2024 Pryor has played at both the tackle and guard positions throughout his career Pryor ranked eighth among all NFL guards with a pass blocking grade of 78.1 in 2024 21 ranked guard by PFF in that same season The 30-year-old allowed zero hits in 2024 and played 895 snaps at right guard and 59 snaps at right tackle It's Opening Day in the MLB and the Phillies are kicking off their season against the Washington Nationals on the road The Eagles wish them luck in the 2025 season Check out these photos of when Eagles players visited Citizens Bank Park for some batting practice with Phillies players taken by Photography Director Kiel Leggere Jordan Mailata taking some batting practice Brown throwing out the first pitch at a Phillies game Brown was a former MLB Draft pick by the San Diego Padres Here are the jersey numbers for the new veterans Chris and Michelle Britton honor the memory of their youngest son by raising thousands of dollars each year for the Eagles Autism Foundation The Britton family was chosen to represent the Foundation at the 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay Jackson took part in this weekend's Rookie Minicamp on a tryout basis The cornerback becomes the fifth draft pick to sign his rookie contract the first-year players got back to football at the NovaCare Complex The Eagles kick off Rookie Camp by getting Smael Mondon Jr. and Antwaun Powell-Ryland to ink their four-year rookie deals a travel football club for boys and girls from New Jersey After adding 10 draft picks to an already strong roster the Eagles will have ample ammunition to continue to bolster the team in the 2026 NFL Draft The 6-foot-6 defensive tackle has started every game over the last two seasons for the Eagles Robinson was the last first-round linebacker picked by the team back in 1979 The organization honored the men and women who have served the country during the time in Washington with a trip to Arlington National Cemetery How did Howie Roseman execute the trade to get linebacker Jihaad Campbell Why was Andrew Mukuba such a highly sought-after target in the second round What did the Eagles want to accomplish on the final day of the 2025 NFL Draft It's all here in the post-draft episode of Unscripted Ahead of their first official practice as Philadelphia Eagles and outside linebacker Antwaun Powell-Ryland Join first-round pick Jihaad Campbell in his first 24 hours as an Eagle From the moment he gets selected to his tour of the facilities in Philadelphia every moment of Campbell's first day as an Eagle is right here for your viewing pleasure The Okaloosa County Middle School Athletic Conference recognized the spring sports winners in Golf and Track last week Destin Middle School captured the County Championship with both the Boys and the Girls golf teams Pryor Middle School won the Boys County Track and Field competition while Ruckel Middle School Girls won the Girls County Track and Field Championship Congratulations to all of our schools for completing another successful spring season Destin Middle School Boys Golf Team | 2025 MSAC County Champions Destin Middle School Girls Golf Team | 2025 MSAC County Champions Pryor Middle School Boys Track and Field Team | 2025 MSAC County Champions Ruckel Middle School Girls Track and Field Team | 2025 MSAC County Champions WC Pryor Middle School201 Racetrack Road, NWFort Walton Beach, FL 32547Phone: (850) 833-3613Fax: (850) 833-4276 We are thrilled to announce two apps to help you stay connected! 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Although the conditions for additional snow have passed Okaloosa County Public Safety Director Patrick Maddox has informed us that the snow and ice are not expected to melt sufficiently in time to reduce road and travel hazards for school buses to operate on Thursday Though temperatures are expected to warm on Thursday freezing temperatures are expected to return Thursday evening into Friday potentially impacting a Friday morning commute Due to the current road conditions in Okaloosa County travel is not recommended unless absolutely necessary OCSD schools and district offices will remain closed on Thursday https://www.okaloosaschools.com/article/1974712 Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Billings police are asking property owners along Pryor Creek for assistance in the search for a man missing for over a year Jessie Lamarr Johnson was reported missing in early 2024 the Billings Police Department announced that the search for Johnson had become a homicide investigation “(BPD) is asking landowners along the Pryor Creek drainage from Pryor Montana to be on the lookout for human remains associated with the February 2024 disappearance of Jessie Lamarr Johnson,” wrote BPD Lt Samantha Puckett in a statement posted to social media according to the Montana Department of Justice BPD asked the public for help in finding the 30-year-old who was known to frequent the South Side With the announcement that Johnson was a homicide victim Puckett said the case remains under investigation and no charges have been filed as of Wednesday Pryor Creek flows along Pryor Road toward Old Highway 87 It then continues north past Interstate 90 where it hugs Pryor Creek Road as it makes its way through rural agricultural land in Yellowstone County before reaching Huntley Landowners in the region who have any information to report regarding Johnson’s death reach BPD’s Investigations Division at 406-657-8473 From 2022 through 2024, there were 51 homicide victims in Yellowstone County, the Gazette previously reported About a quarter of those killed were ages 25 and younger The youngest was a boy just a day short of his first birthday The average age of homicide victims in that three-year period was 36 years old Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email Email notifications are only sent once a day Chandler Stalcup was a freshman at Rocky Mountain College the night he drove to pick up a friend at a house party “She is not expected to survive,” said Yellowstone County Deputy Attorney Ben Thompson during Jesse Strack’s arraignment in court Tuesday Megan Elizabeth McClave Strack died April 24 while being treated at a Billings hospital Thursday on a highway near Henry’s Lake State Park in eastern Idaho near Island Park Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account friends and family knew him as Michael or Mick Mick was born 7 August 1944 to Paul Pryor and Edna Stacy Pryor of Bat Cave He loved fishing Hickory Creek and the Rocky Broad River He played basketball at Edneyville High School and served as senior class president He treasured those school and church friends Mick graduated from UNC Chapel Hill in 1967 with a BS in Accounting He joined Price Waterhouse in Winston-Salem  Mick was drafted in 1967 attending Army Basic at Ft They married 5 December 1970 at the Chapel of the Centurion at Ft  Mick was a trusted advisor to his clients and his friends Mick coached several of his daughters’ sports teams He demonstrated integrity in everything he did and passed those values down to his daughters He served on several community boards and was Chairman of the Board for the NWNC Chapter of the American Red Cross from 1993-1996 In healthier years Mick cycled in challenging races such as the Hilly Hellacious Hundred in Fletcher and competed with his daughters as the Pryor Flyers relay team in the Lake Lure Triathlons He enjoyed playing or watching most sports He raised many generations of Blue Birds who would follow him on walks He and Vonnie earned certificates in Forest Management and worked on conservation efforts on the family property in his beloved Bat Cave He was close to his extended family and organized the Pryor Family Reunion for many years and looked forward to making homemade cider each fall He is survived by his wife Avon “Vonnie” and two daughters; Laurie Pryor (Dan George) of Santa Fe GA; sisters-in-law Ginny Rehr (Dave) of Pinopolis SC and Lynn Burcher (Russell Snipes) of Hillsborough,NC; nieces Tina McGinley (Gerry) of Cumming and Mark Rogers (Tracey) of Pawleys Island the ESPN reporter broke down their approach at quarterback “I do give this organization a lot of credit for not drafting a quarterback in the first round for not trading away assets to get a guy that they’re not completely sold on could be the future of this team” “I think that the Kenny Pickett situation was a real obvious example of you can do all your homework on a guy but if you reach for someone and it doesn’t work out “So the [Steelers] were at least disciplined and said we don’t feel 100 percent about a high-pick quarterback but we’re gonna patch up all the other holes and then address quarterback’” The Steelers had not had to worry about securing a franchise quarterback for many years. After drafting Ben Roethlisberger in 2004 they enjoyed a largely successful 18-year run that included two Super Bowls They were at least competitive nearly every year and the quarterback position was never the weak link The Steelers can’t exactly say the same about their quarterbacks over the past few years In the first year after Roethlisberger retired the Steelers drafted a first-round quarterback in the form of Kenny Pickett and he is now on his third team going into Year 4 A team that just drafted not one but two quarterbacks and signed a quarterback who led them to the playoffs two years ago the Steelers drafted 21st overall with just one quarterback taken off the board in Cam Ward They could have drafted Jaxson Dart or Tyler Shough or Shedeur Sanders Or they could have traded back into the second round or done any number of things They could have even drafted Will Howard earlier but they didn’t pull the trigger until Round 6 In fact, the Steelers even doubled up on defensive linemen before finally drafting a quarterback. One has to wonder if they would have even bothered at all had Howard not been there. In recent years, they have thrown money at UDFAs to fill the depth chart Orser led the Orediggers to a 15-12 overall record during the 2012-13 season Luke Meisch and Trevor Wages earned First Team All-RMAC honors while Wages was also named Daktronics Second Team All-Region Brian Muller was named Second Team All-RMAC as well Orser was named RMAC East Division Coach of the Year after leading Mines to a 17-12 overall record (14-5 RMAC) and a share of the RMAC East Division title The Orediggers made their first-ever appearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament and established a new single-season program record for conference victories 1 seed in the East Division for the RMAC Shootout and hosted a Quarterfinal game at Lockridge Arena Dale Minschwaner earned First Team All-RMAC RMAC East Division Player of the Year and First Team All-East Division honors while Brett Green garnered RMAC East Division Freshman of the Year accolades Green's selection as the RMAC East Division Freshman of the Year marked the sixth time that an Oredigger has earned such recognition during Orser's tenure (Stephen Bahl Mines posted a 14-13 overall record (9-10 RMAC) in 2008-09 including Pape (Second Team All-East Division) and Minschwaner (Third Team All-East Division) Minschwaner was also selected as the 2008-09 RMAC East Division Freshman of the Year the Orediggers compiled a 15-14 overall record (8-11 RMAC) Three Orediggers earned All-RMAC recognition who was a unanimous First Team All-RMAC East Division selection Mines compiled a 14-13 overall record (8-11 RMAC) in 2006-07 as three Orediggers (Pape Ian Elseth and Franklin Ryk) earned recognition on the All-RMAC teams Orser led the Orediggers to a 15-14 overall record (9-10 RMAC) 7 seed in the RMAC Shootout and knocked off No The victory marked CSM's first post-season win since 1996 Two players earned All-RMAC recognition for CSM and Pape was named RMAC Freshman of the Year Orser led CSM to a 16-12 overall mark (10-9 RMAC) in 2004-05 and an appearance in the RMAC Shootout CSM registered a 74-71 upset victory over then top-ranked Metro State at Volk Gymnasium who was selected as the North Central Region Player of the Year First Team All-North Central Region and Third Team All-American honors It was the first time in program history that a CSM player had been named All-American Westword Newspaper named Pryor Orser's Baskeball Camps as the Best Place for Young Hoops Hotshots in its annual Best of Denver issue Orser's camps have grown each year and have attracted as many as 140 players during a single week Orser's 2002-03 team posted an 18-10 overall record (12-7 RMAC) and advanced to the RMAC Shootout for the first time since 1999 The 2002-03 squad established numerous team records a perfect 7-0 record against the RMAC West Division a #4 ranking in the North Central Region and an 11-game winning streak The 2002-03 Orediggers also achieved a #26 national ranking Four players went on to earn All-RMAC recognition who arrived on campus just two months prior to the start of the season led the Orediggers to a 5-21 overall record (3-16 RMAC) Orser spent one season as the assistant men's basketball coach at the University of Montana Orser's previous coaching experience includes a four-year stint at Northwest College (Wyoming) where he served as the head coach of the women's program and also as an assistant with the men's team Also a physical education instructor at Northwest Orser was named the 1999-00 WCCAC Women's Coach of the Year after his women's team compiled a program-record 22 victories during his fourth and final season marking a 20-game improvement from his first year at the helm In addition to spending two seasons as the assistant men's basketball coach and the assistant sports information director at Carroll College in Helena Orser served for three years as the assistant coach for the Montana State University - Billings men's basketball team A graduate of Gardiner High School in Gardiner Orser was selected as the Class C State MVP as a senior in 1985 Orser lettered all four years at MSU - Billings leading the Yellowjackets to a pair of NCAA Division II tournament appearances and a trip to the 1986-87 NCAA Division II Final Four MSU - Billings won more than 80 games during Orser's collegiate career Orser garnered Honorable Mention All-Conference accolades Thanks for visiting Offensive lineman Matt Pryor officially made his return to the NovaCare Complex for the first time since 2021 on Wednesday to sign his one-year contract Pryor was a sixth-round selection of the Eagles in 2018 appearing in 27 games before being traded to the Colts where he spent two seasons Since his time in Philadelphia and Indianapolis the versatile lineman played for the 49ers in 2023 and most recently the Bears in 2024 kind of made it full circle," Pryor said after putting pen to paper free agency is a little stressful for everybody Don't know which way you're going to go or if you're even going to go anywhere But everything works out how it's supposed to and God-willing The former TCU Bullfrog entered the league at the same time as Eagles' left tackle Jordan Mailata and has kept in touch with both him and right tackle Lane Johnson since leaving Philadelphia he's come a long way since entering the league and playing in Midnight Green "I think I did a lot of maturing over traveling around and being with different teams kind of learning what other teams have or don't have compared to others I've developed a lot more as a player," Pryor said of his development "Just a better understanding of the game as a whole getting a better feel for your offensive scheme fitting double teams – everything (Run Game Coordinator/Offensive Line Coach Jeff) Stoutland emphasizes." Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Philadelphia Eagles' 2024 Championship season From Brazil to Bourbon Street to Broad Street relive this 52-minute reflection of one of the most magical seasons in Philadelphia sports history playing in 895 snaps at right guard and 59 snaps at right tackle Pryor started 15 games at guard for the Bears in 2024 He played just 42 snaps for the 49ers offensive line in 2023 332-pound lineman described himself as someone who is willing to put his body on the line for the team "Obviously the goal would be to start as it would be anywhere else I'm going to go wherever they see for me to fit in I'm just going to do what I can for the team If it ends up being on the starting row – perfect Quarterback Terrelle Pryor lined up in shotgun formation on the first play of the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers He still remembers the play call going into the huddle as if it was yesterday and not over a decade ago 35 P means possible keep with an alert to trips right the offense was running a zone read concept Pryor's responsibilities were to read outside linebacker Lamar Woodley If the Steelers linebacker closed in on Pryor with the ball he would hand off the ball to running back Darren McFadden "I'm back there and the way that I went through there this is an easy first down right here if he gave it to me,'" McFadden recalled I was just thinking about making a routine first down and keeping the drive alive." The Raiders got on the board 7-0 with a 93-yard touchdown run from Pryor "He made a heck of a read on it and made an even better run getting down there and scoring," McFadden said Terrelle Pryor's path to the Raiders was unconventional but the dynamic quarterback holds an NFL record that remains unbroken—one that came against his hometown team As for how we got this historic play in Week 5 of the 2013 season let's rewind a few years more to late Owner Al Davis' last draft It's a physical attribute he relished when acquiring players such as Art Powell with the quarterback position not being exempt Pryor entered the 2011 NFL Supplemental Draft after three dominant seasons at Ohio State he recorded 6,177 passing yards and 2,164 rushing yards with an impressive 76 total touchdowns – passing After leading to Buckeyes to two Big Ten Championships he marveled scouts and coaches at his Pro Day "There's like 30 head coaches there at my Pro Day for the supplemental draft and the Raiders weren't there," Pryor said "There were a couple of teams there interested The supplemental [draft] is a little different they'll sit you down and ask you for the opportunity we want to take you in the second round.' But I just didn't want to be close to home." In the third round of the 2011 NFL Supplemental Draft the Oakland Raiders selected Pryor – Al Davis' last draft pick in his lifetime While Pryor was shocked considering how his pre-draft process went he wasn't surprised considering what he knew about Davis I knew he liked mobility and I knew he liked the athletic quarterbacks," Pryor said "There was a lot of receiver talk at the time and I said 'Maybe I come here and have a few good games or something like that' and I knew Mr We had some really good conversations before he passed and I knew he believed in me there was a discussion about him moving to wide receiver full-time While the Raiders were invested on developing him as a quarterback it took some time to get him adjusted within the Raiders offense he sat behind Jason Campbell and former Heisman winner Carson Palmer Former quarterback Terrelle Pryor's 93-yard run set the record for the longest run by a QB in NFL History Pryor's time to shine finally came in 2013 after beating out Matt Flynn and Tyler Wilson for the starting job He came out the gate swinging in Week 1 and rushed for 112 yards to break the franchise record for rushing yards by a quarterback in a game setting the record was a bittersweet moment as the Silver and Black still fell to the Indianapolis Colts "Having a guy like that is so electrifying the way Terrelle was," McFadden said get the ball downfield and if something breaks down there in the backfield he can scramble and make it happen with his legs "It was just always fun playing with a guy like that because you never knew what you were going to get out of him but he was definitely going to be a playmaker." While he continued to set the tone with his athletic ability The Silver and Black were 2-4 with Week 7 against the Pittsburgh Steelers on the horizon we had just beat the Chargers on a Thursday night … I had a really good game and then we went in to the play against the Chiefs and I got sacked [nine] times," Pryor said and then we went into Pittsburgh and my mentality was the same as always." there were a few added emotions considering the team he was facing roughly 30 miles southeast of Three Rivers Stadium where the Steelers played from 1970 to 2000 I wanted to play well because I knew everyone in Pittsburgh were going to be watching and I wanted to play well in front of Mike Tomlin simply [because] I idolized him growing up 'I want to do some damage here.' I'm on national TV in front of a live crowd a national audience saw why Al Davis made Pryor a Raider there was one high safety and I thought for sure Lamar Woodley 'There's no way he's just going to run down after Darren," Pryor said "Then I come through running the ball and there's another idol I grew up watching I started cruising past him and then I'm like What's going on here?' And once I saw all that green I said 'There's nobody that can catch me from behind." Pryor rushed for 106 yards in the game and helped defeat the Steelers, 21-18. The 93-yard rush still stands as the longest rush by a quarterback in NFL history, a record he holds dearly. His game-worn uniform was sent to the Pro Football Hall of Fame's archives in Canton maybe it doesn't but you never know," said Pryor of the NFL milestone crazy play and something I'll remember for the rest of my life." Download our official Raiders + Allegiant Stadium app for team & stadium modes Woodson's 2002 pick-six in Mile High Stadium still stands the test of time as one of the most memorable moments in the Hall of Fame cornerback's career Allen takes a look back at his 1982 Rookie of the Year season which was capped off with two touchdowns in his first NFL playoff game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Crosby takes a look back at his four-sack showing against the Bengals and the journey through his first season with the Raiders "I can remember every play like it was yesterday." Take a journey back 50 years to one of the most iconic Raiders plays in the 1974 AFC Divisional Round clash against the Miami Dolphins Tyrone Poole and Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie among 27 finalists for BCFHOF Class of 2025 The two former Raiders spoke with local media Monday after being named semifinalists for the Hall's Class of 2025 Two former Raiders have reached the next round in their path to football immortality The Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2025 in its entirety will be enshrined next August The Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2025 in it's entirety will be enshrined next August The esteemed roster of 167 modern-era nominees includes 94 offensive players 56 defensive players and 17 special teams players Thirty-two of the nearly 200 nominees have played for the Silver and Black Get an exclusive look at photos from phase two of the Raiders' offseason program Jeanty's first day with the Las Vegas Raiders was filled with nerves Business staff members of the Las Vegas Raiders volunteered at Betty's Junior Achievement BizTown a program immersing students in a simulated town allowing students to apply what they learn in school to the real world The Las Vegas Raiders and Vegas Sports Foundation hosted the girls division Silver and Black League playoffs at Western High School Patch comes to Las Vegas from the Philadelphia Eagles where he was a part of two Super Bowl Championship teams The Raiders selected players from 11 different college teams in six different conferences Raiders.com's Levi Edwards is joined by defensive tackle Jonah Laulu to discuss growing up in Las Vegas Here's a look at the latest jersey numbers changes The Raiders hosted a Junior Raiders Training Camp at Berkeley Bunker Elementary School View the best photos from the Raiders' offseason program workout at Intermountain Health Performance Center Raiders.com's Levi Edwards is joined by safety Lonnie Johnson Jr Johnson joins the Raiders after spending the past two seasons with the Chicago Bears (2023-24) she stepped through the veil into the loving arms of her husband Ellen was the oldest of eleven children: Dale Harris She was born the year before the start of the Great Depression and was in high school when WWII finally ended Her memories of growing up during those uncertain times were memories of rationing she served as the editor of The Beaver Bee Her exceptional work earned her a two-year scholarship to Brigham Young University they moved to Hyrum and then Logan for five years where they welcomed the first three children into their family and a year later to North Orem where the last three children were born.  she would bottle hundreds of jars of produce that came from Fred’s large garden and always put three meals a day on the table She spent many years as a leader in the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Her love of history truly made her time in that organization a joy and had an amazing memory of her family history wrote beautiful prose and had a talent for making friends photographing naturalization records for the LDS Church Genealogical Department They produced 350 rolls of microfilm which contained the records of one and a half million people Each of those one-and-a-half million records had to be photographed individually by Fred and Ellen.  Fred and Ellen served together as temple ordinance workers in Provo and Mt they often traveled with friends and made many wonderful memories.  She lived there until in 2024 she broke her thigh and had to be moved into an assisted living center She spent the last four months of her life in Saratoga View.  While living at both The Seville and Saratoga View she received many visits from her family As each of us would run into residence and staff at both the Seville and Saratoga View the comment we would hear the most often was “I love your mother.” Ellen was truly loved I know he saw God the Father and Jesus Christ Keep the commandments and your life will be much easier.” She was loved and will be missed by a multitude of family and friends whose lives were enriched by knowing her Viewing from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM and the Funeral at 11:00 AM Condolences for the family may be expressed on this page For those unable to attend in person, you may view the services HERE RALEIGH — Professor Scott C. Pryor, who joined Campbell Law School in 2015 has retired after serving the law school for nearly 10 years Having more than 15 years of commercial law practice Contracts I and Sales and Leases courses at Campbell Law members of the Red Letter Bible Study gave Pryor a fitting send off with a poem written specifically for him and a leaf a page out of an original 1611 King James Bible along with a cake to celebrate his retirement He also received a plaque from the Dean at the annual Faculty/Staff Holiday Lunch in December thanking him for his service Thank you for all you’ve done for the Campbell Law community May God bless you abundantly in this next season of life.” Pryor had a chapter published in the book “Christianity and Private Law,” which explores the relationship between Christian legal theory and topics of private law he spent five months in India studying the implementation of the new Indian Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board Pryor served on the faculty at Regent University School of Law beginning in August 1998 He was previously a visiting professor at Campbell Law (2010-11) as well as a resident scholar at the American Bankruptcy Institute in Washington a Fulbright Scholar at the National Law University in Jodhpur and a visiting professor at Handong International Law School in Pohang He was also the director of Regent’s Summer Program in International Human Rights in Strasbourg Pryor’s published scholarship focuses on the details and moral-political justification for the laws of the courses he teaches He also maintains Pryor Thoughts from the University of Wisconsin College of Law Campbell Law School has developed lawyers who possess moral conviction and who view the law as a calling to serve others the school has been recognized by the American Bar Association (ABA) as having the nation’s top Professionalism Program and by the American Academy of Trial Lawyers for having the nation’s best Trial Advocacy Program Campbell Law boasts more than 5,000 alumni who make their home in nearly all 50 states and beyond Campbell Law celebrated 45 years of graduating legal leaders and 15 years of being located in a state-of-the-art facility in the heart of North Carolina’s Capital City View all news → OKLA (KTUL) — A Pryor woman was arrested for taking a juvenile to fight another juvenile According to The Pryor Creek Police Department (PCPD) 32-year-old Jessica Owens transported a juvenile to Whitaker Park to engage in a fight earlier this week One of the juveniles was thought to have a head injury from the fight Owens failed to get the juvenile medical attention and is facing charges of child neglect and contributing to the delinquency of a minor The acquisition of PeopleKeys expands Pryor's capabilities to offer market-leading DISC assessments and benchmarking analytics as part of its training and learning curriculum.  PeopleKeys is a provider of behavioral assessments and consulting services that support hiring PeopleKeys offers behavioral assessments specializing in soft skills and the unlocking of potential workforce strengths PeopleKeys has assessed over 1,000,000 users using specialized assessments like DISC PeopleKeys' proprietary software offers unique insights into organizational benchmarks and historic traits for success.  "We are thrilled to partner with a premier assessment solution that offers compelling proprietary analytics and actionable insights for hiring "The combination of PeopleKeys' comprehensive assessments with Pryor's expansive content library will create a best-in-class user experience." "The combination of PeopleKeys and Pryor allows us to expand our geographic and industry reach unlocking new cost-effective and value-added learning journeys for our distributors and direct customers We are expanding our capabilities from hiring to narrowing the skills gap to drive advancement and retention We are excited about the growth potential we will unlock together."                           About PryorOver the past 50 years Pryor has offered skills-enhancing training solutions to 3 million businesses and 13 million learners Individual and team clients can access virtual and in-person live seminars as well as subscribe to thousands of on-demand courses delivered via Pryor's proprietary learning management system Pryor's mission is to build training pathways to empower and upskill employees and to help organizations in all industries retain engaged and regulatorily compliant workforces.  About TriveTrive Capital is a Dallas Texas based private equity firm with more than $8 billion of regulatory assets under management Trive focuses on investing equity and debt in what it sees as strategically viable middle-market companies with the potential for transformational upside through operational improvement We seek to maximize returns through a hands-on partnership that calls for identifying and implementing value creation ideas The Trive team is comprised of seasoned investment professionals who have been involved in over 250 middle-market transactions representing in excess of $10 billion in revenue across Trive's targeted industry sectors and situations About Epic PartnersEpic Partners is a New York-based merchant banking firm focused exclusively on making investments in education and training related businesses is pleased to announce the successful final closing of Trive Capital Fund V a digital product engineering services provider backed by Trive Capital ("Trive") and BayLink Capital ("BayLink") Computer & Electronics Human Resource & Workforce Management Banking & Financial Services Education Do not sell or share my personal information: Walk-On Turned B1G Champ and Now Peloton Instructor - Ashley Pryor2/6/2025 12:23:00 PM | Rowing Receive the Latest News & Promotions sources confirmed Wednesday with the Austin American-Statesman After the Longhorns’ season ended with an NCAA Tournament First Four loss to Miller's Xavier team on March 19 Pryor hinted that his future at Texas seemed murky since Terry’s firing seemed almost imminent “There’s definitely some reflecting to get on,” he said in the locker room after the loss he said his sophomore season at Texas gave him confidence that he can play quality minutes at the Power Five level reclassified into the 2023 class and enrolled as a 17-year-old at Texas He played just 25 minutes as a freshman but became a fan favorite this season with his energy and high-flying dunks More: Texas basketball's hire of Sean Miller is necessary to compete in the rough SEC | Golden “I think I'm just going to remember everything off the court,” he said I've never been with such a connected group off the court being able to experience that first-hand action this year It just gave me a taste of what I’m able to endure and to know that I do belong who led the SEC in scoring this past season junior guard Jordan Pope and graduate guard Tramon Mark — who are eligible to return who averaged at least 10 minutes a game this past season MO to Melvin and Dorothy (Ogle) Ensor.    She married Dale  W     Mabel served in the United States Army for 3 years where she was a cook.  She worked in food service most of her life Maloney’s and Quick Dine in Nevada.   She also worked at Cash-n-Dash as a cashier for a number of years     Mabel enjoyed traveling     In addition to her husband MO; and numerous nieces and nephews.  She was preceded in death by her parents     No services are planned at this time This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Show Breaking News BarCloseLocal NewsMadalynn Lambert LA PRYOR Texas – The La Pryor Independent School District appointed a new interim superintendent The district announced on Friday that Harry Piles would take over the position after Dr William Arevalo — the most recent superintendent — was placed on paid leave The district said Piles brings extensive experience in educational leadership Piles has worked over 33 years in education and has served in multiple roles assistant superintendent and superintendent “I am honored to serve as Interim Superintendent of La Pryor ISD,” Piles said “With the support of our dedicated staff and engaged community I am confident we will continue to provide exceptional educational experiences that empower our students to succeed.” Arevalo was placed on paid leave pending an unspecified investigation An incident report obtained by KSAT claims that Arevalo was placed on leave for assaulting a six-year-old girl said she has pulled her daughter out of the school since the district launched its investigation into Arevalo >>> Witness says six-year-old girl was ‘screaming for help’ while locked in room with La Pryor superintendent La Pryor ISD sent KSAT the following statement on Wednesday afternoon regarding Arevalo’s employment status: “As of today there has been no changes to Dr He remains on administrative leave with pay retired superintendent from Natalia ISD as the interim superintendent for the district.” KSAT asked for an update on the investigation and below was the district’s response: “At this time the proper authorities are continuing with their investigation Once the investigation is complete and depending on the findings/outcome the district will take the appropriate action in the best interest of the district.” Copyright 2025 by KSAT - All rights reserved Madalynn Lambert is a Content Gatherer at KSAT-12 She graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in 2024 with a degree in journalism and minors in global and science communication Email Newsletters KSAT RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us KSAT Internships Careers at KSAT Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 KSAT.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group Pryor Creek Police officers responded to the Holiday Motel after receiving a call about a domestic disturbance officers reportedly made contact with the victim who was bleeding and had visible injuries to her face Police said two young children were in the room when the incident happened the female and the children were taken to the hospital to be treated for injuries Owens was later found and taken into custody He was transported to the Mayes County Jail where he was booked in on the following charges: