Two Lampasas women fatally shot, suspect ends own life

Authorities confirmed Friday a barricaded suspect was responsible for a Thursday shooting that left two Lampasas women dead.

Multi-county vehicle pursuit ends in Lampasas

In an incident that authorities said might otherwise have ended as a “suicide by cop,” police convinced an armed and barricaded driver to exit his vehicle after a pursuit that began in Mason County ended in Lampasas on Sunday morning.Texas Department of Public Safety troopers used roadway spikes...

County results in!

A total of 4,890 Lampasans made it to the polls in this election, 30.6% of the 15,969 registered voters.

County authorities confirm Kempner homicide investigation

Lampasas County Sheriff Jess Ramos confirmed there is an active homicide investigation taking place in Kempner as of Wednesday. Kempner Police Department is the primary investigating authority, but Ramos said his office and the Texas Rangers are assisting in the investigation.

Authorities: former Lampasas County sheriff shoots wife, then self

Lampasas-area law enforcement confirmed that a shooting on Cameron Drive Thursday morning ended with the death of the shooter. Officials on scene confirmed the shooter as former Lampasas sheriff Gordon Earl Morris.

Officers apprehend suspect at Cooper Springs Nature Park

Lampasas area law enforcement apprehended a criminal suspect this morning who allegedly fled on foot into Cooper Spring Nature Park. Lampasas Police Department officials confirmed that a search was conducted inside Cooper Springs Nature Park at 10:11 a.m. after a suspect fled into the area on foot.

Kempner man arrested on murder charge following fatal shooting

A Kempner man was arrested on a murder charge following a fatal shooting on Friday. Michael Oran Woods, 43, was arrested at a home in the 1500 block of County Road 3340 where police said he admitted to shooting his friend from behind.

Lampasas County Sheriff seeks more detention officers

During his Lampasas County Commissioners Court update Monday about the new county law enforcement center, Sheriff Jess Ramos said his department needs more manpower. Ramos said with more space at the new jail, more detention officers are needed.