Good morning, Odessa.

Residents will join a Neighborhood Watch meeting that offers Stop the Bleed Training to learn how to manage severe bleeding during emergencies.

Local emergency responders—experts in first aid—will lead the session to boost safety skills in the community.

Crews responded to a structure fire at 2nd and Dixie Street yesterday—further details will be provided as they become available.

The Odessa Police Department is investigating a shooting on East 51st Street—officials have not identified any suspects or victims and are continuing their investigation.

A 35-year-old Odessa man named Anthony Rashaud Hunt was arrested Monday after his ex-girlfriend accused him of breaking into her home, choking her, and threatening to kill her—officers confirmed injuries consistent with her account and he was released Wednesday on $105,000 in bonds.

Odessa Police confirmed they received a call about a shooting at 4:04 p.m. on Wednesday in the 1700 block of East 51st Street and are investigating the incident.

ECISD reported 31,969 student enrollments in the first week of school and noted 28,749 meals served daily, 600 more bus riders, and 44 teacher vacancies while the board approved key hires and bond measures.

The district also updated progress on school construction projects in West Odessa and improvements for technology and security—efforts aimed at supporting learning across multiple campuses.

In July, the HERO program in the Permian Basin responded to 492 incidents and provided over 14,000 services along Interstate 20 and State Highway 191 to clear debris and help stranded motorists—part of a $5 million two year initiative by TxDOT and local partners to improve road safety.

Today, Ethan Becker from NewsWest 9 visited Odessa High to check in with the Bronchos as they practiced in preparation for nine days of football—showing the team's focus and readiness.

The session provided a clear look at their current training efforts.

Permian Basin Fair and Expo

10 a.m. to 10 p.m. — Ector County Coliseum — Admission varies — Experience ten days of fun with live music, rides, shows, and food galore.

ZZ Top Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center — Tickets required — Experience the legendary rock icons as they continue to deliver their unique blend of rock, blues, and boogie.

First Friday ODTX

6-9 p.m. — Downtown Odessa — Free entry — Experience a lively monthly celebration of music, games, and delicious food in the heart of Odessa.

Autumn Blaze 5K Run

8 a.m. – 12 p.m. — McKinney Park — $40 Registration Fee — Experience a scenic 5K run through beautiful park views to welcome the autumn season.

Brincos Dieras Comedy Show

8-9:30 p.m. — Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center — Ticket prices vary — Experience the whimsical comedy of Brincos Dieras, the irreverent clown of Latin America.