The Clay County Commissioners Court announced that its burn ban taking effect Tuesday will be extended for 30 days.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office conducted a traffic stop on State Highway 79 and Glasgow Road, uncovering two poached deer ...

An Archer City man was killed in a one-vehicle wreck in Clay County early Monday, the Texas Department of Public Safety said in a media release. The wreck happened at 1:56 a.m. on FM Road 174 about ...

Just before approving the county’s $128 million budget on Tuesday, Dec. 23, county commissioners added back funding for a senior transportation program. The board approved a 4.35% net tax rate hike.

The office of the election administrator is at the center of controversy in Clay County, and with primary elections just around the corner, it couldn't come at a worse time.

The burn ban taking effect on January 21, 2026 will be extended for 30 days and will now expire on February 21, 2026.