GREENVILLE, Texas - The man charged with capital murder in connection with a shooting that left two dead and 14 injured near Greenville, Texas, last month has been released after further investigation. Hunt County Sheriff Randy Meeks said "the probable cause arrest was based on credible information and statements given to law enforcement. Gonzales, 23, was charged October 28 and was being held on $1 million bond, Meeks had said. Authorities previously said he was responsible for a shooting October 27 at an off-campus homecoming party. The owner of the venue where the shooting took place told CNN that a Texas A&M University-Commerce fraternity had rented the space.

COMMERCE, Texas - Following reports of a shooting early Sunday morning, the Texas A&M University-Commerce Police Department tweeted there was an event outside Greenville, Texas, that "may or not have involved students at this time." A live signal from CNN affiliate KTVT showed a large police presence near The Party Venue, located off Highway 380 in Greenville. When CNN spoke to the owner of the venue, they said a fraternity from Texas A&M University Commerce had rented out the space for an event. TAMU Commerce tweeted earlier that this is their homecoming weekend. CNN has reached out numerous times to the Hunt County Sheriff's Office who is handling the incident.

(CNN) - Cheerleader Tyra Winters is Rockwall High School's homecoming hero and it wasn't for anything that happened on the field. The 17-year-old senior was riding on a float in the homecoming parade when she saw a desperate mother and a little boy who needed help. I see a little bright red face and his mom's holding him up, begging for help, screaming, asking 'someone help me someone help me,' Winters told CNN affiliate KTVT. She held the little boy and gave him three strong back thrusts that made him spit up the candy he was choking on. Hornback told the station that her family is going to get CPR and first aid training right away.

Amber Guyger shot and killed Botham Jean, an unarmed black man, after entering his apartment, believing that it was her own, according to police. Guyger's defense team has requested a change of venue for the trial, citing "prejudicial" and "inflammatory" media coverage. Still in uniform, she parked her car at her apartment complex and went to what she believed was her apartment, according to an arrest warrant affidavit. But it wasn't until she turned on the lights and was asked for her address that Guyger realized she was in the wrong apartment, she told police. "I thought it was my apartment," Guyger told the 911 dispatcher repeatedly.

Justin Sullivan/Getty Images(CNN) - A social media rivalry between two Dallas men escalated into a shooting that left a 9-year-old girl dead days before school started, police said. The suspect, Tyrese Simmons, 19, turned himself in Thursday and faces a capital murder charge, Dallas Police said in a statement. Simmons allegedly went to an apartment complex to confront a rival after the two exchanged disparaging comments about one another on social media, according to authorities. The other person did not come out of his apartment, so Simmons circled around to the back, police said. "As adults, as parents as police officers, we're supposed to make them safe, as community leaders, we're supposed to make them safe," Dallas Police Department Maj. Danny Williams told the affiliate.

(CNN) - Texas rapper Tay-K was sentenced to 55 years in prison and a $21,000 fine Tuesday on a murder charge for a 2016 robbery that left one man dead, according to the Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney's Office. The 19-year-old was found guilty of murder last week in the death of a 21-year-old father in the incident. The victim, Ethan Walker, didn't have the drugs or money the robbers were after, the witnesses said, according to KTVT. Tay-K's attorneys argued that he wasn't the person who fired the gun and so shouldn't have been found guilty, according to KTVT. Tay-K was captured in New Jersey after three months on the run, KTVT reported.

Tay-K [Public domain](CNN) - Texas rapper Tay-K, who recorded the 2017 viral hit "The Race," was found guilty of murder on Friday. Jordan told CNN Tay-K took part in a robbery that left a 21-year-old man dead. The rapper's attorneys argued he wasn't the person who fired the gun that killed the man, so he shouldn't have been found guilty, according to CNN affiliate KTVT. Prosecutors, however, said Tay-K knew the plan to steal drugs and money from the home in Mansfield, which is in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area. Tay-K, according to Billboard, also had endorsements from rappers, like Lil Bibby who tweeted "Free Lil Tay K" and Travis Scott who tweeted Tay-K's lyrics.

KTVT via CNN(CNN) - A north Texas teen is honoring his friend, an Army soldier, with a tribute that can be seen from above. Cameron James, 17, of Haslet, Texas, mowed a giant American flag into the front lawn of his family's home Monday. It was in honor of his friend, Army Pfc. "I guess Cameron remembered the request and asked if he could do the flag this year on our lawn in honor of his friend," his mother, Amy, said. Cameron's brother Daniel, 11, pitched in to help and it took them about four hours to complete the flag design.