ARLINGTON — Nuns living in an Arlington monastery are inviting the faithful back to their chapel for prayer and Mass, while the Bishop of Fort Worth is pleading with parishioners not to participate or offer the nuns their financial support.

A bitter public battle between the bishop of the Fort Worth Catholic diocese and a group of secluded Arlington nuns is again escalating. Calling the nuns “scandalous,” Bishop Michael Olson warned members of his diocese that supporting the nuns — either by participating in communion or providing financial assistance — would amount to “scandalous disobedience and disunity.

The Carmelite nuns’ new affiliation with a group once in a schism with the church has prompted warnings from the Fort Worth diocese.

Josue Rodriguez was arrested Tuesday and booked into the Tarrant County Jail. He faces a charge of collision involving death.

Arlington police have made an arrest in a nearly three month old hit-and-run case, the department said Wednesday.

Family members said Areauna Laws was in the United States Marine Corps Reserves and was on her way to drills when she got the flat tire. She was set to graduate from nursing school in December and her wedding was scheduled for next summer.

The 29th Central Valley Honor Flight visited the United States Capitol, monuments and memorials, and the United States Army Museum in Virginia, as part of a special tour for the group of veterans and guardians.

The driver misjudged how much space he had to turn, police said. Between 40-45 cows died, including one that was hit by a vehicle.

A trucking accident in Arlington, Texas killed dozens of cows and disrupted the flow of traffic late Monday night.

Several dozen cattle were inside the trailer when it rolled over on I-30 near Baird Farm Road early Tuesday morning. It’s also not known how many cattle died, but there were reports of at least one wandering away.