Fans of King of the Hill are not happy about the show's social media tribute to Jonathan Joss, who was killed in a shooting on Sunday, June 1.  Co-creators Mike Judge, Greg Daniels, and showrunner Saladin Patterson posted a tribute to the late voice actor and King of the Hill star,

San Antonio police explained why Jonathan Joss’ murder suspect hasn’t been charged with a hate crime after discussions around motive

The San Antonio police walked back their previous statement that there was "no evidence" to suggest that Joss' killing was a hate crime

Jonathan Joss' suspected killer, Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez, posted a $200,000 bond the day after his June 1 arrest. Alvarez was ordered to house arrest and was given a court date for August as he faces a first-degree murder charge.

“King of the Hill” fans are not happy with how the show’s creators paid tribute to Jonathan Joss following his shocking murder. Joss, who voiced John Redcorn on the Fox animated series, was tragically gunned down outside his home in San Antonio, Texas, on Sunday, June 1.

Attorney says Sigfredo Ceja Alvarez maintains his innocence in the fatal shooting of actor Jonathan Joss; urges public to await full investigation.

Police investigating the shooting death of actor Jonathan Joss have not ruled out his sexual orientation playing a role in his killing.

Joss’ husband has said the person who killed the actor yelled “violent homophobic slurs” before opening fire outside his home in San Antonio on Sunday night. A day after the shooting, San Antonio police issued a statement saying they had found “no evidence whatsoever to indicate that Mr. Joss’ murder was related to his sexual orientation.”

A Texas man is charged with murder in the death of "King of the Hill" actor Jonathan Joss. Actor's husband says neighbor yelled slurs while shooting.

Jonathan Joss' neighbor revealed chilling details of the star’s last moments after a tragic altercation in Texas that resulted in his death