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Last year, Bryan-College Station residents donated 677 coats, 200 blankets and 140 scarves and gloves to be distributed to those in need.

You could say that Brian Jungen, an Indian artist of the Dunne-za First Nation in British Columbia, is a classic shape shifter: He's taken Air Jordan running shoes and turned them into ritual animal masks.

Or you might say he's been possessed by the trickster spirit: He's assembled the skeleton of a whale, sacred to so many of this continent's first peoples, out of fragments of cheap plastic lawn chairs.

If you said either of those things, you'd be playing into Jungen's hands. His new show at the National Museum of the American Indian, called 'Brian Jungen: Strange Comfort,' is all about probing such cliches of Indianness, which stick like glue to anyone with native roots. That probing puts him on the leading edge of native culture, as well as in the thick of international contemporary art.

Firefighters made a startling discovery late Sunday evening; a baby girl with the umbilical cord still attached was left outside a west side station.

The periwinkle or vinca is a sure bet with the summer heat. It comes in several colors including the frequent white and light pink with a darker pink center.

Kendra Holland, 12, walks her horse Nikki before competing in the Texas State 4-H Horse Show on Thursday at the Taylor County Expo Center.

Michael Jackson's mother will get custody of the late pop star's three children after reaching a agreement with her son's ex-wife Debbie Rowe, a lawyer for Katherine Jackson told CBS News on Thursday.

MICHAEL Jackson's chef has lifted the lid on the extraordinary scene inside the star's mansion in the dramatic moments immediately after his death.

Legend Award winner Michael Jackson poses with his award at the 2006 MTV Video Music Awards at the Yoyogi National Athletic Stadium May 27, 2006 in Tokyo, Japan.

The 2009 International Boer Goat Association's National Show is once again being held in Duncan, at the Stephens County Fair & Expo Center.

As the coroner looks for more clues in the death of Michael Jackson, his parents are looking to the courts.

They were forced to wear surgical masks to hide their faces, prevented from going to school and reportedly forbidden from using the same silverware twice by their eccentric, superstar father.

Jun 26, 2009 9:31 am US/Central 1 of 6 Michael Jackson through the years : 1971; 1977; 1979 1983; 1987; and 1990 .

Damage was widespread throughout Brown County from high winds, hail and heavy rains after a severe storm moved through the area Friday night.