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With friends like these, who needs enemies?
Theft, 129 Wettermark Street. A man said that he had several friends over at his house, and when he awoke the next morning he discovered his X-Box 360 Elite and a Friday the 13th movie were missing.
Blanton Museum of Art Presents First Exhibition of Pioneering Latin American Modernist
Francisco Matto, Constructive Painting, 1946. Oil on cardboard, 20 x 24 in. Collection of the Estate of the Artist, Courtesy of Cecilia de Torres, Ltd.
Felipa Solis: It takes effort to make families succeed, TV's Consuelos says
Every morning they wake up earlier than dawn. Mom gets ready to go to work, as does dad, while also getting three very active children ready for the day.
Bill would make sure all Texas military personnel are eligible for college tuition exemption
Texas military personnel, whether they were U.S. citizens or legal permanent residents when they signed up to serve, would be exempted from tuition and fees at public universities under a bill the Texas House tentatively approved Monday.
Letters: National health care comes at a price
While we were touring Stockholm, Sweden last year, the tour guide was giving us information about her country and, in addition, the subject of health care surfaced.
LA Times: Cartel boss: "use their weapons" north of border
The head of Mexico's Sinaloa drug cartel, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, is telling his drug smugglers to "use their weapons to defend their loads at all costs," north of the border, according to a story in today's Los Angeles Times.
'Chapo' Guzman Instructs Cartel Members To Fire Across Border
The head of Mexico's Sinaloa drug cartel has instructed associates to use deadly force north of the border, authorities said.
APME names TRN top online paper
The Times Record News won the award for best online paper among newspapers with circulations of 30,000 to 124,999 at the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors' annual meeting held over the weekend.
Maria Gabriela Betancourt of Seguin, Texas, passed away Saturday, April 18, 2009, at the age of 84.
One of three Tenaha kids struck by vehicle dead
One of three Tenaha, Texas Independent School District students has died, after being hit by a driver Tuesday morning while waiting for the school bus.
Three Tenaha students hit by pickup, critically injured
Three Tenaha ISD students were seriously injured after a pickup truck hit them as they were waiting to get on the school bus Tuesday morning, according to a representative with Tenaha ISD.
Myrna Deckert - 40 years of leadership
The YWCA is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. Myrna Deckert served as CEO and executive director for 33 years - from 1969 to 2002 - and worked for that organization for nearly 40 years.
Sheriff's Office To Go After Federal Stimulus Money
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is one step closer to hiring 30 new deputies, but some are concerned about how to fund the new recruits.
AT&T to Broadcast Texas House Legislative Sessions to U-verse TV Customers Statewide
AUSTIN, Texas, April 2 TX-AT&T-House-Session Broadcasts to air through end of session on a trial basis at no cost to state AUSTIN, Texas , /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AT&T* today announced that it will begin televising Texas House legislative sessions in mid-April to its AT&T U-verse TV customers statewide.
Mexico angry that drug lord Joaqu n "El Chapo" Guzm n on Forbes billionaires list
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, alleged leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel, can strike fear into the hearts of drug-dealing adversaries.
Legislators say current sex ed law inadequate
A group of Democratic state lawmakers is working to change Texas' sex education law that currently leans toward abstinence-only instruction.
1 of 2 thong-facemask robbery suspects sentenced
One of two Colorado men who used women's thong underwear to cover their faces while they robbed a convenience store has been sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Mexican soliders ambush drug gang members
Mexican army soldiers ambushed three suspected drug gang members Friday near the U.S. border in the same area where 21 people were killed earlier this week.
Higher tuition, higher pay for top UT execs
Executives at the University of Texas at Austin saw their take-home pay rise sharply along with steep tuition increases, with some salaries increasing by 30 percent or more in four years, according to an ...
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