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If temperatures keep soaring into the triple digits and the Edwards Aquifer keeps dropping, Stage 3 restrictions are looming for some Metrocom communities.
Safety Is Standard Operating Procedure for Lifeline Battalion
BAGHDAD a ' Practicing safety is a standard operating procedure of the 299th "Lifeline" Brigade Support Battalion, 2nd Brigade, 1st Infantry Division.
WWII women fliers may receive Congressional Gold Medals
Susie Bain found her place in the sky when she was 21. The Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor, and Bain had left college because it was too expensive.
Fugitive Sex Offender Captured On Galveston Island
A 23-year old man wanted by Universal City Police for Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child was captured in Galveston Wednesday afternoon by a multi-agency contingent of area law enforcement officers and the U.S. Secret Service.
Brown Claims He's No Monster; Hit With Lawsuit
On the same day that Chris Brown tells his fans he "ain't a monster" in a video posted on YouTube, a photographer hits the R&B singer with a lawsuit claiming he was beat up by Brown's bodyguard at a gym.
Principal Has Noise Citation Dismissed
An elementary school principal given a noise ordinance citation last month after complaints from a neighbor has had the citation dismissed.
Henshaws Doing Fine After Swine Flu
While Hayden Henshaw has recovered from the swine flu, things are just now settling down for him and his family.
Laechelin, Hosek to wed June 27
May 19, 2009 Harley Laechelin Jr. of Adkins, Texas, and Sandra Laechelin of Universal City are pleased to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth Gail, to Jonathan Ray Hosek, the son of Gerry and LeAnn Hosek of Poth.
SCUCISD says 'no reason' classes should not resume next Monday
Now May 7: Schools reopen earlier after being given the a all-cleara
Some school districts closed because of the swine flu outbreak are getting ready to reopen earlier than expected.
two more school distircts cancelling classes
The Houston Health Department confirms the child is from Mexico, and was brought across the border to Brownsville for treatment.
Texas ups order for flu drugs as doctors say not to panic
Gov. Rick Perry increased Texas' request for antiviral medicine from the federal government Sunday, while doctors urged residents not to panic.
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Swine flu investigation closes 1 school district
A South Texas school district is closed today and residents of Guadalupe County are asked to avoid public gatherings -- because of swine flu.
Health officials find more "highly probable" cases of swine flu
Schools Closed Around the Country to Fight Swine Flu
Swine flu keeps getting scarier, with the first death from A/H1N1 flu confirmed in the United States - a 23-month-old toddler in Texas.
State Health Boss: There Will be Deaths
The superintendent of the Schertz Cibolo Universal City ISD said today an additional 'twenty' people in her district are being probed for possible exposure to swine flu, in addition to the three confirmed cases at Steele High School and an additional seven 'highly probably' cases in the area, 1200 WOAI news reports.
VIDEO: People Take Precautions to Avoid Flu
The three confirmed cases of swine flu in Cibolo near San Antonio have locals taking precautions to avoid getting sick.
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Schools Close Due to Swine Flu Scare
All 14 schools in the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD are closed indefinitely, and all extra curricular activities are cancelled, as concerns grow about the possibility of a pandemic of a new strain of swine flu centered on the Metrocom region northeast of San Antonio, 1200 WOAI news reports.
3rd swine flu case confirmed in Texas
A third high school student here was confirmed Monday to have contracted a new strain of swine flu as school officials worked to disinfect desks, doorknobs and other surfaces throughout the school district.