4 hrs ago | KRQE Albuquerque, New Mexico
Rescue dog fights for own life
A New Mexico border collie that helped find bodies at the Pentagon after the attacks on Sept.11, 2001 is now in a fighting for life against cancer.
12 hrs ago | Austin American-Statesman
Perry ponders 'opt out' provision; teen ruled competent in teacher stabbing trial
Gov. Rick Perry is bashing Washington-style health care fixes, but he isn't saying whether Texas should refuse federal incentives for insuring more people if given the chance.
Hell No! We Wona t Send Our Tax Dollars to China
Taking candy from a baby: A consortium of Chinese and American companies goes to Washington and announces plans to build a $1.5 billion windmill farm in West Texas using $450 million in U.S. Stimulus funds, which will create 2,330 jobs - " 2,000 of them in China.A The baby - " Washington -- doesn't cry or whine or spit in the consortium's face.
Texas sect member guilty in sex case
The first polygamist sect member to face criminal trial after last yeara s raid at the Yearning For Zion Ranch in West Texas was convicted Thursday of sexually assaulting an underage girl with whom he had a a oespiritual marriage.a Raymond Jessop, 38, didna t visibly react when the verdict was read after just more than two hours of jury ...
Midwestern ends ACU soccer season with OT win
Midwestern State beat Abilene Christian again, but this time it was much harder.
West Texas Comic Con: Comic book fans and artists drawn together for convention
Grim avengers of the night, space knights from a distant galaxy, radioactive arachnid-powered teenagers and barbarian swordsmen battling undead sorcerers.
Judge says Texas polygamist sect trial nearing end
After days of meticulous plodding through photos and records seized from a polygamist sect's West Texas ranch, jurors could begin deliberating the sexual assault case against one its members as early as Thursday.
US-China wind farm seeks stimulus money
A Democratic senator is calling on the Obama administration to reject an expected request for economic stimulus money for a $1.5 billion West Texas wind energy project.
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Highs in the mid-70s forecast for Wednesday
Highs in the mid-70s under sunny skies were forecast Wednesday across parts of Texas.
Bigamy charges against Texas sect leader dismissed
Bigamy charges against the leader of the House of Yahweh religious sect in West Texas have been dropped as part of a plea agreement.
Fire danger growing, volunteer chief warns
By THOMAS JENKINS Staff Writer While the Crossroads area has enjoyed an unusual amount of moisture in recent months, local fire officials say the boon of those rains could mean a rough, fire-laden winter.
Drury Panthers Shoot Down The Riverhawks
The Riverhawks are a D2 program that is part of the South Central region, where they are ranked 5th behind West Texas A&M, Midwestern State and Truman State .
Southwest Division Shaping Up to be Very Competitive in ABA Next Season
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Trial photos show birthing center at ranch
A birthing center was set up in a log cabin-style home at a polygamist group's West Texas ranch.
Fears of drug traffickers grow as more migrants pass through quiet Mexican town
Jose Spencer's small motel is bustling with business, and that makes him worried about the future.
China Invests in West Texas Wind Farm
Late last week, a Chinese-U.S. consortium announced it was building a 600 megawatt wind farm in Texas costing $1.5 billion.
Writer Jeannette Walls tells pioneering grandmother's story in 'Half Broke Horses'
Wherever Jeannette Walls traveled to promote her 2005 memoir The Glass Castle - and with more than 2 million copies sold she made plenty of stops - fans would inevitably ask about her mother.
Early Voting Numbers in West Texas
Elias Hernandez CBS 7 News October 26, 2009 The November 3rd constitutional amendment election is just around the corner, but many people are casting their ballots early.