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Mexico's President speaks to drug war violence


President Felipe Calderon is trying to rally frustrated Mexicans behind his increasingly bloody drug war.

Oil Platform owners don't know what caused fire


An oil platform burned off the Louisiana coast Thursday, the second such disaster in the Gulf of Mexico in less than five months.

Texas Woman faces drug charges in Alabama


Authorities in Alabama have seized more than 400 pounds of marijuana and charged a woman who they say was impersonating a U.S. Army recruiter.

Man dies after shooting. Two children charged.


Officials say a suburban Dallas man who was critically wounded in an August shooting in which two children are charged has died.

The Sierra Club files suit over air pollution


The Sierra Club has filed a federal lawsuit against the owner of an east Texas coal-fired power plant.

Actor/Director detained for Brass Knuckles


Indian actor and director Vijay Kumar remains in federal immigration detention in Houston after brass knuckles were found in luggage he had checked for a flight to Canada.

Man sues after he was shot in the back


A Dallas-area man with a bullet in his back is suing for damages, alleging a stray .22 caliber bullet struck him while he was in his yard.

Magicians show off their tricks


The Texas Association of Magicians annual conference brings together hundreds of mind readers, escape artists, illusionists and other magical arts experts.

Drive-Thru Robbery


 Fort Worth police are seeking a crawl-thru robber who used a drive-thru window to steal $400 from a business.

Reward Boosted for Escaped Sex Offender


 Texas authorities are now offering a $5,000 reward for the capture of a registered sex offender who left a Dallas halfway house after cutting off a monitoring device he is required to wear on his ankle.

Debate Hopes Fade


It’s looking less likely that there will be a gubernatorial debate this year.

White Unveils Border Security Plan


Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bill White says his border security plan would use some state money and bring in more federal money to hire one thousand new police officers for border counties and 250 new DPS troopers for the border region.

Holiday Weekend Gas Prices Look Good


The cost of gasoline dropped 3 cents this week in Texas as motorists prepare to hit the road for the Labor Day holiday weekend.

Oil Spill Workers may be Illegal Immigrants


 Forty-two suspected illegal immigrants have been detained in Texas after returning from an oil spill cleanup job in Michigan.

11 Indicted in El Paso Corruption Case


Federal prosecutors have charged 11 people, including the mayor of a small West Texas town and the El Paso County district clerk, as part of a years-old federal public corruption case.

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