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Selena's Killer Loses Appeal


The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has affirmed the conviction of a fan serving life in prison for the 1995 killing of Tejano singing star Selena.

The New Payday Lending Fight


Without legislative action last session groups fighting payday loans have a new strategy.

Arrests Made in Cemetrary Vandalism Case


Two men are jailed in Corsicana following a massive vandalism spree at a historic cemetery.

No Beach Buzzing


 Federal investigators want to talk to the pilot of a small plane that buzzed a beach in Galveston County at a reported altitude as low as 15 feet.

Search is On for Fake Cop


Fort Worth police are looking for a man who falsely claimed to be an officer to gain entry into a woman's apartment and rape her.

Johnnie High Dies at 80


 Johnnie High, the north Texas country music showman who gave such performers as LeAnn Rimes and Boxcar Willie their early exposure, has died at the age of 80.

Ranger's Manager Admits Cocaine Use


A bombshell from Surprise...Rangers manager Ron Washington admits to using cocaine last summer.

Vandals Damage Old Cemetery Near Corsicana


Police are looking for the person, or people who knocked over some 80 headstones at the Hopewell Cemetery March 6th. Some of the stones date back to the late 1800's.

Another Conviction in Polygamist Sect Case


The Texas Attorney General's Office says a member of a polygamist group has been convicted of sexual assault of an alleged underage bride.

Senator's Ask for Border Presidential Help


Senator’s Hutchison and Cornyn ask President Obama for more attention to be paid to the Texas/Mexico border.

Drug War Victims Remembered


A U.S. consulate worker slain alongside her husband in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Saturday was expecting a baby boy, her uncle-in-law says.

Tax Cheats Warned


With less than a month before income tax returns are due, IRS officials warn, violating tax laws could put you in prison.

This Week in Austin


This week our guest is State Representative Jim Dunnam who is the Democratic Caucus Chair in the Texas House.  We are talking about the election results and what that will mean for the Democrats in the Texas House.  Next week we hear from the Republicans on the same issue.