The Houston Chronicle is reporting; Mexico's Foreign Relations Department says a Mexican has been fatally shot by a U.S. Border Patrol agent on the frontier between the cities of Laredo, Texas, and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.
The Houston Chronicle is reporting; Mexico’s national oil monopoly has been issuing critical alerts seemingly every week, warning of natural gas shortages lasting hours or even days and crimping supplies to homes, power plants and factori
The Houston Chronicle is reporting; a North Texas sheriff's deputy has lost his job over rants he posted against his boss and two other county employees.
The Houston Chronicle is reporting; a man dressed in a military-style "ghillie" suit and apparently trying to provoke reports of a Bigfoot sighting in northwest Montana was struck by two cars and killed.
The Houston Chronicle is reporting; the expense of housing hundreds of prisoners with prostitution records could force Texas to reconsider a state law that allows prosecutors to charge prostitutes with a felony after three misdemeanor convictio
The Houston Chronicle is reporting; Exasperated officials at the San Antonio-based burger chain have gone to court in an attempt to stop persistent collections calls made to its corporate headquarters to get an unidentified employee to pay up o
With more students hitting the playing field sports related concussions are becoming more common.
An Impact Concussion Test can help your student recover properly.
The Houston Chronicle is reporting; The things people will do for a new pair of shoes. According to the Houston Police Department, John Gant, 19, and two accomplices were so taken with the new Air Jordans that they climbed onto the Greens
The Houston Chronicle is reporting; Raymond Leal stood up in court and admitted in December that he fatally shot his estranged wife. A week later, a Harris County jury showed no mercy, sending Leal to prison for 99 years.
The Public Health Department has confirmed that one person in Gregg County has died after contracting the West Nile Virus.
This is the first death caused by the virus in East Texas.
The Houston Chronicle is reporting; multimillion-dollar marijuana fields hide in the thick Texas backwoods, acres of pot plants woven through forests of pine and oak trees - all but invisible from the air.
Warnings