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Most wanted fugitive arrested in San Antonio

Most wanted fugitive arrested in San Antonio

Robert Anthony Lopez, 48, a Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitive and Tango Blast gang member, is now in custody after being arrested on Friday in San Antonio, and tipsters will be paid $7,500.
Shreveport PD investigating toddler death

Shreveport PD investigating toddler death

Shreveport Police detectives are investigating the death of a toddler after a child arrived at a local hospital yesterday evening.
Man points fake grenade launcher at cars; uncle convicted of terrorism hoax

Man points fake grenade launcher at cars; uncle convicted of terrorism hoax

(CNN) -- A man who paraded his cloaked 16-year-old nephew around a busy Phoenix intersection with a fake rocket-propelled grenade launcher was found guilty Monday on endangerment and terrorism hoax charges.
5 Things to Know for Your New Day

5 Things to Know for Your New Day

(CNN) -- Every weekday morning around 6, we'll hit the top five stories of the day and clue you in on a few other buzzy items. Here are the "5 Things to Know for Your New Day" for this Tuesday.
FBI resumes Michigan dig in latest hunt for Hoffa

FBI resumes Michigan dig in latest hunt for Hoffa

OAKLAND TOWNSHIP, Michigan (CNN) -- The FBI on Tuesday began a second day of digging in a Detroit-area field in the latest search for the remains of former Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa -- an effort spurred by information from an aging reputed mob
Breast-feeding is best, so ban bottles, Venezuelan lawmaker proposes

Breast-feeding is best, so ban bottles, Venezuelan lawmaker proposes

Venezuelan lawmakers are weighing whether to ban the use of baby bottles as part of a push to promote breast-feeding, state media reported.
Florida blocks cities, counties from voting on sick pay laws

Florida blocks cities, counties from voting on sick pay laws

Florida's governor has signed a law that says cities and counties cannot make businesses offer paid sick leave.
5 Things to Know for Your New Day

5 Things to Know for Your New Day

Every weekday morning around 6, we'll hit the top five stories of the day and clue you in on a few other buzzy items. Here are the "5 Things to Know for Your New Day" for this Tuesday.
Man points fake grenade launcher at cars; uncle convicted of terrorism hoax

Man points fake grenade launcher at cars; uncle convicted of terrorism hoax

A man who paraded his cloaked 16-year-old nephew around a busy Phoenix intersection with a fake rocket-propelled grenade launcher was found guilty Monday on endangerment and terrorism hoax charges.
Facebook's "organ donor" status may increase number of donations

Facebook's "organ donor" status may increase number of donations

A new Facebook initiative may help increase the number of organ donors in the United States. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University collaborated with Facebook to add organ donation to a user's profile.
5 Things to Know for Your New Day

5 Things to Know for Your New Day

Every weekday morning around 6, we'll hit the top five stories of the day and clue you in on a few other buzzy items. Here are the "5 Things to Know for Your New Day" for this Tuesday.
Cruz to add voter ID amendment to immigration bill

Cruz to add voter ID amendment to immigration bill

In a move that could affect the prospects for the immigration reform bill, Sen.
Deal could bring police officers closer to Pine Tree ISD

Deal could bring police officers closer to Pine Tree ISD

Some local law enforcement officers could soon be based on the Pine Tree High School campus under an agreement between the city and school district.
19 stores seeking alcohol permits

19 stores seeking alcohol permits

Almost 20 grocery and convenience stores in formerly dry areas of Longview have applied with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for permits to sell beer and wine since the May 11 election.
Group debates cap on shelter animals

Group debates cap on shelter animals

Members of the Animal Shelter Advisory Committee questioned Monday if there should be a cap on the number of animals held in the Humane Society of Northeast Texas’ animal shelter.