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After fence fight, border leaders get proactive with feds
After several years of fighting the U.S.-Mexico border fence, a coalition of Texas elected officials is working with the Obama administration on ways to improve border ports and facilitate trade while fighting drug smuggling.
Mexico pledges action in making mines safe
In the wake of two deadly coal-mining accidents in northern Mexico in the past four months, government officials vowed Friday to crack down on unsafe mines and shut those that fail to meet safety standards.
Church raises lonely voice against mine risks
When La Morita No. 49 mine exploded Sept. 29, the first support personnel to arrive at the scene were not rescue or ambulance teams.
Originally published on Feb. 3, 2002. A top Mexican labor official says the government will not close dangerous coal mines in Coahuila, despite two recent disasters that killed 25 miners and exposed a pervasive lack of safety controls in the mines, known as pocitos .
Attendance could prove the highest since it opened in 1990
Autumn Dejong, 7, of Kerrville, touches the glass as a dolphin swims by the underwater viewing room Tuesday during her family's visit to the Texas State Aquarium.
Police find nearly 13 pounds of cocaine in car
A 37-year-old man was in federal custody Wednesday after San Antonio police officers found nearly 13 pounds of cocaine hidden in the frame of his Chrysler PT Cruiser on Tuesday night.
Student government region conference
Victoria College SGA members include, from left: Christopher Horner, secretary; Luis Pina, treasurer; Savannah Yendrey, parliamentarian; Dr.
Eagle Pass motorcyclist killed in crash
Authorities have identified a 37-year-old man who was killed in a motorcycle crash early Sunday morning on the Northwest Side.
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Cops questioned in Mexican police chief's killing
Prosecutors questioned the entire police force of a northern Mexican town Thursday after the assassination of an army general who had been appointed police chief just four days earlier.
Woman on trial in black widow murder plot
Four years ago, Beatriz Perez received probation when she admitted to trying to kill her husband with a poisoned sandwich after accusing him of having an affair.
Rio Grande College VP Vela Resigns
Sul Ross State University News Release October 27, 2009 Alpine, Texas - Dr. Joel E. Vela, Vice President of Sul Ross State University©Rio Grande College, has announced his resignation, effective Dec.
Crash near Willcox kills Texas woman, 19
A 19-year-old woman was killed in a single-vehicle rollover early Saturday on Interstate 10 near Willcox, authorities said.
Eagle Pass' Kickapoo court starting to mature
Operating out of a modest prefab gambling hall that once drew bingo-playing tourists and blue-haired ladies, the Kickapoo Tribal Court, complete with metal folding chairs and stained lavender carpeting, is anything but pretentious.
Additional border fencing cut from spending bill
A controversial provision to build an additional 300 miles of pedestrian fence along the U.S.-Mexico border was stripped out of a $42.8 billion spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security, officials said Thursday.
Will Border Crackdown Cause Ranger Drain?
Gov. Rick Perry is sending the Texas Rangers to the border but border mayors are questioning the deployment, and rural counties may miss their services.
Caesar's dies! Mexico eatery known for salad shuts
Caesar's is dead. The Tijuana restaurant that popularized the Caesar salad has closed, an apparent victim of a tourism-dependent economy devastated by crime, drug violence and the swine flu.
Mayors, others challenge Perry's statements on border violence
By DAVE MONTGOMERY AUSTIN -- A coalition of municipal and county officials along Texas' 1,200-mile-long border is challenging Gov.
Texas Officials Call For End to Border Fence
Texas officials are calling on the federal government to ditch plans to build a pedestrian fence along the U.S.-Mexico border, arguing the fence will not stop illegal crossing.
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