Thursday May 31 | Inland Empire Weekly
Dear Mexican: Why can't the United States and Mexico agree on one and only name for the Rio Bravo-Grande River? And I don't understand why the Americans lo dice in EspaA ol ? Dear Wabette: The Mexican is a Californian by the grace of God so he doesn't dare tread the intellectual waters of the Lone Star State unless absolutely necessary-recently, he ... (more)
Ask a Mexican: Why can't we all call the Rio Grande the same thing?
Dear Mexican: Why can't the United States and Mexico agree on one only name for the Rio Bravo-Grande river? And I don t understand why the Americans lo dice in espaol? Marfa Maven Dear Wabette: The Mexican is a Californian by the grace of God so doesn't dare tread the intellectual waters of the Lone Star State unless absolutely necessary - ... (more)
Lynch: Check out Leo the Lion before constellation leaves
Most of the 66 or so of the constellations we see around our North Texas night skies require you to suspend any sense of reality and turn on the imagination big time.
Public Inquiry - Recent Murders in Mexico
Last week, Mexican law enforcement authorities found 49 mutilated bodies on a northern Mexico highway leading to the Texas border, a region where Mexico's two dominant drug cartels are fighting.
2 sentenced in pot ring from Mexico to Houston
Prosecutors say two men have been sentenced for their roles in a South Texas drug ring that smuggled marijuana from Mexico to Houston.
49 dismembered bodies left on Mexico highway, official says
Federal policemen guard the area where dozens of bodies, some of them mutilated, were found near the entrance to the town of San Juan on a highway connecting Monterrey to the U.S. border.
Latin finals in museum? All pro, no con.
While most local students are taking final exams in classrooms this week, one Latin teacher arranged for the San Antonio Museum of Art as a testing site.
More than 3,000 pounds of marijuana found in stash house
An Escobares man faces federal drug charges after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents discovered more than 2.5 tons of marijuana Wednesday while following up on a tip.