1 hr ago | KHOU-TV Houston
Judges to define Texas districts, set primaries soon
AUSTIN, Texas - This week three federal judges in San Antonio will start resolving one of the great political mysteries of the year: When will Texas hold primary elections and what will the congressional and legislative districts look like? Texas was supposed to take part in the Super Tuesday vote on March 6, but the failure of the state to win ... (more)
5 hrs ago | Star-Telegram.com
Perry getting back into the swing of things in Texas
Three weeks after abandoning his presidential campaign, Gov. Rick Perry is re-engaging as leader of the nation's second-largest state, eager to dispel the perception that his ill-fated bid for the White House undercut his political strength back home.
9 hrs ago | Sunherald.com
The East will dry out Sunday as wet weather moves across the West. A low pressure trough is advancing eastward over the central Rockies and will produce moderate snow showers over Utah and Colorado.
12 hrs ago | SouthCoastToday.com
Police photos are fodder for 'shame rag' tabloids
But a cottage industry of tabloids and websites has sprung up that harvest the often ugly mugs from jail archives across the country, making it much more likely that someone's least-finest hour may be online or in print to provide weeks or years of embarrassment.
Teen admits guilt in sexual assault of Texas girl
A 17-year-old boy has become the fifth juvenile to admit sexually assaulting an 11-year-old Southeast Texas girl.
Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, took 38% of the vote in the poll. Former Pennsylvania Sen.
US faces tough fight in cash smuggling crackdown
This undated photo, provided by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement , shows bulk cash seized during a combined ICE and Homeland Security Investigation operation.
Texans on wrong side of border fence grow anxious
Max Pons is already anticipating the anxiety he'll feel when the heavy steel gate shuts behind him, leaving his home isolated on a strip of land between America's border fence and the violence raging across the Rio Grande in Mexico.For the past year, the manager of a sprawling preserve on the southern tip of Texas has been comforted by a gap in the ... (more)
Slow Redistricting Lowers Clout of Texas Voters
In a parallel political universe -- one in which redistricting maps were in place and elections were on schedule -- Texas would be getting national attention right now.
Talk Of Banning Tobacco On Entire UT-Austin Campus
Less tobacco, more money. Officials at the University of Texas in Austin will consider banning tobacco on the entire campus in a health-related move that could mean more research money.
Pelosi Says Texas, Four Other States Will Lift House Democrats
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi predicts that five large states will put Democrats in striking distance of gaining control of the House after the November elections.
Super Sunday: Texas model with world record assets saved by her breasts
Texan and world record holder for the most GINORMOUS breasts, Sheyla Hershey, utilized her 38KKK-sized bust to save herself from certain injury.
Perry Gives Tainted Campaign Funds To Charity.
Gov. Rick Perry has given $80,000 in tainted campaign donations to El Paso charities, after the original donor was convicted of bribery and fraud.
Ed Moss named president, CEO of Denver Post
Former San Diego Union-Tribune publisher Ed Moss has been named president and chief executive officer of The Denver Post.
Agents seize $333,000 at Texas border crossing
Law officers at a South Texas border crossing have confiscated nearly a third of a million dollars in unreported cash hidden in a car.
Bachmann: Campaign was 'one series of humiliations after another'
Michele Bachmann is no longer a candidate for president. And she sounds a bit relieved to be done with the national campaign.
Spring Rain Unlikely for Texas
The Climate Prediction Center announced Thursday that La Nina will dissipate between March and May.
Rick Perry Says He'll Run Again For President Rick Perry Says He'll Run Again For President
"Ronald Reagan didn't win his first time too," TX Gov. Rick Perry told bloggers at CPAC.
Top Texas officials warn of power plant shortages
The private companies that generate electricity in Texas are not building enough new capacity to meet the state 's future needs, top officials told lawmakers Thursday.
Judge slams critics of Texas school prayer ruling
A federal judge blasted by Newt Gingrich and other conservatives for his ruling that prohibited prayer at a Texas high school graduation is firing back in accepting a settlement to the case.
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