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Migrant deaths in Rio Grande intensify tensions between Texas, Biden administration over crossings
The White House says U.S. Boder Patrol agents need access to the border after officials say three migrants drowned while trying to cross the Rio Grande near the Texas border city of Eagle Pass.
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Slain Texas prisoner who was accused of killing 22 older women was stabbed by cellmate, report says
uthorities say a Texas prisoner accused of smothering to death 22 older women in their Dallas-area homes so he could steal jewelry and other valuables was stabbed by his cellmate in an attack last month that killed him.
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Uvalde School Where Shooting Happened Has Deep Roots in City
As the small Texas city of Uvalde struggles to heal after a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers at an elementary school, thoughts have also turned to ensure its legacy as the centerpiece of the fight for equal education for Mexican Americans over half a century ago lives on.
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Faith, Love of Sports Linked Victims of Texas Crash
Chelsi Stone said she wouldn’t wish the pain she was feeling on her worst enemy.
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‘One of a Kind': Former AP Reporter Mike Cochran Dies at 85
Mike Cochran, who during a nearly 40-year career with The Associated Press told the stories of Texas’ larger-than-life characters with his rich and detailed writing, has died at age 85.
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Deliberations to Continue Friday in Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir's Murder Trial
The capital murder trial of accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir continues Wednesday after two days of testimony.
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Day 3 of the Capital Murder Trial of Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir
The capital murder trial of accused serial killer Billy Chemirmir continues Wednesday after two days of testimony.
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Day 2 of the Capital Murder Trial of Accused Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir
Tuesday marks the second day of testimony in the trial of Billy Chemirmir, who is charged with killing 18 older North Texas women over a two-year span.
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Abortions Resume in Some Texas Clinics After Judge Halts Law
Abortions quickly resumed in some Texas clinics Thursday after a federal judge halted the most restrictive abortion law in the U.S., but doctors across the state did not rush to resume normal operations with the court battle far from over.
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Gov. Abbott Says Texas Will Strive to ‘Eliminate All Rapists' While Defending New Abortion Law
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday defended a new state law banning most abortions that also does not provide exceptions for cases of rape or incest, saying it does not force victims to give birth even though it prohibits abortions before some women know they’re pregnant.
