West Texas

West Texas Jail Warden, Brother Arrested On Charges Of Shooting 2 Migrants, Killing 1

Both men were charged with manslaughter, according to the court filings.
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13-Year-Old Was Driving Pickup That Struck Van Killing 9, NTSB Says

One must be 14 in Texas to start taking courses for a learner’s license and 15 to receive that provisional license to drive with an instructor or licensed adult in the vehicle.
By Cedar Attanasio, Jill Bleed and Anita Snow, AP

Authorities Investigate Cause Of Fiery Texas Crash That Killed 9

Two Canadian students were also hospitalized in critical condition.
By Cedar Attanasio, Jill Bleed and Anita Snow, AP

Suspected Hypothermia Deaths In Homes Mount In Texas

More than a dozen people in the U.S. died in homes that had lost their heat, and most of those were in Texas.
By Jamie Stengle and Marion Renault, AP

Mass Shootings Are 'Just Getting Worse' As FBI Fights To Keep Up

An FBI agent says authorities are responding to "an active shooter every other week in this country," as incidents trend up every year.
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Dangerous Storm Spurs Tornadoes In Southern Plains

An intense storm system swept through Oklahoma, western Texas and southern Kansas on Monday, spawning several tornadoes that caused some damage.
By AP

Judge Temporarily Blocks Deportation Of Cambodian Refugees After ICE Raids

The decision came down just days before 50 detainees were to be deported to Cambodia.
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Deep In The Heart Of Texas, A Politically Conservative Town Goes Green

An interview with Georgetown, Texas mayor Dale Ross
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On-Duty 'Attack' Leaves One U.S. Border Agent Dead, Another Injured

Rogelio Martinez, 36, was on patrol in West Texas when he and his partner reported needing help, officials said.
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'Around Here, You're Either Eating Steak Or You're Eating Beans'

Living through the booms and busts in a West Texas oil town.
By Odessa American
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