1,300 Pounds Of Marijuana From Mexico Seized In South Texas
U.S Customs officials seized 1,300 of marijuana coming from Mexico, through Texas, and headed for St. Louis at the Del Rio Port of Entry.
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U.S Customs officials seized 1,300 of marijuana coming from Mexico, through Texas, and headed for St. Louis at the Del Rio Port of Entry.
There has been another delay in the custody hearing for Sherin Mathews' 4-year-old sister. The child was moved to foster care after the disappearance and later investigation into her adopted sister's death.
GOP Leader Mitch McConnell said Monday Roy Moore should quit his Alabama race amid allegations he had sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl.
Bill Gates says he's giving $100 million to help fight Alzheimer's disease.
Police are searching for a petty change thief who sees himself building an illegal fortune by ripping off washing machines.
President Donald Trump has picked a former top pharmaceutical and government executive be his Health and Human Services secretary.
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Attention all Taylor Swift fans in North Texas, get ready to shake it off. The music superstar is set to come to AT&T Stadium in Arlington in October 2018.
Women are less likely than men to get CPR from a bystander, a new study suggested, and researchers think that reluctance to touch a woman's chest might be one reason.
The countdown to Christmas is on with just 41 days left, but those trying to save this year's Dallas Holiday Parade have even less time.
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Two women who claim they were defrauded by a for-profit college have sued the Education Department and a private loan servicer in a case their attorneys say could provide a new legal remedy for tens of thousands of students.
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