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Fort Hood Shooting Suspect Seeks Trial Delay

Posted: 7:58 AM Just three weeks before he's to stand trial for the deadly 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage, an Army psychiatrist wants his trial delayed until this fall.

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Bryan Man Sentenced in Texas State Bomb Threat

Updated: 10:04 PM Dereon Tayronne Kelley, 22, of Bryan, has been ordered to prison following his convictions on all counts for communicating a bomb threat to an academic institution, United States Attorney Kenneth Magidson announced today.

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Protesters Demand Medicaid Expansion, Hopes Fade

Posted: 1:28 PM AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Dozens of protesters have marched through the Texas Capitol demanding expansion of the Medicaid program, but hopes for the program were fading.

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Hundreds Attend Spaceport Proposal Hearing

Updated: 9:50 AM Several hundred people turned out for a discussion of a draft environmental study of a proposal to launch rockets from the southernmost tip of Texas.

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Man Who Posed as Texas Student to be Released

Posted: 5:38 AM A former Haitian star athlete is to be released after serving a prison sentence on charges arising from his posing as a teenage Odessa high school athlete.

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Some Cigarette Prices Would Climb Under House Bill

Updated: 12:11 PM The Texas House has narrowly approved and sent to the Senate a bill cutting taxes on chewing tobacco by more than 30 percent but raising the price of some smaller brands of cigarettes.

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Ore. Soldier Among 5 Killed in Afghanistan

Posted: 9:38 AM The family of a Bend soldier who was among five Fort Bliss troops killed by a roadside bomb last weekend says he had recently reenlisted because he didn't want to leave his unit.

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Closings Set in Texas Courthouse Killing Case

Updated: 8:44 AM Jurors will soon begin deciding the fate of a Houston man convicted of capital murder for a bystander's death during a shooting rampage outside a Texas courthouse last year.

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Despite Rain, South Texas Crop Losses Could Hit $100 Million

Updated: 9:14 AM Despite drenching rains April 28, drought-stricken row crops growers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley may be in for another disastrous year, possibly doubling their $50 million drought losses of 2006, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts in Weslaco.

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