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Exxon Launches Sale of Shale Gas Properties in Texas
Reuters - Tue Nov 16, 2021
HOUSTON, Texas - Exxon Mobil on Monday launched a sale of its oil and gas properties in the first major US shale field, a spokesperson confirmed, as part of a portfolio reshuffling to focus on more lucrative assets. More»

Gunman Kills One Before Being Stoned to Death
Washington Examiner - Mon Jul 26, 2021
A gunman in Fort Worth, Texas, opened fire on a group of people, killing one person before being stoned to death. More»

U.S. judge dismisses NRA bankruptcy in victory for New York
Reuters - Tue May 11, 2021
The National Rifle Association cannot use bankruptcy to reorganize in gun-friendly Texas, a federal judge in Dallas ruled on Tuesday, handing a defeat to the influential firearms rights group that is facing an effort to dissolve it in New York state. More»

American Airlines flight from Dallas to Nashville is delayed 8 hours after passenger was arrested for joking about having coronavirus
Daily Mail - Mon Mar 16, 2020
An American Airlines flight was delayed by eight hours after one of the passengers on board joked about having coronavirus. More»

Black woman shot dead in her home by white police officer responding to welfare check
The Independent - Sun Oct 13, 2019
A black woman has been shot dead in her own home by a white police officer responding to a call for a welfare check in the US state of Texas. More»

Veteran who was refused free Chili's meal on Veteran's Day now getting death threats
Daily KOS - Wed Nov 30, 2016
A few weeks ago, veteran Ernest Walker's story appeared on social media and news sites: After going to a Chili's to get a promotional free Veteran's Day meal, he was refused after some old racist a**hole complained. More»

Police sniper shoots dead gunman who opened fire on Dallas Police HQ and planted EXPLOSIVES in a nine-hour stand off
Daily Mail - Fri Jun 12, 2015
Police in Dallas have shot dead a ranting gunman who attacked their headquarters after cornering him in a nine-hour stand-off. More»

Texas Bill Would Make Recording Police Illegal
Huffington Post - Thu Mar 12, 2015
A bill introduced to the Texas House of Representatives would make it illegal for private citizens to record police within 25 feet. More»

Pictured: First Ebola patient diagnosed on American soil
Daily Mail - Wed Oct 1, 2014
Texas governor Rick Perry reveals schoolchildren from FOUR different schools have been exposed and 18 Americans could be infected. More»

Exxon Mobil posts biggest US quarterly profit ever
Associated Press - Wed Oct 29, 2008
HOUSTON, Texas - Exxon Mobil Corp, the world's largest publicly traded oil company, reported income Thursday that shattered its own record for the biggest profit from operations by a US corporation, earning $14.83 billion in the third quarter. More»

Hospital bills woman who never saw doctor
Associated Press - Mon Oct 20, 2008
DALLAS - A woman says she waited 19 hours at Parkland Memorial Hospital's emergency department for treatment of a broken leg and never did get to see a doctor - but still got a bill for $162. More»

Patient Died in ER After a 19-Hour Wait
ABC - Thu Sep 25, 2008
With notoriously crowded US emergency rooms, chances are most American families have a story of someone waiting. More»

UFO: Radar Shows Large, Fast, Unexplained Object In Texas
Associated Press - Tue Jul 15, 2008
FORT WORTH, Texas - Radar documents examined by a UFO group stir up thoughts of an enormous aircraft without transponders traveling up to 2,100 miles-per-hour in Texas. More»

Court: Exorcism is protected by law
Associated Press - Fri Jun 27, 2008
FORT WORTH, Texas - The Texas Supreme Court on Friday threw out a jury award over injuries a 17-year-old girl suffered in an exorcism conducted by members of her old church, ruling that the case unconstitutionally entangled the court in religious matters. More»

UFO Sightings Galvanize A Small Town
Los Angeles Times - Sat Jun 21, 2008
STEPHENVILLE, Texas - Constable Lee Roy Gaitan saw the brilliant red orbs hovering in the sky and hollered for his family to come out. More»

DA urges sanctions for prosecutors who withhold evidence
Associated Press - Sun May 4, 2008
DALLAS - A district attorney whose office leads the nation in wrongful convictions overturned by DNA testing says prosecutors who intentionally withhold evidence from the defense should face criminal charges or other harsh sanctions. More»

Texas Reporter On UFO Case Leaves Newspaper; News Media Trustworthy?
UFO Digest - Mon Feb 18, 2008
The local newspaper reporter in Stephenville, Texas, who helped cover a UFO sighting case there is no longer working at the Stephenville Empire-Tribune newspaper, effective last Thursday, February 7. More»

Juvenile Prison Abuse - Records show boss ignored abuse warnings
Associated Press - Sat Apr 28, 2007
DALLAS - A Texas Youth Commission administrator charged with sexually abusing teenage inmates got continuing support from a supervisor despite recurring allegations against him, a newspaper investigation has found. More»

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