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Migrant shot and injured by National Guard soldier patrolling border

A Texas National Guard soldier patrolling the Texas-Mexico border shot a migrant Sunday morning just west of McAllen, according to an internal Texas Military...

Prescott outshines Brady, Cowboys dominate Buccaneers 31-14

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Dak Prescott outplayed Tom Brady, throwing for four touchdowns and running for another to lead the Dallas Cowboys to a...

Biden skips Valley for border trip but is considering future visit, congressman says

Despite calls from local leaders for President Joe Biden to visit the Rio Grande Valley, the president will instead be making a stop nearly...

Court won’t stop South Texas LNG facility

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Environmental groups challenging permits for a natural gas pipeline and export facility in south Texas lost a legal fight at...

President to visit El Paso, not Rio Grande Valley

President Joe Biden will not be visiting the Rio Grande Valley, according to a statement made by U.S. Rep. Vicente Gonzalez on Thursday. Biden announced...

Prescott, Cowboys win 40-34, make Eagles wait on top seed

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Dak Prescott threw for 347 yards and three touchdowns, Brett Maher kicked the go-ahead field goal late and the Dallas...

Federal authorities: 2 aircraft collide at Dallas air show

DALLAS (AP) — Two historic military planes collided and crashed to the ground Saturday during a Dallas air show, federal officials said, sending plumes...

State job numbers continue to set records

The Texas economy continues to shore up job losses incurred during the pandemic, adding 40,000 non-farm jobs in September and continuing a string of 11 straight months of record employment.

Pierce’s run, Walker’s gaffe help Texans topple Jags again

By MARK LONG | AP Pro Football Writer JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Dameon Pierce initially got hit behind the line of scrimmage. He slipped Rayshawn...

Best place to cast a line? Texas ranks No. 5

A new survey of best and worst states for fishing ranks Texas at a solid No. 5, behind Florida, Alaska, Montana and Minnesota.