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In this Saturday, May 9 2009 photo San Angelo Mayor J.W. Lown greets arriving supporters to his election party at the Old Chicken Farm Art Center in San Angelo. (AP Photo/Standard-Times, Patrick Dove)

Former popular Tx gay mayor moved to Mexico for undocumented partner

By Jeremy Roebuck, Associated Press

SAN ANGELO, Texas (AP) — A secret gnawed at J.W. Lown's conscience after his six years as mayor of this deeply conservative city on the West Texas … Read More

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Telemundo Latin American news roundup- April 23, 2013

By NBCLatino Staff

The latest Latin American news in under 59 seconds. Police in Nicaragua say they arrested an American on the FBI's ten 'Most Wanted' list who allegedly … Read More

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San Diego Dreamer denied financial aid because of unpaid taxes

By Diana Guevara, KNSD, San Diego, California

Maria Estrada tells  San Diego NBC 7 reporter Diana Guevara that because her mother did not pay taxes, she was denied funding from California's DREAM Act. … Read More

Boy claimed he brought gun to school for protection after Connecticut massacre; classmates say he threatened them. Andrew Wittenberg reports.

Utah teacher disarms 11-year-old

By Andrew Wittenberg, KSL, Kearns, Utah

An 11-year-old boy who brought a gun to a Utah elementary school Monday is facing criminal charges after allegedly threatening a classmate. Granite School … Read More

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Parents fight back against teacher-student bullying

By Rory Devine, KNSD, San Diego, California

NBC 7's Rory Devine speaks with parent Judy Neufeld-Hernandez, a mother who pulled her son out of school after she says his teacher emotionally bullied him. A … Read More

Getting a colonoscopy can save your life, especially if you are Latino.

Latino medical school enrollment on the rise

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More Latinos applied to and were accepted in American medical schools this year than ever before, leading to a record rise of Hispanic medical school enrollment … Read More

People wait in line to enter the Supreme Court in Washington, Monday, Oct. 1, 2012. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster)

Opinion: A ruling against affirmative action would be a setback

By Raul A. Reyes

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court takes on affirmative action when it hears Fisher v. University of Texas.  Abigail Fisher applied to the University of … Read More

A new NBC/WSJ/Telemundo poll finds Barack Obama with a strong lead over Mitt Romney.

Opinion: Romney gets an A+ while Obama gets a C+ for winging the debate

By Dr. Victoria M. DeFrancesco Soto

As a teacher, it is clear which students show up to class having done their homework. Last night, Mitt Romney was that student who not only did his homework, … Read More

A group of North Carolina university students are among the youth groups attending the Democratic National Convention.

Latino Democrats: We need the youth vote

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Charlotte, N.C. - As scores of Latino Democrats congregate in Charlotte and strategize on ways to ensure Barack Obama's re-election, one group whose numbers … Read More

Generation Y employees are making demands at their workplace, and companies are complying to retain them. (Photo/Getty Images)

Opinion: Fun work, if you can get it

By Esther J. Cepeda

CHICAGO -- For years, employers have been saying that they are increasingly worried it will soon be next to impossible to find skilled, talented employees to … Read More