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Study: Deporting Texas’ undocumented Latinos would lead to nearly $70 billion loss
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(KVEO) The number of immigrants in Texas is growing and so is their financial impact, according to a new study. The study put out by the Perryman Group of … Read More
Elementary school boy earns bike reward for fighting crime
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(KXAS) Irving, Texas police have rewarded an elementary student with a new bicycle for his help in fighting crime his neighborhood. Officers with a special … Read More
Antique collector finds beauty in the forgotten
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For bargain hunters, collectors, and one-of-a-kind chasers, this is the place to be. Welcome to Bordertown. While this may be the place where you can find … Read More
High school Valedictorian controversy comes to a conclusion
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BEN BOLT - The controversy over Ben Bolt's valedictorian got even more interesting today. The debate centers around some final semester college courses and … Read More
Like winning the lottery: Wife is a match, can donate kidney to save husband
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The fact that a wife is a perfect match to donate a kidney to her ailing husband is being compared to winning the lottery. In January, Juan Lopez found out … Read More
High school student stripped of Valedictorian honor
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The students at Texas' Ben Bolt High School are excited. Graduation is on Friday and Summer break is just around the corner. Cody Trejo, a graduating senior, … Read More
Placido Salazar receives Bronze Star, 48 years after Vietnam War
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Teary-eyed and joyful after waiting 48 years, Tech. Sgt. Placido Salazar, a U.S. Air Force veteran of the Vietnam War, was finally handed his well-earned Bronze … Read More
Texas honor student fails math test by one question and can’t graduate
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San Antonio, Texas high school senior Samuel Fernandez was supposed to graduate at the Alamodome on June 11, but his graduation dreams were crushed. "I feel … Read More
Exercise among young children leads to better grades in school
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MCALLEN, TX - Kids who exercise regularly do better in school, attend more classes, score higher in tests and feel better about themselves. All of that is … Read More
