It doesn’t look like the new gun-carry bill will get passed this legislative session up in Austin, but the lieutenant governor and former radio talking head Dan Patrick hasn’t given up trying to get it done (see Texas Tribune story, page xx).
The Advance has the grisly photos of the five bullet wounds, but I thought I’d spare you the gore.
GOOGLE and Facebook got hit with lawsuits Monday, filed by Newspaper publishers representing 125 papers in 11 states, including Texas. AIM, which publishes The Monitor, The Valley Morning Star, and the Brownsville Herald, is one of them.
The five candidates running for mayor of McAllen spent about $374,000 from January to March, according to campaign finance reports filed with the City Secretary’s Office on April 1.
Is the City of Pharr really going to get into the ambulance business, and in what way? We’ll find out this Friday when the bankruptcy judge overseeing Hidalgo County EMS’s demise is expected to sign a final order awarding Pharr the bid.
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