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Hutchison concedes Texas GOP gov. primary to Perry

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison conceded the Republican nomination for Texas governor to Gov. Rick Perry on Tuesday night following a heated, multimillion-dollar fight between the party heavyweights.
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Texas primary election ballot results

Here’s a look at the results so far of major races on Tuesday’s Republican and Democratic primary election ballots:
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Dig deep: Gasoline prices ready to move higher

It may not make much sense, given that the economy remains weak, but the cost of filling up your car is about to go higher.
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Arson suspects grew up together in Texas church

TYLER, Texas (AP) — Even as authorities closed in, one of the two suspects in a string of east Texas church fires attended a Sunday service and went to a Baptist ministry on his junior college campus for a free meal.

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Atheism book found in home linked to fire suspect

DALLAS (AP) — Court records say books on demons and atheism as well as rifles and knives were found in a home linked to one of the suspects in the burning of churches in eastern Texas.
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Dallas/Ft. Worth News

  • Viewer's Voice for March 19

    Oncor's smart meters and the cocaine confession from the manager of the Texas Rangers triggered a lot of calls to the Viewer's Voice this week. Also, viewers sound off about a Joe Biden Flub and something that viewers say just isn't cool.

  • Boy Found on Wash. Beach Drowned

    An autopsy has determined that a boy who went missing with his mother and whose body was found on a Puget Sound beach drowned.

  • Judge Orders Revamp of 9/11 Settlement

    A federal judge on Friday rejected a legal settlement of more than a half-billion dollars for people sickened by ash and dust from the World Trade Center, saying the deal to compensate 10,000 police officers, firefighters and other laborers didn't contain enough money for the workers.

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