- Pachyderms outdo people in cross-species chow bout
- New Zealand airline issues nude safety video
- NYPD rookie makes arrest moments after graduation
- Illinois cabbie uses deodorant to disarm attacker
- Calif. students get X-rated version of class DVD
- Police: Conn. teens mishear sex screams, beat man
- Oregon woman obsessed with rabbits back in jail
'Texas Hooter Honeys' host concert for cancer walk cash
Garden City resident Kristin Schwartz has wanted to participate in the three-day, 60-mile Susan G. Komen breast cancer walk since hearing a former co-worker describe the feeling of accomplishment as comparable to that of her wedding day or the day her children were born.
Annual show displays art depicting life on American Plains
ODESSA -- Visitors to the Ellen Noel Art Museum June 6-July 12 will find 91 pieces of art depicting life on the American Plains.
Howard College's mobile go center to debut today
BIG SPRING -- Making its debut public appearance at Big Spring's Pops in the Park today is the Howard College Mobile Go Center.
Go-cart meant to prevent kids, adults from driving drunk
The Rev. Quirino Cornejo tensed up his shoulders Thursday as he tried to turn and watched with passenger and student Christina Flores as the go-kart instead ran straight into an orange cone and off the arranged course.
City employee terminated after found guilty on drug charges
A city employee has been terminated after he was found guilty in federal court on charges of distributing and using a minor to distribute a controlled substance.
Man rolls car when asleep at wheel
The driver of a Big Dog Drilling truck rolled his vehicle Thursday when driving on the Interstate 20 service road between Midland and Stanton.
Former NFL player: Kids are choosers, not losers
Starting off with a promise to shred an area phone book, former NFL offensive lineman Shawn Harper presented the message to more than 100 high school-age youngsters Wednesday that they are not born winners or losers, but choosers.
Things to do on the Fourth
The following are things to do around the Permian Basin and West Texas for the Fourth of July.
Fourth of July tea parties
Note: There will not be a tea party in Midland during the holiday weekend. Organizers of a previous event cited holiday traveling and the Odessa tea party as reasons not to conduct one.
Airsho 2009 reduces ticket prices
In response to the weakened economy, organizers of the 2009 Commemorative Air Force Airsho will offer tickets at a discounted price this year.
Fort Worth mayor seeks fed review of gay bar raid
FORT WORTH, Texas - Fort Worth Mayor Mike Moncrief is asking federal prosecutors to review findings of a police inquiry into a recent gay bar raid.
Country singer Ferlin Husky hospitalized
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A spokesman for country star Ferlin Husky says the singer has been hospitalized in Tennessee.
San Antonio standoff ends with house found empty
SAN ANTONIO - What San Antonio police thought was a standoff with a barricaded man and a female hostage ended early Friday with an empty house.
- Thursday, June 25, 2009 (7)
- TCEQ searches for new water source for county road residents (5)
- Daughter's death helps mom educate others on dangers of driving drunk (4)
- Perry knows how to use perks of governor's office (3)
- Deputies arrest teen after Big Spring murder (3)
- Looking for solutions residents, elected officials play waiting game (3)
- Midlander returns home from Iraq as U.S. troops fulfill agreement to exit Iraqi cities (3)
- City employee terminated after found guilty on drug charges (3)
- Letters to the Editor (June 28, 2009) (2)
- Monday, June 29, 2009 (2)
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