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| Wolfe's Den: In the heart of Texas Katie-Lady and I took a red eye flight from Portland to Austin, landing in the Texas state capitol at 5:30 a.m. (for those of you not keeping track of Time Zones, that's 3:30 a.m. for us Oregonians) last week and got to watch the sun rise in the distance as we hunted for our rental car. Our drive through Austin ...
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| Yarrington, former Mexican governor, has been extradited from Italy to Texas Yarrington, former Mexican governor, has been extradited from Italy to Texas .... In 2013, a federal grand jury in Brownsville indicted Yarrington, who served as governor of the state of Tamaulipas from 1999 to 2005, on charges of drug trafficking conspiracy, money laundering conspiracy, racketeering ...
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| Texas A&M is absent but UT's volleyball schedule boasts marquee match-ups against Florida ... Texas released its 2018 volleyball schedule on Friday, and the Longhorns should expect to be tested this fall. For the second straight year, Texas will open its season against Florida and Oregon at the VERT Challenge. UT is set to host non-conference matches against Texas State and Kentucky, and the ...
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| Texas appeals court dismisses 'revenge porn' law The court also ordered a revenge porn charge to be dropped against Jordan Bartlett Jones. Court records show Jones challenged the law as unconstitutional while awaiting trial for displaying a naked photograph of a woman in a way that revealed her identity. Texas legislators passed the law in 2015.
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| Mississippi bank to pay $146 million to acquire Texas bank TUPELO, Miss. (AP) — A Mississippi bank will pay $146 million in stock and cash to buy a Texas bank. ... The move will more than double BancorpSouth's presence in Houston, continuing its westward expansion after it purchased another Texas bank and one in Louisiana late last year. BancorpSouth ...
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| State appeals court rules Texas' "revenge porn" law violates the First Amendment The Tyler-based 12th Court of Appeals also said the law is overly broad. The case is now likely headed to the state's highest criminal court.
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