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Workers Put Seats In New Soccer Stadium
The Houston Dynamo is coming off a spectacular season that saw the team play in the MLS Cup — the league's equivalent of the Super Bowl. This year there's even more excitement as the team will be playing in a new $95 million stadium.
Police Need Your Help In Catching Con Man
Houston police say a man pretending to be a utility worker, stole from unsuspecting victims in two home burglaries. A composite sketch has been released of the con man.
Mayor: Alleged hit-and-run by talk show host Michael Berry still being investigated
Former Houston councilman and talk show host Michael Berry is still under investigation for being involved in an alleged hit-and-run outside a gay bar in the Montrose. Mayor Annise Parker says she has been briefed on the incident, which happened January 31.
Metro Offers Easy Options For Getting To The Rodeo
Starting this weekend, Metro is offering expanded shuttle service for people who don't want to drive in rodeo traffic around Reliant Park. There's shuttle service from three park & rides, along with an expanded schedule for the light rail.
The Heart Of Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo
The country's biggest rodeo kicks off this week at Reliant Stadium. An event that began in 1932 as a small livestock show has now become a huge farming and country music extravaganza. Something which takes a lot of organization is done by only 95 paid staff and nearly 26,000 volunteers.
R. Allen Stanford Trial Noon Update
The defense calls witnesses at the R. Allen Stanford trial in Houston federal court. Andrew Schneider reports on financiers fraud trial.
Tax Attorney Details Stanford's Disputes With IRS
The Ponzi scheme trial of Houston financier R. Allen Stanford is entering its fifth week.
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Join Us For Tonight's Republican Presidential Debate
Join us at It's All Politics for live coverage of tonight's Republican presidential debate.
Live Blog: Early On, Romney, Santorum Spar On Spending
Early on in the debate, Romney and Santorum attacked each other's record on spending, earmarks and bailouts.
Santorum Spends Debate Fighting Off Attacks From Romney, Paul
Romney was successful in painting Santorum as an intimate part of an unpopular Congress. The former Pennsylvania senator, who found himself center stage for the first time, was on the defensive all night.
Is A Lie Just Free Speech, Or Is It A Crime?
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday over the constitutionality of a law that makes it a crime to lie about having received a military medal. But the questions posed by the justices ranged far beyond that from deceptive advertising to lying on a date.
12.76-Carat Pink Diamond Unearthed In Australia Could Be Worth Millions
The diamond will be cut, polished, sent on a worldwide tour and then sold later this year.
Mail Containing Harmless Powdery Substance Sent To Congressional Offices
The mailings follow letters to comedians Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart that warned of the mailings.
Is Einstein Right? Error Could Account For Faster-Than-Light Neutrinos
A GPS error could have affected an Italian team's observations that neutrinos moved faster than light. It was a finding that threatened the very basics of physics.
In Speech, Top Pentagon Lawyer Defends Targeted Killing Program
Jeh Johnson said there's no difference between today's high-tech strikes and past actions like targeting an airplane carrying the commander of the Japanese Navy in 1943.
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