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Stock Show & Rodeo
In concert: Selena GomezThe team color of choice was pink on Super Sunday at a sold-out AT&T Center, where Selena Gomez played the post-rodeo concert. The screaming never really stopped once Gomez, the 17-year-old star of the Disney Channel series “Wizards of Waverly Place,” took the stage and launched into “Kiss & Tell,” the title song from her debut CD.
Barrios murder trial
Testimony set to beginIt's been nearly two years since the death of popular San Antonio restaurateur Viola Barrios, and her family still tries to avoid thinking about the grisly way in which she perished — shot in the head with an arrow, her lifeless body burned.
CineFestival in S.A.
A first-rate indie festThe Guadalupe's 2010 CineFestival is history. The weekend was filled with screenings, a VIP gala and a red carpet event that actually drew autograph seekers. Actor Benjamin Bratt, filmmaker Peter Bratt and San Antonio hometown fav Jesse Borrego were among the celebs there.
- Medina supporters sing her praises l Medina says race all about principles — and she’ll win
- Ex-cartel lawyer asks judge for asylum
- Parolee added to most wanted
- Mexican American Scholars to talk faith l Conference examines faith
- Immigrant guilty of injuring border agent
- Federal agents raid Houston bus companies
- Social issues drive education race
- Spurs: Ginobili almost himself again
- Reaping rewards beyond measure
- Victor Landa: The border crossed many Mexican-Americans on Feb. 2
- Wonderland mall more than retail space
- Bus companies accused of immigrant smuggling
- Maria Anglin: Forget about getting tax assistance from Tío Fito
- Editorial: Montemayor, Ybarra best Demo clerk picks
- U.S., Mexican police agencies meet
- En breve: Hispanic College Fund taking applications
- S.A. vet finds hope in efforts to drop 'don't ask, don't tell'
- $1 million gift to fund schooling at Alamo Colleges
- Medina may be spoiler in GOP race
- UNT will honor Rodriguez
- Four motel rooms, 37 people
- Officers seize $1.3M in cocaine at Roma Bridge
- Editorial: Wolff, Elizondo merit re-election
- Census chief tries easing immigrant fears in Texas l Census boss in Laredo to push reporting
- West Side clinic caring for uninsured workers
- Hispanic chamber throws its weight behind education
- Cisneros: We've come too far on health care to stop
- National Council of La Raza conference will be July 10-13
- ICE reports massive gangster round-up
- Pope names Vasquez bishop of Austin
- South Texan may be the next drug king
- 6 killed at bar in cartel-plagued Mexican state
- Amid drug war, Mexico City less deadly than decade ago
- Drug cartels co-opt rehab for recruits in Mexico
- Mundial: México jugará amistosos con Inglaterra, Holanda e Italia
- Mexican mayor fears massacre of 16 was random l Juárez students massacred
- The Mexican division of an alarm system firm gets record award
- Mexico releases officials with alleged crime ties
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- Nation: National Council of La Raza
- Statistics: PEW Hispanic Center
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