Tire blowout blamed for fatal van crash
Investigators say a tire blowout caused a minivan to roll on I 10 near San Antonio, killing an 8 year old girl and a California woman from Oakland en route to a funeral. Eight family members were aboard. one witness described high speed weaving before the crash.
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San Antonio
Interstate 10
California
Oakland
Houston
Sabrina Allen
University Hospital
San Antonio Express-News
Landowner finds woman in field in Val Verde County
A 43 year old Del Rio woman was found alive in a field near Ridgeline Drive in Cienegas Terrace. Deputies concluded she suffered from extreme dehydration likely due to being in the field for up to two days and a medical condition that may have caused a seizure, not a sexual assault.
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Val Verde
Sheriff’s Office
Jesus Nava
Ridgeline Drive
Cienegas Terrace
del Rio
Nava
Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Division
CID
Larry Pope
Sheriff's Office Cid
Pope
Val Verde Regional Medical Center
James “Mac” McGonagill
Canney Pnoto
Val We
Shent's Office
Val Verde County
Sheriff's Office
Sheriffs Office
District selects Ray Wilkinson Insurance for UIL student coverage
The school district's board of trustees unanimously approved Ray Wilkinson Insurance from San Antonio as the new supplemental policy for UIL participants. The plan, costing 29780 in premiums, covers hospital, doctor, and ambulance expenses if families lack other coverage.
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Ray Wilkinson Insurance From
San Antonio
Margie Thetford
Thetford
Paula
S. Board
Lupe DeHoyos
DeHoyos
First suspected West Nile case reported in Texas
A Southeast Texas man, in his 50s, is hospitalized with encephalitis and right-side weakness as blood tests are run to confirm West Nile virus. Doctors suspect the mosquito borne illness, previously detected only in birds and horses in Texas, though official diagnosis awaits test results. The patient, from an area with prior equine cases, spends time outdoors near a bayou.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Daniel Musher
Department of Health and Human Services
Porfirio Villarreal
Houston Chronicle
Orange County
West
Harris County
Musher
Firefighter linked to Arizona blaze suspected in additional fires
Leonard Gregg a 29 year old contract firefighter in jail on two federal counts is suspected of starting hundreds of small fires after joining a larger 469000 acre wildfire that destroyed nearly 500 homes on Fort Apache Reservation. He allegedly told investigators he started the Cibecue fire to join a firefighting crew. Federal prosecutors will not charge the woman linked to the other fire. Hawkins said most small fires tied to Gregg were around Cibecue in the eastern Arizona highlands.
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Phoenix
Leonard Gregg
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Daniel Hawkins
Arizona Republic
Aeuntie
Hawkins
Fort Apache
Gregg
Cibecue
Arizona Highlands
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