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• Gov. Perry Congratulates Boy Scouts of America on 100 Years of Scouting

  AUSTIN - Gov. Rick Perry today congratulated the Boy Scouts of America on 100 years of scouting.

• Secretary Andrade visits three Waco-area businesses

  Texas Secretary of State Hope Andrade is scheduled to recognize three long-time local businesses today to thank them for their contributions to the Texas economy. Joined by members of the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce, Andrade plans to visit RAM…

• Attorney General Abbott Observes National Teen Dating Violence Awareness & Prevention Month

  AUSTIN - Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott today warned Texas teens and parents about the dangers of sexting....

• Combs Returns Unclaimed Property to Texarkana, Urges Area Residents to Check the Unclaimed Property List

  Texas Comptroller Susan Combs announced today that the city of Texarkana has reclaimed $6,441 in unclaimed property. Bowie County also appears on the state's Unclaimed Property List, with $13,066 waiting to be claimed.

• Advance Fee Fraud Targets Haitian Americans Trying To Bring Relatives To U.S.

  According to the Haitian Embassy in Washington and the Greater Washington Haiti Relief Committee, Haitian Americans who hope to transport family members from the earthquake-ravished island should...

• Reward increased for information on East Texas church arsons (02/09/10)

  The reward for information on the identity of the arsonist who has burned at least eight churches in the East Texas area since January 1 has been increased to $25,000.