Brother-sister pair say three-day breast cancer walk life-changing

Pulling out her 3-Day walk credentials one day last week, Beth Clark pointed to the children's stickers placed sporadically on the plastic covering and said the support she, her brother and the thousands of others received last weekend was amazing.

H.S. Football: EP Coronado's rushing attack too much for Rebs

The days of Permian Basin football being considered superior to El Paso football might have been put to rest Friday night at Grande Communications Stadium.

Two-man show promises laughter with 'A Tuna Christmas'

A Christmas that seems bound to be the topic of gossip for decades threatens the folks of Tuna this holiday season. The little theater production of “A Christmas Carol” is not going well and a phantom is sabotaging the yard decorating contest in Joe Sears, Jaston Williams and Ed Howard’s “A Tuna Christmas,” opening Friday at Cole Theatre, 2000 W. Wadley Ave.

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Survey: More kids using alcohol

More students this year said they were likely to use alcohol during the holidays, but statistics also show the likeliness of students drinking is higher before, during and after school, according to survey results from Houston-based Research and Educational Services. And percentages are up from 2008 to 2009.

Milken Institute again ranks Midland No. 1 small metropolitan area

Midland was ranked the No. 1 small metropolitan area by the Milken Institute this week, holding on to the top position it was given last year because of the success of its oil and gas economy.

Reader-submitted photos: Loop 250 rollover

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Andrews county deputies investigating murder

ANDREWS -- One man remained in custody on suspicion of murder late Thursday as Andrews County deputies continued investigating the death of a man who is yet to be identified.

Carver Center students continue drive for Safe Place

As part of a unit on good citizenship, Carver Center students -- who attended the gifted and talented center from across Midland Independent School District -- collected items for Safe Place, which helps victims of domestic violence.

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Mavs' Howard out indefinitely with ankle injury

Dallas Mavericks forward Josh Howard is out indefinitely to continue his recovery from surgery on his left ankle.

Some Fort Hood victims' funerals set for Saturday

When Staff Sgt. Amy Krueger joined the U.S. Army Reserves after the 2001 terrorist attacks, she vowed to hunt down Osama bin Laden. When her mother said she couldn't do it alone, the soldier defiantly told her, "Watch me."