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S.A.-based hair-care firm tangled in legal snarls
Biolustré is touted as a revolutionary hair-care product that repairs tresses damaged by chemicals and styling tools. Biolustré Inc. officials enticed about 400 investors with prospects of millions in sales from the product and plans for a public offering and a lucrative payoff from an eventual sale to L'Oreal, Proctor & Gamble or some other giant in the personal products industry.
Mother: Slain daughter more than 'victim'
When the massive Colorado Springs wildfires broke out in young journalist Jessica Ghawi's newly adopted state last month, the 24-year-old couldn't bear to stand by and watch families suffer. Since Friday, Ghawi's name has spread across the globe for a different reason â as one of 12 people slain when gunman James Holmes opened fire at a midnight showing of the new Batman sequel in a Denver-area movie theater.
Prosecutors describe child sex slavery as trial begins
For the second time in two years, prosecutors Wednesday began outlining to a jury the strange, lurid details of an alleged abduction five years ago of a 13-year-old chronic runaway who told authorities she was gang raped by her drug dealers, tied to a bed at an East Side crack den for weeks and sold to neighborhood men for sex.
Ex-state worker, three others sentenced in Medicaid fraud
In coordinated operations, agents with the FBI, the Texas Attorney General's Office and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General arrested all 18 last year, including one each in Austin and Odessa.
Repeat drunken driver pleads guilty to fatal wreck
A repeat drunken driving offender who hit a Harley Davidson head-on two years ago, severing the motorcyclist's leg and killing his wife, agreed to two 10-year sentences Tuesday for intoxication assault and manslaughter. Castroville resident Hyden Bustamante Lopez, 32, who was riding behind her husband on the motorcycle, suffered blunt force trauma including a severed brain stem and died at the scene.
Man takes murder plea for pill dispute
A San Antonio man accused of aiding in the fatal stabbing of a lower-level drug dealer during a dispute over missing pills pleaded no contest to murder Monday as jury selection was set to begin for his trial. Garcia had a bag of bloody clothes and the victim's cellphone in his possession, police said.
Texas officials defend voter id law in first day of trial
WASHINGTON â Texas officials defended the state's new controversial voter photo ID law at a federal trial Monday, saying the law should be implemented over Justice Department claims it would discriminate against minorities. Under cross examination, Ingram, the Texas secretary of state elections director, conceded that âclerical errorâ could account for votes cast by the deceased.
Ex-deputy admits to drug conspiracy
A former Bexar County deputy has pleaded guilty to conspiring with a fellow jailer to protect drug shipments in exchange for money, according to federal court documents made public today. Franco and Cordero admitted in their plea deals that they met with an undercover FBI agent three times between 2008 and 2010, and agreed to protect cocaine shipments to and from San Antonio.
Probation granted in motorcycle death
A jury ordered probation Thursday for a motorcyclist who killed his female passenger in a crash while driving drunk in 2008 â the second time he's gotten probation for a crime related to drunken driving.
Where I Live: Dignowity Hill | The Rivard Report
By Bekah S. McNeel Everywhere I turn people are raving about Urban Pioneers. Since we moved into our Dignowity Hill home almost two years ago (generously deemed "a fixer-upper"), we've received no shortage of pats on the back from our downtown friends, and no shortage of "have you lost your minds?"