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UPDATE: Woman Injured During Shooting Shows Improvement
By: Fox S.A. Staff
There are new details in that officer-involved shooting that left one man dead and a woman injured.
The family of Abigail Hernandez says the 27-year-old could be released from the hospital as soon as tomorrow.
Police say Hernandez was getting a ride home from an undercover police officer Friday morning when her ex-boyfriend opened fire on them.
After three shootouts in three locations, the officer eventually killed 35-year-old Alfred Aragon.
Hernandez was shot twice -- once in the stomach and once in the wrist -- but her family now says she's expected to make a fully recovery.
Police say the shooting remains under investigation.
By: Fox S.A. Staff
There are new details in that officer-involved shooting that left one man dead and a woman injured.
The family of Abigail Hernandez says the 27-year-old could be released from the hospital as soon as tomorrow.
Police say Hernandez was getting a ride home from an undercover police officer Friday morning when her ex-boyfriend opened fire on them.
After three shootouts in three locations, the officer eventually killed 35-year-old Alfred Aragon.
Hernandez was shot twice -- once in the stomach and once in the wrist -- but her family now says she's expected to make a fully recovery.
Police say the shooting remains under investigation.
TEXAS NEWS
Technicality topples key financial reporting bill
May 22, 2013 02:25 GMT
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- A much-watched bill designed to give the public more information on schools, taxes, government spending and debt held by state entities has gone down on a House technicality.
The measure was sponsored by Sen. Tommy Williams, who chairs the Senate's powerful Finance Committee. It was carried in the House by Rep. Jim Pitts, head of appropriations.
The bill would have required increased disclosure by public bodies. But it died Tuesday night, after San Antonio Democratic Rep. Philip Cortez raised a parliamentary objection.
Critics worried it could place undo reporting burdens on smaller entities. But modifications to address those concerns had helped the bill sail through the Senate 29-1.
The bill was backed by conservative and tea party groups worried about excessive government bond debt. Some good-government groups also supported it.
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