Stocks fall as fate of automakers hangs in balanceWall Street turned sharply lower Wednesday, as a bailout of Detroit's Big Three automakers appeared stalled on Capitol Hill, and another round of downbeat economic news further disheartened investors. The Dow Jones industrials fell more than 200 points. Investors vacillated in early trading as they tried to hold on to gains achieved in the previous session, but gave way as the nation's top three automakers pleaded for relief during a second day of hearings in Washington.
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Tragic Northwest Amarillo fire updateThree of the four people injured during a house fire this morning that left a 12-year-old dead have been released from the hospital, family members said. - Posted 4:50 PM
Editorial: All precincts in for BartolinoEditorial: High court hits High PlainsLetter: Middle class caught in the middleLetter: Democrats fail to work it outLetter: Thornberry sticks it to votersLetter: TAKS test needs complaint deptLetter: Obama victory had divine influence |
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High School & College Sports
Lady Dons crush Lubbock
Palo Duro had three players in double digits in a 65-39 girls basketball victory against Lubbock Trinity on Tuesday at Palo Duro.
- Bradford fuzzy on '07 game
- 'Horns prepare for future'
- Lady Dons crush Lubbock Trinity
- Lady Falcons peak at just right time
- Amarillo High 65, Pampa 30
- Canyon 67, Panhandle 20
- Randall 36, Levelland 33
- High School girls Basketball area linescores
- Buffs turn back Adams State, 74-66
- Lady Buffs' Dreiling honored
- WT takes momentum to ACU
Pro Sports
Suit may affect Cuban's attempt to buy Cubs
DALLAS - Since buying the Dallas Mavericks eight years ago, Mark Cuban has turned the team around and has made himself one of the most visible owners in pro sports.
