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Texas sheriffs: Cartel influence is statewide, not isolated to certain communities - Vimarsana News

Texas sheriffs: Cartel influence is statewide, not isolated to certain communities

(The Center Square) – Misreporting about cartel crime in Liberty County indicates a fundamental misunderstanding about how Mexican cartels and gangs operate in Texas, law enforcement officials tell The Center

Texas sheriffs: Cartel influence is statewide, not isolated to certain communities - Vimarsana News

Texas sheriffs: Cartel influence is statewide, not isolated to certain communities

(The Center Square) – Misreporting about cartel crime in Liberty County indicates a fundamental misunderstanding about how Mexican cartels and gangs operate in Texas, law enforcement officials tell The Center

Mystery Surrounds Missing Woman After Uber Driver's Suicide - Vimarsana News

Mystery Surrounds Missing Woman After Uber Driver's Suicide

The Uber driver was connected to a 20-year-old woman reported missing on November 21.

Houston named top U.S. city for foreign multinationals to do business - Vimarsana News

Houston named top U.S. city for foreign multinationals to do business

Nov. 14—Urs Brönnimann, consul general of Switzerland in Atlanta, says he's seen the Swiss influence on Texas while traveling the state with a delegation in recent weeks promoting international business

Texas county official: Major drug problems come from southern border - Vimarsana News

Texas county official: Major drug problems come from southern border

(The Center Square) – Like many communities across the country, Lavaca County in Texas is seeing significant problems with illegal drugs. The county’s justice of the peace told The Center