San Jacinto County mass murderer avoids death penalty with plea deal
On Wednesday, Francisco Oropeza waived his rights to a jury trial and to appeal by pleading guilty to capital murder. In exchange for his guilty plea, Oropeza will avoid the death penalty and instead will serve life in prison without parole.
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NFL mock draft: Why Kiper Jr. has 49ers picking Texas OT at No. 11There’s a high likelihood the 49ers add to the trenches with the No. 11 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. After a disappointing ...
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San Francisco Hit by Tech Troubles, Housing CostsAffordability and a drop in skilled workers fueled the area’s plummet in a new analysis of the nation’s best-performing ...
As he begins preparations for the upcoming NFL Draft, now former Texas Longhorns tight end Gunnar Helm has officially signed ...
The Cincinnati Reds acquired left-handed reliever Taylor Rogers and cash from the San Francisco Giants for minor league ...
Mexican national and illegal immigrant Francisco Oropeza has accepted a plea agreement that will see him spend the remainder of his life in prison for the April 2023 murder of five people in the ...
DALLAS — The Dallas Cowboys made another hire official Tuesday after announcing that former San Francisco defensive ...
Singing Water Vineyards in Texas Hill Country beats California producers to win 2025's best cabernet sauvignon, a first for a Texas winery.
Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday directed the Texas Department of Public Safety to deploy tactical strike teams to support the ...
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