AFP - US federal agents and police Wednesday searched the Houston offices of the doctor who was with pop legend Michael Jackson when he died last month, officials told AFP. more info

People.com — "The coroner wants to clear up the cause of death," says Dr. Conrad Murray's lawyer. "We share that goal" more info

Guardian Music — Michael Jackson's personal doctor who was at his side when he died has had his clinic in Texas raided by federal drug agents and Los Angeles police as part of the ongoing investigation into the pop star's death.More than 20 officers in a convoy of up... more info

L.A. Times - News — Federal drug agents searched the Houston clinic of Michael Jackson's doctor Wednesday, according to a news report, even as investigators in California sought more information from the man. more info

Perez Hilton — News just broke that the Houston offices of Michael Jackson's personal live-in doc, Dr. Conrad Murray, are being raided right now by the Drug Enforcement Agency.  Fifteen DEA vehicles toting more than twenty-four DEA agents, LA Police Detectives,... more info

Reuters — HOUSTON (Reuters) - Officials with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration on Wednesday raided a Houston clinic owned by Conrad Murray, the personal doctor of deceased pop icon Michael Jackson, according to local news reports. more info

BBC News - UK — The Houston clinic of Michael Jackson's physician, Dr Conrad Murray, is raided by Drug Enforcement Agency officers, reports say. more info

ET Online — ET has the latest... The Houston office of Dr.Conrad Murray, the physician who found Michael Jackson on the day he died, is being searched. According to KTRK-TV, DEA agents, Los Angeles detectives and local Houston police officers swarmed insid... more info

MTV.com News — 'I've never seen my brother have any different, abnormal behavior,' he says.By Kyle Anderson Jermaine Jackson Photo: Getty Images It's been two weeks since the public memorial for Michael Jackson, but the discussions, arguments and accusat... more info

VH1 News — Michael Jackson's brother Jermaine denies reports that the singer had a substance-abuse problem, telling the media, "Leave him alone." more info