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Two veterans without next-of-kin to be laid to rest on Thursday
Two unaccompanied veterans without next-of-kin will be laid to rest at the West Texas State Veterans Cemetery on Thursday.
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Here at Home: Grief, loss, and tradition guide Texoma student's tribute to late friends
A Valley View High School senior honors three deceased friends through a personalized parking spot painting as part of the school's annual senior tradition.
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Off Camera: Andy Justus talks golf, giving back
KAMR Local 4 News anchor Andy Justus discusses his golf coverage award, passion for golf, and involvement in nonprofit golf tournaments in the Amarillo area.
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9/11 Memorial events planned in Lynn, Curry County
Lynn County in Texas is hosting a 9/11 memorial Unity Walk with first responders and community members on Friday at 9:11 a.m. to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks.
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Ardmore firefighters, Red Cross offer free smoke detectors
(KXII) - Ardmore firefighters have installed smoke detectors for free for years.
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Meet Hank: Amarillo's blood donor dog
Hank, a three-year-old Great Dane, serves as a blood donor for Swann Animal Clinic in Amarillo, helping to save other dogs' lives.
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Hermleigh ISD takes precautions after threat to Scurry County schools
Hermleigh ISD implements precautionary measures after receiving a voicemail threat directed at Scurry County schools from the Metroplex area.
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Denison crews work to fix water main breaks, including large break near Eisenhower Birthplace
Denison city crews are repairing multiple water main breaks, including a large one near the Eisenhower Birthplace, with repairs expected to take at least 10 hours.
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Amarillo Magic Co. celebrates one year anniversary
Amarillo Magic Co. celebrates its one year anniversary with magician Kyle Graves discussing upcoming Halloween plans and performing magic tricks.
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Lubbock Power and Light holds rate steady, changes structure
Lubbock Power and Light adjusts its rate structure while holding overall rates steady, lowering the per-kilowatt-hour charge for residential customers from 6.3 cents to 6 cents.
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Talk of the Town: Friends of Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge
Friends of Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge volunteers discuss upcoming September events for visitors at the refuge in Sherman, Texas.
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Suicide Prevention Month: Sharing the life of Ben through Team Ben
The Tucker family created Team Ben to honor their son and promote suicide prevention through participation in the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's Out of the Darkness Walk.
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September 11th attacks change policies, procedures for volunteer fire departments
Lubbock-area fire departments reflect on how the September 11th attacks changed their policies and procedures over the past 25 years.
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Callisburg teacher arrested, accused of solicitation of a minor
A Callisburg ISD fourth grade math teacher was arrested in Collinsville on charges of solicitation of a minor.
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Wolfforth meat market owner puts focus on quality amid tariff-free beef imports
A Wolfforth meat market owner emphasizes the superior quality of locally sourced beef as the Trump administration removes tariffs on imported beef to address rising meat prices.
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Rollin Locos Red River Chapter completes debut ride for ovarian cancer awareness
Rollin Locos Red River Chapter completed a 3,100-mile motorcycle ride across Texas to raise awareness for ovarian cancer.
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What high school athletic programs can do to prevent head injuries
A report on CTE prevention measures for high school athletic programs in Texas, highlighting the prevalence of chronic traumatic encephalopathy in athletes, particularly football players.
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Dove hunting season underway in Texoma, hot and dry weather leads to slow start
Dove hunting season begins in Grayson County with over 400 hunters taking to F-M 902 Public Lands as hot, dry weather leads to slower than expected start.
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Grief support group for children and families to meet weekly in Lubbock
The Children's Behavioral Health Clinic and Hospice of Lubbock are launching a weekly grief support group called 'Healing Hearts' for children ages 6 and up and families dealing with the loss of a loved one.
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Kingston students honor first responders 25 years after 9/11
Kingston students honor local first responders on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks by creating cards and care kits with help from HealthCorps non-profit.
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Lubbock city council passes non-binding resolution regarding data centers within city limits
Lubbock city council passes a non-binding resolution regarding data centers within city limits following public input from residents seeking transparency.
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Crews battle Johnston County grass fire amid hot and dry conditions
Crews battle a grass fire in Johnston County, Texas as hot and dry conditions create high fire danger across the Texoma region, with emergency officials reporting the fire may have started from road equipment.
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Lubbock first responders promote wellness programs to address mental health
Lubbock first responders promote mental health wellness programs to provide officers, firefighters, and paramedics with access to support services.
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Perry: AI data centers boosting water infrastructure in West Texas towns
State Sen. Charles Perry announces that AI data center developers are funding new water infrastructure projects in two West Texas towns.
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