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Waco fire crews add staffing, equipment ahead of possible flooding (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - The Waco Fire Department is adding extra staffing and repositioning equipment as rain in the forecast raises the possibility of flooding. The department is redeploying high-profile brush trucks, which can move through some water without the risk of flooding out a standard fire engine. Crews are also watching for slick roads after months of dry weather, and preparing for the possibility of stranded drivers or flooded roadways. “We are going to set up for some extra staffing s
Central Texas lung cancer screening program surpasses 400 scans (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - A Central Texas lung cancer screening effort has completed more than 400 scans in the past three months, according to Baylor Scott & White Health. Karen Vallone Moore said she felt fine and hadn’t seen a doctor in more than 10 years before a new doctor ordered a chest CT scan and found a spot in her right lung. Moore said she had no symptoms and didn’t expect the scan to find anything. She said the doctor ordered the scan because she smoked, worked with chemicals and hadn’t
Waco breaks ground on Barron’s Branch project (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - City leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony marking the start of the Barron’s Branch project, a development officials say could reshape the heart of Waco. “Today is an important milestone, but more importantly, it is a beginning. Years from now, families will walk these trails. Children will play in these fountains. And our community will gather for events,” Mayor Jim Holmes, City of Waco, said. Barron’s Branch will transform nearly 30 acres between downtown and the Brazos R
Waco man recalls 1970 flyover collapse that nearly went untold (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Mike Keahey remembers the shirt first. It was gold, brand new, and he had never worn it before that windy November day in 1970. At the time, Waco was building a flyover above Valley Mills Drive. Keahey, then 31, worked for the state highway department. Crews were erecting curved steel girders on temporary supports as part of the project. That morning, Keahey climbed onto one of the girders and sat at a joint crews were preparing to weld. “I heard this loud crack, pow. And I
Behind the scenes, local leaders coordinate multi-department response to Hydra Fire (opens the original)
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MERIDIAN, Texas (KWTX) - The Hydra Fire in Bosque County has drawn firefighters from more than 20 fire departments across McLennan County, requiring local leaders to coordinate a rotating response to avoid exhausting crews or leaving other communities unprotected. As of Friday morning, Texas A&M Forest Service reported the fire had burned 1,100 acres and was 35% contained. Elm Mott Fire Chief Chris Pechacek is among those helping coordinate the multi-department response. Instead of departments s
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