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Heavy rain brings relief and challenges for farmers and ranchers (opens the original)
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ANTELOPE, Texas (KAUZ) - First Alert 6 Meteorologists are predicting heavy rain for our region tonight and into tomorrow. While farmers and ranchers have been needing rain the most, it can also lead to several problems. It’s been a dry summer, but according to News Channel 6 meteorologists, a heavy downpour is coming. While that can mean flooded streets in the city, out in the country, farmers and ranchers are working to avoid several issues associated with the rain. Farmers and ranchers have be
Memorial High School choir performs with Foreigner (opens the original)
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - Memorial High School choir students took the stage at the MPEC Tuesday night for a once-in-a-lifetime performance with the legendary rock band Foreigner. The opportunity came after an audition competition with Legacy High School, giving Memorial choir students the chance to perform alongside the band in front of hundreds of people. After hours of practice, the students performed one of Foreigner’s most recognizable songs, “I Want to Know What Love Is.” For junior so
Rising fuel costs put added strain on volunteer fire departments (opens the original)
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - As gas and diesel prices continue to rise, residents aren’t the only ones feeling the impact. Volunteer fire departments across the region are also facing higher costs as they work to protect their communities. Fire trucks can hold anywhere from 30 to 100 gallons of diesel. During a fire, those trucks can run for hours while transporting hundreds of gallons of water, meaning a single large fire can leave a volunteer department with hundreds of dollars in fuel costs
Quanah residents face ongoing water shortage as reservoir remains at 4.7% capacity (opens the original)
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QUANAH, Texas (KAUZ) - Water is a basic necessity, but for residents in Quanah, access to safe water has become an ongoing concern as the community continues to deal with a severe shortage. Quanah remains under a boil water notice that has been in place for more than two months following a leak at the Greenbelt Water Authority’s chlorinator booster station in Childress County. The leak has been identified, and officials are working to source the parts needed to make repairs. Meanwhile, the Green
Slaughtered Acres brings interactive horror experience to Wichita Falls (opens the original)
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WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - Haunted houses have been a Halloween tradition for decades, and putting one together takes plenty of behind-the-scenes work. Attractions like Slaughtered Acres take months to set up and require 30 to 40 actors and countless volunteers to create Halloween memories that will last a lifetime. The experience is also interactive, requiring guests to use their brains to solve puzzles in certain rooms as they make their way through the horror maze. The rated-R attraction i
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