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Gov. Abbott directs state board to develop three-year bachelor’s degree pathway (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Gov. Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to develop a three-year bachelor’s degree pathway, both students and colleges intrigued by the idea. Most jobs today require a bachelor’s degree, which typically takes four years and costs tens of thousands of dollars. According to Abbott, a three-year bachelor’s degree could reduce the cost of earning a degree by up to 25%, saving students anywhere from $15,000 to $35,000. “We see opportunity for st
Freestone County cattle rancher featured in ‘Hometown Heroes’ docuseries (opens the original)
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FREESTONE COUNTY, Texas (KWTX) - Growing up Kimberly Ratcliff spent her weekends on her father’s ranch. Even after landing a job at Bloomberg in New York City, she said she always wanted to get back to her roots. “I just love waking up every morning and it’s something different all the time,” Ratcliff shared. “There’s never really anything the same, especially when you have cattle and you have a meat company and you have everything.” After quitting her job and completing TCU’s ranch management p
Texas diesel prices hit an all-time high, straining volunteer fire departments (opens the original)
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CHINA SPRING, Texas (KWTX) - Diesel prices in Texas reached an all-time high this month, with the state average hitting $5.96, according to AAA. The previous record was $5.33, set in 2022. Meanwhile, Central Texas fire departments have been traveling across the region battling fires, having to refuel their engines constantly. Those most affected by the rising cost of fuel are the volunteer fire departments. In China Spring, their volunteer fire department covers about 65 square miles, the depart
Copperas Cove Police Department launches scavenger hunt honoring fallen officer (opens the original)
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COPPERAS COVE, Texas (KWTX) - On Monday the Copperas Cove Police Department launched a community scavenger hunt honoring Officer Elijah Garretson, who was fatally shot in the line of duty nearly nine months ago. Lieutenant Rick Counter says every year the department hosts a National Night Out event, and every year they come up with a theme. However, this year’s theme is especially meaningful. “We decided to use the theme of baseball because we were going to do National Night Out in honor of Elij
Central Texas farmers, ranchers face record heat and dry conditions (opens the original)
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AQUILLA, Texas (KWTX) - As record-breaking heat and dangerous drought conditions persist, farmers and ranchers across Central Texas are working harder than ever to mitigate the impact on their crops and livestock. “The extreme heat has been very hard on everything,” said Trenton Uptmore, a cattle producer and feeder who also grows corn and wheat. While the growing season started out well, Uptmore says as they reached the later part of summer conditions dried out. Now he says nothing is growing.
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