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New chemical in street drugs 10 times more potent than fentanyl (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Health officials are warning Texans about a new substance showing up in the illicit drug supply. Cychlorphine is an industrial chemical that acts on the same opioid receptors in the brain as fentanyl, according to Dr. Joy Alonzo, an associate professor at the Texas A&M College of Pharmacy and co-chair of the university’s Opioid Task Force. Unlike fentanyl, it has no history in medicine or veterinary use. This means it was never meant to enter the human body at all
Food or rent: Brazos Valley Food Bank warns SNAP cuts could make hunger worse (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas (KBTX) - For thousands of families in the Brazos Valley, the choice comes down to this: buy groceries or pay the rent. The executive director of the Brazos Valley Food Bank, Theresa Mangapora, said demand at her food bank has never been higher in her more than two decades running it. “Right now, we are feeding more people, distributing more food, and more frequently than we ever have in the history of the time I’ve been at the food bank,” Mangapora said. Mangapora joined leaders fr
Texas A&M unveils ‘Beyond 150’ plan to rebuild trust, reshape student experience (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Texas A&M University President Susan Ballabina unveiled a new strategic plan Monday, laying out a vision she says will guide the university’s decisions for years to come while addressing what she called a “noisy” few years for the institution. The plan, called “Beyond 150,” was introduced during an address to faculty, staff and students at the Innovative Learning Classroom Building. Ballabina said the plan is the result of more than a year of work and input from a
Inside the crime lab: turn hair, bullets and gasoline into evidence (opens the original)
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AUSTIN, Texas (KBTX) - Behind locked doors in Central Texas, scientists spend their days turning burnt debris, gunshot residue and stolen pills into courtroom evidence. The Texas Department of Public Safety let cameras inside its Austin Crime Laboratory this week for a rare look at how evidence is processed in some of the state’s biggest cases, timed to National Forensic Science Week. “National Forensic Science Week is really important to celebrate the hard-working analysts that we have here wit
Annual car seat safety event provides free inspections, replacements in Bryan-College Station (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - For the 19th consecutive year, families lined up across Bryan-College Station to ensure their children are riding safely, taking advantage of free professional car seat inspections and replacements. The annual event, hosted through a partnership between Daniel Stark Injury Lawyers, the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, and the Texas Department of Transportation, pairs parents with certified safety inspectors who check installations and teach families proper fitting base
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