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- Sep 30, 2026
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18-year-old China Spring grad lands district teaching role through CTE program (opens the original)
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CHINA SPRING, Texas (KWTX) - Just months after walking across the graduation stage at China Spring High School, 18-year-old Maci Spell is already back in the classroom — but this time, she is helping run it. Spell was hired by China Spring ISD as a paraprofessional in the district’s pre-K classrooms, working alongside young learners as they tackle everything from their ABCs to counting to 10. Her fast track into education was made possible through the district’s Career and Technical Education (C
‘A fighting chance’: 36 years of saving tiny lives at Hillcrest NICU (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - For more than three decades, Central Texas families facing critical, unexpected complications after childbirth have found a fighting chance right here at home. September marks Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Awareness Month, and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Hillcrest marks 36 years of providing specialized, life-saving care to the community’s tiniest and most vulnerable patients. Dr. Darrell Wheeler, a neonatologist who has been with Hillcrest’s NICU since it fi
‘Bow Tie Tuesday’: How a China Spring educator is turning student art into wearable woodwork (opens the original)
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CHINA SPRING, Texas (KWTX) - If you walk the halls of China Spring Elementary on a Tuesday, you might notice students looking at their assistant principal’s collar. That’s because Tuesdays are for bow ties. But these are far from your average store-bought neckwear. Every week, Assistant Principal Demetrius Ellis sports a custom, hand-crafted wooden bow tie that he cuts, paints, and glues himself. And this school year, the creative blueprints come straight from the students’ imaginations. Student
Moody Elementary student’s petition prompts new turf playground field (opens the original)
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MOODY, Texas (KWTX) - While many people take their complaints online, one Moody Elementary student chose pencil and paper to make a difference on his school’s playground. Leyton decided to take his concerns straight to the top, writing a handwritten letter asking Moody ISD Superintendent Andrew Miller to replace the campus blacktop with grass. The note was straightforward: “Mr. Miller, can you remove the blacktop and replace it with grass because several students have been hurt, including myself
A Waco attorney’s desperate journey down the South Tower on 9/11 (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Twenty-five years ago, the world watched in horror as the Twin Towers fell. But for one Waco attorney, that nightmare was a reality he barely escaped. At twenty-eight years old, J.D. Ressetar was working as an investment analyst on the fifty-eighth floor of the World Trade Center’s South Tower when the first plane hit the North Tower. Initially told his building was secure, he returned to his desk—until the second plane struck his tower. J.D. Ressetar, a 9/11 survivor, remem
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