A new study estimates about 3 in 4 former National Football League players who died between 2008 and 2023 had chronic traumatic encephalopathy an even higher level than identified in another recent study of former players. The new study, published Wednesday in the journal JAMA Network Open, aimed...
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A decade after her skeletal remains were discovered inside a black suitcase off Interstate 45 near Madisonville, the young girl known as "Baby Madison" was finally laid to rest Tuesday at the Madisonville Cemetery made possible through local donations and community support. Watch...
safety
At the height of the Los Angeles fires in 2025, millions of residents were exposed in a 24-hour period to toxic lead levels from smoke that were 80 times higher than the typical background level, according to a new study. Researchers from the California Institute of Technology co...
business
A Waco business owner says ongoing construction on Franklin Avenue is hurting her restaurant and she just wants answers. Victoria Chapa, owner of Victoria's Mexican Food, says construction, cones, and road signs moved in around the same time she opened her business. The work has ...
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A Waco mother and her three children are getting closer to moving into a new home, with help this week from City of Waco volunteers and Waco Habitat for Humanity. Volunteers are joining future homeowner Estefania Castro to build the exterior of her new home at 1905 S. 21st Street...
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Changes will take place over the next 24 hours as a dying Pacific tropical system moves across Mexico and into Texas. This will bring increase clouds tonight with a few areas of fog and drizzle possible. Lows will be in the mid 60s. Thursday, showers will increase, especially for...
government
Israel's election results are coming into focus, but the question of who will lead the country may be far from settled. And one of the biggest remaining issues for families of those killed and taken hostage on October 7th is accountability. Many want to see an inquiry into intern...
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On the north end of Corpus Christi, Texas, Craig Street is a new dividing line. Diane Gudmanson and Carol Lowe live on one side. Matilda Rodriguez lives on the other. In January, they will have different representatives in Congress because Republicans redrew Congressional maps. W...
schools
So we now live in a world where party clowns feel unsafe in their environment, their schlocky schtick no longer protecting them from those mean street toughs on college campuses....
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TEMPLE, TX (KXXV) -- A lane on Poison Oak Road in Temple will be closed next week due to the Poison Oak Improvement Project. Starting Wednesday, Nov. 4, an eastbound lane on Poison Oak Road will close overnight for crews to transport large bridge beams. The southern eastbound lan...
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BRYAN, Texas (FOX 44) - Do you like your hash browns scattered, covered and smothered, or all the way? You can have them however you want at Waffle House, and soon if you live in Bryan, Texas. The City of Bryan is excited to announce that Waffle House submitted plans today, Monda...
government
The Democratic campaign for Alaska's U.S. Senate seat was involved in efforts to place on the ballot a candidate with the same name as Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan in a bid to confuse voters in a race that could determine which party controls the chamber, The New York Times ...
safety
Killeen, Tx (FOX44) - Killeen police report finding methamphetamine, cocaine and suspected marijuana during the search of a home during an ongoing investigation Monday. As part of a continuing narcotics investigation, police had obtained the warrant to search the residence in the...
