Puzzle competition
Cultivate Waco will host an Extreme Puzzle Competition from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday in its new home at 924 Austin Ave., Suite 100.
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Judge reins in armed ICE agents investigating voter fraud
A federal judge issued a ruling late Wednesday setting limits for ICE agents visiting homes of immigrants to investigate claims of voter fraud and make arrests. With early voting already underway, ICE has taken the unprecedented step of deploying agents into communities to knock ...
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The price tag isn’t the only cost to consider when buying an appliance
That new appliance could cost you more than whats on the price tag. With utility costs rising, Consumer Reports says shoppers should consider how much an appliance will cost to run before buying it. Our consumer research found that the cost of usage is an important deciding facto...
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US jobless claims fell to 194,000 last week, lowest since July
U.S. unemployment claims fell to 194,000 last week, the fewest in three months and another sign that layoffs remain low and most Americans enjoy extraordinary job security. The Labor Department reported that claims were down from 200,000 the week before. INTERACTIVE | The jobs em...
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Bell County voting site cleared after workers smelled smoke
Killeen, Tx (FOX44) - Bell County reports the voting center at the Jackson Professional Learning Center was evacuated and voting suspended there after smoke was smelled in the building. The Killeen Fire Department was called to the scene after workers reported smelling the smoke ...
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Morning runner dies when hit by pickup near China Spring
McLennan County, Tx (FOX44) - A 33-year-old Waco man was killed Thursday morning when he was hit by a pickup while running on the shoulder of Wortham Bend Road. Department of Public Safety Sergeant Bryan Washko said it happened about 5:45 a.m. Thursday on the section of FM 2490 k...
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CTC is bringing the Halloween fun!
KILLEEN, Texas (FOX 44) - If you're looking for Halloween fun with a few spooky surprises, Central Texas College has the perfect destination! The CTC Fall Carnival and Haunted House return October 23rd and 24th from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Mayborn Science Theater. Guests can bra...
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Zuckerberg strikes deal with Meta’s board to stay in California as billionaire tax vote looms
Buried in a regulatory filing released the same day Metas latest earnings showing record revenue, CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Metas board struck a deal that could help him pay Californias proposed billionaire tax, in exchange for a promise to stay in the state. Meta reported revenue ...
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Study finds AI gives men and women different salary negotiation advice
If you use AI to negotiate your next salary, a new study suggests your gender could change the advice you get. Researchers with Harvard and MIT looked at 86,000 AI responses and gave the models identical job candidates who were identified as either male or female. According to th...
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Monastery hit in new wave of Russian missile attacks on Ukraine
Russia launched drone and ballistic missile attacks on the Ukrainian capital overnight Wednesday into Thursday, damaging a shopping center, residential homes and a monastery. The attack on Kyiv came in three waves. Some of the 21 ballistic missiles fired included cluster munition...
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Trump’s Waco rally for Paxton moves to Corpus Christi
By Hannah Webb | News Editor President Donald Trump’s rally supporting Attorney General Ken Paxton in Waco, scheduled for Tuesday, has been moved to Corpus Christi, according to an email from the Republican National Committee. Trump was originally scheduled to speak in Lubbock be...
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Mysterious object found in Minnesota cornfield may be rocket debris
Earlier this month, a sheriff's office in Minnesota made an odd discovery in a cornfield. According to Stevens County officials, they received a call on October 14 reporting foreign debris in a cornfield. Upon arrival, deputies found a large metallic object, approximately 11 feet...
business
Trump’s trade fight with Canada hits home along Maine border
Along Maines northern border, ties between the United States and Canada have long extended beyond trade. Families live on both sides, and businesses depend on customers crossing the border. A golf course, the Aroostook Valley Country Club, even straddles the international boundar...