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Remembering the life of Timothy Smith
Health
'We deserve better' | Mother pushes for change after near-death experience during childbirth
Every year, women die during or after childbirth because of complications. For women of color, the situation is direr.
Features
Puppy trapped in cornhole board | Officers race to save 'Ace in the hole'
When a 10-week-old puppy got his head stuck in a cornhole board, his family tried their best to free him - but nothing worked. That's when they turned to the police.
Features
Will Texas wildflowers, bluebonnets make a comeback despite winter storm?
According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, there is one thing needed to make it more likely to see a great showing of wildflowers this spring: more rain.
Local News
1886 letter found hidden behind baseboard in Michigan man's home
Erik Erhorn's home was built in 1870. While renovating the upstairs, he found an old letter, still in its original envelope, postmarked in 1886.
Features
Aspiring Knoxville model wants to spread message of body positivity in pictures
Mahogany Geter has lymphedema in one of her legs. It adds an extra hundred pounds to her body. She's choosing to embrace her uniqueness by modeling.
Saving A Generation
Saving a Generation | The new face of drug addiction
The new face of addiction is often not what you pictured. The new face of addiction is changing, growing, and devastating families all across the country. It's a problem that affects every household in Arkansas. So, we wanted to take you on a journey. A journey that will show you the impact addiction has on us all, the fight against it, and the road to recovery. We are working to save a generation.
Home Garden
Get in the spring spirit! Lowe's to offer free curbside Garden-to-Go kits
The kits will be available while supplies last in April.
Local News
Georgia senior accepted into 80+ colleges, has $2.2 million in scholarship offers
Aylah Birks' path to success has been long, but she says it was well worth it to make her family proud
Features
Texas father creates ‘Tulipalooza’ in honor of son with special needs
The third annual Tulipalooza kicked off Friday, March 19 at the Waxahachie Civic Center. There will be live music, food and 250,000 tulips to take home.
Local News
'A bond that was just meant to be': Texas first grader's simple gesture almost 50 years ago turns into lifelong friendship
Kimberly Patman cried her first day of school, being the only Black student in her first grade class. A simple gesture from LeeAnn Polster changed her day and life.
Life
Brazos County vaccination hub to open registration website
Chief of the Brazos County Community Vaccine Task Force James Stewart said the website will be fully live starting Monday, March 8th.
Health
'We deserve better' | Mother pushes for change after near-death experience during childbirth
Every year, women die during or after childbirth because of complications. For women of color, the situation is direr.
Features
Puppy trapped in cornhole board | Officers race to save 'Ace in the hole'
When a 10-week-old puppy got his head stuck in a cornhole board, his family tried their best to free him - but nothing worked. That's when they turned to the police.
Features
Will Texas wildflowers, bluebonnets make a comeback despite winter storm?
According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, there is one thing needed to make it more likely to see a great showing of wildflowers this spring: more rain.
Local News
1886 letter found hidden behind baseboard in Michigan man's home
Erik Erhorn's home was built in 1870. While renovating the upstairs, he found an old letter, still in its original envelope, postmarked in 1886.
Features
Aspiring Knoxville model wants to spread message of body positivity in pictures
Mahogany Geter has lymphedema in one of her legs. It adds an extra hundred pounds to her body. She's choosing to embrace her uniqueness by modeling.
Saving A Generation
Saving a Generation | The new face of drug addiction
The new face of addiction is often not what you pictured. The new face of addiction is changing, growing, and devastating families all across the country. It's a problem that affects every household in Arkansas. So, we wanted to take you on a journey. A journey that will show you the impact addiction has on us all, the fight against it, and the road to recovery. We are working to save a generation.
Home Garden
Get in the spring spirit! Lowe's to offer free curbside Garden-to-Go kits
The kits will be available while supplies last in April.
Local News
Georgia senior accepted into 80+ colleges, has $2.2 million in scholarship offers
Aylah Birks' path to success has been long, but she says it was well worth it to make her family proud
Features
Texas father creates ‘Tulipalooza’ in honor of son with special needs
The third annual Tulipalooza kicked off Friday, March 19 at the Waxahachie Civic Center. There will be live music, food and 250,000 tulips to take home.
Local News
'A bond that was just meant to be': Texas first grader's simple gesture almost 50 years ago turns into lifelong friendship
Kimberly Patman cried her first day of school, being the only Black student in her first grade class. A simple gesture from LeeAnn Polster changed her day and life.
Life
Brazos County vaccination hub to open registration website
Chief of the Brazos County Community Vaccine Task Force James Stewart said the website will be fully live starting Monday, March 8th.
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