What could Super El Niño mean for Abilene?
As Texas continues to see severe weather, attention is turning to what could be ahead for this fall and winter.
As Texas continues to see severe weather, attention is turning to what could be ahead for this fall and winter.
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A new report warns skilled-trades training is falling short of demand, leaving employers to confront a growing gap as infrastructure, manufacturing and technology projects seek workers....
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Christa Pike, the death row inmate whose scheduled execution failed after two lethal injections, said she feels "a kinship" with Lindsay Clancy.
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Two new reports show American manufacturing is on the upswing, despite supply constraints and higher input costs felt throughout the industries.
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Last week, we showed you how high diesel prices are affecting truck drivers. Now, farmers across the Big Country are feeling the impact.
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Cooper will try to keep its district momentum rolling Thursday night when the Cougars host Palo Duro.
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An anonymous Cornell University student who reported sexual assault at a fraternity house in 2024 is now at the center of a reopened criminal investigation....
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Editor’s Note: The Abilene Police Department supplied the following arrest and incident reports. All information below is based on reports made by responding officers, and all suspects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Incidents 5300 block of Memoria...
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A high school football rivalry is set to renew between Stamford High and Hamlin, two programs separated by about 15 miles and both expected to come out playing...
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Energy Secretary Chris Wright sat down with The National News Desk's Matt Galka to talk about the high cost of energy.
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The Ratepayer Protection Act, which passed with the support of all but three House votes, fell short in the face of obstruction by Senate Democrats.
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President Trump said that he rejected the Secret Service's suggestion to tear down and rebuild the Oval Office.
