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Doctors & Survivors Against New Cancer Recommendations
The United States Preventive Services Task Force, made up of 16 health care experts, said earlier this week most women in their forties don't need annual mammograms. Their ruling is women over 50 should get one every two years, but Wichita Falls medical experts and cancer survivors we with talked with don't agree. More
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New Information On Altus Plane Crash that Killed Two
We have an update on a plane crash in Altus earlier this month on November 8th. More
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Update on Handyman Scam
We have an update on a scam alert. More
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Police Investigating Meth Lab Explosion in the Falls
Wichita County deputies are investigating a meth lab explosion that happened at approximately 9 a.m. November 20th in the 100 block of Cottonwood. More
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Friday Night's High School Football
Adam Ostrow gives you a preview of Friday (November 20) night's high school action. More
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Petrolia Comes Up Short In Area Playoffs
The Pirates fell to the number one team in Class 1A Thursday night (November 19) More
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University and Cancer Society Hold Great American Smokeout
Midwestern State University and the American Cancer Society are teaming up in an attempt to get students to quit smoking for just one day. More
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New Government Recommendation Pushing Back Mammogram Age Guideline
Self breast exams and mammograms are key to detecting breast cancer, but a new government recommendation is pushing back the age when women should start getting a mammogram. More
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Wichita Falls A Very International Community
You may not know it, but Texoma is truly an international community. More
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Update on City View Drug Bust
We have an update to a City View drug bust. The Wichita County Sheriff's Office said two people are in jail on felony charges. More
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Republican Gary Butler Announces His Plans to Run for Judge
The 'first hat' in the ring for Wichita County Court at Law Juge No. 1 has been thrown in. More
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Sheppard's International Community Active In Ours
It's important for international students to have help adjusting to this new way of life. That's where Senior National Representative come in. More
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School Leaders Asking For More Latino And Native American Representation
Frustrated leaders and citizens are meeting Thursday (November 19) with the Texas State Board of Education. More
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MSU Volleyball Signs Two Players
Nocona's Zowie O'Neal and Clark HS (San Antonio)'s Claire Webster Will Be Mustangs More
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MSU Men Win Home Opener
Mustangs put five in double figures for 83-72 win. More
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Friday Afternoon Webcast
Here are some of the top stories for Wednesday November 18th. More
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How To Avoid A Door-To-Door Scam
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New Recommendation for Women to Get Mammograms
There's been a lot of debate over the years about when and why women should get mammograms, and now a new recommendation says women in their forties don't need to get mammograms if breast cancer is not in their family history. More
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Another Somali Pirate Attack On American Ship
Pirates off the coast of Somalia triggered another gun battle on the high seas as they tried to take over an American ship. More
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Texoma's Treasures: Small Girl, Big Heart
At a time when most kids are making out their wish lists, one Texoma girl is donating her presents to kids in need. More
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Bill Introduced To Prevent The Extention Of The Bailout Program
A group of Republican lawmakers want to make sure this year is the last year of the government's bailout program. More
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Burkburnett Beats Ponder in Opener
Burkburnett wins behind 22 points from Dwayne Johnson and 18 from Derrell Gibbs More
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Six MSU Soccer Players Named to All-Region Teams
Two women and four men were named to All-South Central Region teams on Tuesday. More
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Ft. Sill Hosts Singapore's Military For Joint Exercises
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Drinking Water Pipeline Inspections Have Been Approved
Drinking water was a hot topic in the Nov. 17th Wichita Falls city council meeting.
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Denton County Man Indicted For Murder
The husband of a missing Nocona teacher is out on bond after being indicted by a Denton County Grand Jury for murder on Thursday. More
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Soldier Mom Refuses Deployment To Care For Baby
An Army cook and single mom may face criminal charges after she skipped her deployment flight to Afghanistan because, she said, no one was available to care for her infant son while she was overseas. More
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Multi-Million Dollar Contract Could Bring Hundreds Of Jobs To Texoma
Carter Aviation is announcing its first major contract worth millions with the AAI Corporation. In the agreement, AAI will be licensed to use Carter's patented hybrid aircraft technology. More
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Texoma Resident in Critical Condition After House Fire
A Texoma resident is in critical condition after being burned in a house fire. More
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Texas-Based Soldiers Welcomed Home at Fort Sill
Officials at Fort Sill had only a couple of hours notice but still managed a welcome home ceremony for 20 Texas-based soldiers returning from Iraq, all by pulling together. More
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Councilors Approve Updates to City's Storm Water Drainage Plan
Councilors approved updates to the city's storm water drainage master plan at a cost of nearly half a million dollars. More
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How Young Is Too Young For Social Networking Sites?
From Myspace to Facebook and Twitter, teens and adults are using social networking sites to stay connected all across the globe. Now their popularity is spreading to younger crowds, but where do you draw the line? More
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Two Senators To Discuss The H1N1 Vaccination Campaign
Two U.S. Senators are not happy with the way the government has handled the H1N1 flu vaccination campaign. More
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Golden Corral's Military Appreciation Night
Monday night One Wichita falls restaurant chain spent their evening saying a very heart felt thank you to a special group of people. More
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Stimulus Mistake Results In Additional Tax Charges For Millions
A new federal report says more than 15 million taxpayers could be at risk, because the federal government was accidentally too generous with the making work pay tax credit.
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Iowa Park Will Get Its Own "Golden Arches"
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Food-borne Illnesses Can Have Lasting Consequences
Food-borne illnesses can have lasting consequences, especially for young people. More
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Work-Outs Under the Sun Could Help You Lose Weight
Exercising under the sun may help you lose more weight. More
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New Study Raises Concerns About Drug Effectiveness
( EYE ON HEALTH ) A new study is raising more concern about the effectiveness of two popular cholesterol lowering drugs, Zetia and Vytorin. More
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GM's Latest Earnings Report Has Lots of Red Ink
General Motors' latest earnings report contains a lot of red ink, but it's still seen as a sign the automaker is beginning to recover. More
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Atlantis Lift-Off to Space Station Still On Schedule
NASA has fueled space shuttle Atlantis for a lift-off to the space station, despite increasing clouds. More
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New FEMA Flood Maps For City
The Wichita Falls City Council will be reviewing the revised federal insurance rate maps and flood insurance study for the city.
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Golden Corral Hosts 9th Annual Military Appreciation Dinner
It's military appreciation day at Golden Corral, meaning all veterans and active members can dine for free. More
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Commissioners Vote to Renew Jail Transfer Contract
Some Wichita County inmates could soon find themselves housed in Montague County. More
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Television Is Taking Over!
New research shows Americans are watching more and more TV and viewing by children is breaking records. More
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U.S. Giving Afghan Military Planes to Help Fight Taliban
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President Obama Visits China for Discussion
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Cold Case Series: Zemether Scroggins
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Federal Officials Looking For A New Prison For Guantanamo Detainees
Federal officials will visit a nearly vacant maximum security prison, Thomson Correctional Center, near Chicago. More
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Suicides In U.S. Army Are On Track To Reach New High
The number of suicides among active duty U.S. Army troops this year reached 133 in October, 18 more than in the same period last year and putting the service within reach of a new annual high. More
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Mustangs Tip off Season with Win
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Wichita County To Vote On Jail Overflow Issue
The Wichita County Jail is still seeing an over-flow of inmates. More
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City Looking to Finish Wichita Falls Trail System
City councilors will look at finishing the circular trail system in Wichita Falls as a part of a TXDOT Enhancement Program. More
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Lake Arrowhead Raw Water Transmission Line to be Inspected
The city is looking spend 750,000 dollars to contract out inspection of the Lake Arrowhead raw water transmission line. More
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Updates to Storm Water Drainage High on Priority List
City Councilors will look at making updates to the city's storm-water drainage master plan at a cost of nearly $500,000. More
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Mustangs Fall to ACU, End Season
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Emergency Teams Getting New Training
The Montague County Sheriff's Department held a CERT Certification Training Session Nov. 14, 2009. More
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Hangar Holiday Kicks Off at Sheppard Air Force Base
Nov. 14 is day one of "Hangar Holiday 2009". More
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"I'm Willing" Supper Debut in Wichita Falls
East Of The Falls Community Development Corporation is making its debut to the Wichita Falls community with the "I'm Willing" Supper. More
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Funeral For Army Specialist Jason Hunt
On Nov. 14, 2009, a somber rememberence for a Texoma man killed in the Fort Hood massacre. More
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Congressman Mac Thornberry On 2010 Election
Distrct 13 US Congressman Mac Thornberry was in Wichita Falls this afternoon and we got a chance to ask him about some of today's hot topic issues. More
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Local Business Gives to Charity
Breast Cancer Awareness Month may be over, but a Wichita Falls business is doing its part to make sure awareness of the disease remains prominent. More
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Congressman Mac Thornberry On War In Afghanistan
We're asking District 13 US Congressman Mac Thornberry about the issues that impact your family. More
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Congressman Mac Thornberry On Heath Care
We're asking US Congressman Mac Thornberry for his take on the hot button issues that you care about. More
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Texas Mother Arrested After Infant's Skeletal Remains Found
A Texas mom is under arrest for tampering with evidence following skeletal remains being found near her trailer park home. More
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Chocolate Lowers Stress Levels
We have some good news and a sweet cure for stress. More
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, And Others To Face Trial In New York
Attorney General Eric Holder will announce Friday that five Guantanamo Bay detainees with alleged ties to the 9/11 conspiracy, including mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, will be transferred to New York to go on trial in civilian court, according to an Obama administration official. More
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Feds Move To Seize Four Mosques
U.S. officials are attempting to seize four mosques.
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Preventing Illness In A Down Economy
Though the economy may be having a negative impact on many bank accounts, it may also be benefiting many people's health, as some are taking steps to try and prevent getting sick. More
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'Balloon boy' Parents Plead Guilty to Avoid Jail Time
The Colorado couple who said their 6-year-old son was aboard an escaped balloon pleaded guilty Friday to charges related to the well-publicized "balloon boy" case. More
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MSU Volleyball Drops Tournament Match to WTAMU
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