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  Odessa College to Require All Employees to be Fully Vaccinated

  Odessa College will require all employees to be fully vaccinated by January 10, 2022.

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  Ancient Indigenous Artwork Vandalized at Big Bend National Park

  Ancient artwork in the Indian Head area of Big Bend National Park were damaged beyond repair when they were vandalized.

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  Texas Boosts Lone Star Cards Through for the Month of January

  Governor Greg Abbott announced Tuesday that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is providing more than $307 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits for the month of January. The allotments are expected to help more than 1.5 million Texas households.

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  Most Read Stories of 2021 from Across the Lone Star State

  Things happen outside the Concho Valley all the time. Something San Angelo LIVE! is reminded of throughout the year. But in Texas, you have the Big Country, Hill Country, the Metroplex, the Gulf Coast, and the Rio Grande Valley are only part of the Lone Star State.

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  ERCOT: Texas Electric Grid Ready for Severe Winter Weather

  As Texas braces for a cold front for the New Year, EROCT has released an update on the winterization reports for the electric grid.

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  Family Demanding Answers After Learning Father Was Buried In Wrong Plot For Years

  A Wichita Falls family is searching for answers after learning they have been grieving the loss of their father at the wrong plot.

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  Abilene Donut Shop Owner Dies of Covid-19 on Christmas Day

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  Dyess AFB Honors Veteran K-9 After A Decade of Service

  On Wednesday, 12-year-old Nero officially retired from the military service at Dyess Air Force Base.

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  U.S. Supreme Court Allows Texas to Continue to Save the Babies

  The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday ruled that Texas' heartbeat law will be able to continue without further outside law suits. 

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  Dyess AFB Commander Relieved of Duties After Making Airman Feel Like "Piece of S--t"

  Abilene's Airforce Base received a new commander for the Maintenance Squadron after an internal investigation took place.

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  Boil Water Notice Issued for Parts of Ballinger

  The City of Ballinger has issued a water boil notice for a certain portion of the city.

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  Whataburger Accepting Applications for Scholarship Program

  Whataburger is accepting applications for their scholarship program.

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