Quail's First Flight to showcase golf course's improvements
The Courses at Hogan Park and the City of Midland are excited to announce that the Quail’s First Flight golf tournament
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The Courses at Hogan Park announces new rates
The Courses at Hogan Park have announced that new fees that will go into effect on Oct. 1, 2026.
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Vermont horseshoe club keeps ancient sport alive
BRISTOL, Vt. ( Aging Untold ) — A Vermont horseshoe club has been drawing players for decades, and some of the players are world-renowned. The Sodbusters Horseshoe Club has had a summer league in Bristol for nearly 60 years. A 24-time state champion Debra Brown is one of the play...
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City of Midland announces street closures with low-water crossings areas
MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - The City of Midland has announced street closures. The closures include low-water crossing areas at Scharbauer, Edwards, Barber and Benton. The city said it will add to the list as more closures are announced....
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FIRST ALERT 7 Forecast for Tuesday, September 29th, 2026
ODESSA, Texas (KOSA) - FIRST ALERT 7 Forecast for Tuesday, September 29th, 2026: Active weather continues through the day along with slightly cooler temperatures. Some storms later in the day may be strong to severe with the potential for damaging winds and even a tornado or two....
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Pregnant family members face faster heat risks, doctor warns
GREENWOOD, Mo. ( Aging Untold ) — Extreme heat is difficult for anyone to handle, but doctors say the risk is greater for pregnant women. Dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke can develop faster during pregnancy, creating concerns for both mother and baby. Farm work contin...
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Snoring or sleep apnea? How to tell the difference
( Aging Untold ) — Snoring can keep a bedmate awake, but it can also signal something more serious. The Aging Untold hosts are sharing how to tell ordinary snoring apart from sleep apnea — and why guessing isn’t good enough when it comes to your health. Snoring vs. sleep apnea: k...
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InvestigateTV+: Some for-profit schools leave students with debt
( InvestigateTV ) — One woman says a “fast track” to a creative career turned into a financial trap and a student loan that ballooned far beyond what she borrowed. InvestigateTV+ explores recruiting promises made by some for-profit colleges. Then, a closer look at a device using ...
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How this journalist is trying to fill the Spanish-language news gap
PORTLAND, OR. ( InvestigateTV ) - For Spanish speakers in the Pacific Northwest, getting local news can be difficult. Over the past several years, Spanish-language options have dwindled—even as Hispanics represent one of the fastest-growing parts of Oregon’s population. That gap ...
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This motel is keeping the history of Route 66 alive with its wigwam rooms
HOLBROOK, Ariz. ( InvestigateTV ) — U.S. Highway 66, also known as “the Mother Road,” was built in 1926 to connect Chicago to Los Angeles. Historians say Route 66 became a lifeline during the Great Depression, a major corridor during World War Two, and later a symbol of freedom f...
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While you were asleep Weather - 9/29/26
Good morning Friends! If you haven't been outside just yet know it's going to be a wet start to our day. The National Weather Service has issued severe risk zone for today across West Texas under a marginal risk meaning lighting and thunder will be frequent, hail will be coming, ...
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2 men found after 911 call in Brewster County
BREWSTER COUNTY, Texas (KOSA) - Two men were found safe after calling 911 for help Monday night in Brewster County. According to Terrell County Sheriff Thaddeus Clevland, a Terrell County deputy and Sanderson Border Patrol agents responded to the call. The men, ages 19 and 28, to...