The Stephens County Commissioners court passed a new animal policy Monday, aimed at defining and protecting citizens with disabilities that use service animals in the public space. As a side effect the cat and dog that reside at the courthouse will no longer be able to stay as they are not certified or trained service animals.
The Stephens County Commissioners court passed a new animal policy Monday, aimed at defining and protecting citizens with disabilities that use service animals in the public space. As a side effect the cat and dog that reside at the courthouse will no longer be able to stay as they are not certified or trained service animals.
ABILENE, Texas (BigCountryHomepage.com) – Although it's the post-Thanksgiving holiday week, we had quite a lot of dreadful news this past cycle. We began the week with the death of a Dyess Airman. Each week BigCountryHomepage.com brings you the pulse of the Big Country with a look into what piqued our readers' interests most.
The National Retail Federation released the holiday spending projections for the upcoming holiday season.
A busy Atlantic hurricane season will finally come to an end on Nov. 30.
Tracking the Tropics will return in 2024, when meteorologists begin to make their predictions for the upcoming season. Hurricane season begins in June, but it's never too early to get prepared.
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Showers and drizzle for many of us, but a low tornado risk exists for our eastern counties.
"Be a Santa to a senior" Holiday gift program brings Christmas cheer to senior citizens in need
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB) - Is there a remarkable woman in your life? Nominate her for KTAB's 2024 Remarkable Women contest and she'll get the chance to be celebrated alongside other incredible women in this national program!
TYE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - As the Tye community continues to mourn the loss of Mayor Nancy Moore, those closest to her are, instead, celebrating her life and remembering the passion she had for her town.
A 12-year-old boy driving a stolen construction forklift led police on an hourlong chase Saturday, striking 10 parked vehicles during the pursuit, the Ann Arbor Police Department said on social media.
