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2 weeks ago | everythinglubbock.com | PJ Heussner

Belton, TX (FOX 44)- Recent rain has greatly contributed to our local lake levels–with Lake Waco and Lake Whitney at 100 percent capacity and Lake Belton around 96% full. Alex Klaypac is a park ranger at Stillhouse Lake. He says to be mindful of obstructions hidden beneath the surface and shares some water safety tips. “We just want everybody to be as safe as possible when they’re on the water and in our parks,” he says.

2 weeks ago | fox44news.com | PJ Heussner

Belton, TX (FOX 44)– Recent rain has greatly contributed to our local lake levels–with Lake Waco and Lake Whitney at 100 percent capacity and Lake Belton around 96% full. Alex Klaypac is a park ranger at Stillhouse Lake. He says to be mindful of obstructions hidden beneath the surface and shares some water safety tips. “We just want everybody to be as safe as possible when they’re on the water and in our parks,” he says.

2 weeks ago | fox44news.com | PJ Heussner |Zavian Colon

Waco, TX (FOX 44) – On Friday, June 20th, Fox44 News will celebrate the 28th annual Founders Day by giving back to the community!The Fox44 News parent company, Nexstar Media celebrates each annual milestone in the business by dedicating time for affiliates to participate in community service. Last year the Fox44 News team was hard at work at Hidden Treasures by Caritas and this year we’ll be back again, pricing items, hanging clothes, and sorting those hidden treasures.

3 weeks ago | fox44news.com | Alexander Bolton |PJ Heussner

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who has pushed back against a House proposal to reduce Medicaid spending by hundreds of billions of dollars, says President Trump told him Monday that the final bill encompassing his domestic agenda will not include any cuts to Medicaid benefits. “Just had a great talk with President Trump about the Big, Beautiful Bill. He said again, NO MEDICAID BENEFIT CUTS,” Hawley posted on the social platform X. That post appeared to prompt a response from Texas Rep.

3 weeks ago | fox44news.com | Nik MIles |PJ Heussner

(TestMiles) – A 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts makes new and used cars more expensive, forcing automakers to rethink pricing, production, and who foots the bill, consumers or brands. Why does this matter right now? Whether you’re eyeing a Korean crossover, a German sedan, or a Japanese hybrid, odds are you’re paying more for it than you would have just six months ago. The reason? The U.S. government imposed a 25% tariff on imported vehicles and parts. No fanfare.