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1 day ago | kxxv.com | Lauren Adams

WACO, Texas (KXXV) — A Waco pastor just returned from Israel, praying with people there who fall victim to snipers and bombs. 25 News talked to Pastor Pena, who shared the story of a husband who lost his wife to terrorists. Here’s a picture of a Waco pastor, Ramiro Pena, in Israel with his arm around a man who weeks earlier lost his pregnant wife and unborn child in a sniper attack in the West Bank.

1 day ago | kxxv.com | Heather Healy

TEMPLE, Texas (KXXV) — As we enter the summer months, there has been an increase in dog bites in children. McLane Children's Hospital talks about the rise in bites, and Alpha Leader K9 in Temple shows us ways to prevent this from happening. According to the National Institutes of Health, kids have an estimated 50% chance of sustaining a dog bite in their lifetime. 80% of the bites involving kids happen in the head and neck area.

1 day ago | kxxv.com | Josh Johns

CENTRAL TEXAS — Highs will climb into the low to mid 90s today with high humidity making it feel closer to the triple digits. The heat and humidity build into the weekend. THE BREAKDOWN:Hot and humid weather builds into the weekend. Storm chances return next week. Potential for a few inches of rain with those storm chances. Good morning! We're waking up to a humid start once again with Gulf moisture well in place across all of Central Texas.

1 day ago | kxxv.com | Madison Myers

WACO, Texas (KXXV) — As families face rising food costs and the loss of school-provided meals during summer break, 25 News has partnered once again with Shepherd’s Heart for the annual "Feed the Need" food drive. 25 News has partnered with Shepherd’s Heart of Waco for the annual "Feed the Need" food drive, aimed at supporting families during the summer months when school meals are unavailable.

2 days ago | kxxv.com | Lauren Adams

WACO, Texas — With the legislative session officially wrapped up, State Rep. Pat Curry is already looking ahead. 25 News spoke with the McLennan County lawmaker about the work he’s done and what he’s planning next. On Wednesday, Gov. Greg Abbott signed an $8.5 billion education bill into law. The legislation includes teacher pay raises and expands school choice options for Texas parents. Curry supported the bill and said it would bring significant benefits to his district. “It’s awesome,” Curry said.