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You can see in rexs live shot, the wind employeeing steadily. What is it doing in. That will be a major issue. We have extended warnings, ill share that with you. Most of the heavy stuff,f, the intense showers, thunderstorms and tornado warnings to the east of our region. If you are about to travel that way, it wont be good news. Back at home, seeing some showers. You can see some showers falling across the region. Seeing heavier rain in Henderson County and light rain to moderate rain out towar...

One of the thousands of calls that flooded into Ingham's central dispatch on the night of Feb. 13 could lead to felony charges after a man claimed he was friends with the MSU shooter and had placed explosives on campus.

DETROIT — Panicked witness accounts, worried parents and one false report detailing a threat of explosives on campus consumed a team of Ingham County 911 dispatchers as they dealt with

International builder Skanska, based in Sweden, has finished up work on a new science education building at Western Carolina University in Cullowhee.

Approximately 400 students, parents, alumni and community members gathered on concrete beach to protest Western’s updated mask and vaccine policy, calling on the university to remove all mandates.

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WT grad student’s research helps understanding of precipitation in Texas Panhandle WTAMU Newsroom CANYON — Research at West Texas A&M University could revolutionize the understanding of how hail and rain are formed over the Texas Panhandle. Research that recently was published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics might lead to better understanding of precipitation across the Panhandle and beyond, including more efficient ways to modify the weather. Hemanth Sandeep Vepuri, a student from...

How this will impact students and faculty. VIDEO: WTAMU $3.5 million projects to upgrade its natural sciences building By Taylor Mitchell | January 26, 2021 at 5:31 PM CST - Updated January 26 at 6:39 PM CANYON, Texas (KFDA) - West Texas A&M University is upgrading its teaching labs and research spaces in its natural sciences building through a $3.5 million project. The upgrade will be for geology, biology and environmental science programs in the Life, Earth and Environmental Science Dep...