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Longtime Texas anchor wakes up injured after blackout he can't remember Original

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By Ariana Garcia Verified
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A popular Texas TV news anchor is taking the rest of the week off after a frightening health scare sent him to the emergency room with a black eye, a badly cut ear and other injuries. Rusty Surette, evening anchor and executive producer for KBTX in Bryan-College Station, told Chron he blacked out at his home early Tuesday morning after suddenly becoming dizzy. Doctors have not determined exactly what caused the episode. "Unfortunately, we don't know much yet," Surette said.
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Texas Tech researchers discover bats' surprising true origin in new study

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By Ariana Garcia Verified
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The bat family tree just got a major rewrite, and two Texas Tech researchers helped redraw it. For decades, scientists have debated where bats first took flight. A sweeping new study published Sept. 23 in Nature points to a surprising answer: Europe, roughly 65 million years ago, around the time mammals were beginning to flourish after the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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Veteran Texas anchor makes surprise comeback after brief retirement Original

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By Ariana Garcia Verified
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Greg Kerr's retirement from Texas TV lasted less than three months. The veteran anchor, who signed off in Amarillo in July after announcing the end of his 43-year broadcasting career, is already back on the air. KCEN announced Wednesday that Kerr has joined the Tegna-owned NBC affiliate in Temple as its newest morning anchor. Article continues below this ad Morning anchor Lindsay Liepman introduced Kerr to Central Texas viewers Wednesday.
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