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Jakob Brandenburg

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Keeping your pets safe this New Year’s

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By Jakob Brandenburg Verified
| KOSA-TV (Odessa, TX) Verified
MIDLAND, Texas (KOSA) - First Alert 7’s Jakob Brandenburg spoke with Fix West Texas founder and executive director Karen Patterson about how to keep your pet safe and comfortable this New Year’s, and what is coming for their organization in 2026. Watch the video for the full interview. Copyright 2025 KOSA. All rights reserved.
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SPECIAL REPORT: 95-year-old great grandmother goes back to school to earn high school diploma

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By Jakob Brandenburg Verified
| KOSA-TV (Odessa, TX) Verified
BIG SPRING, Texas (KOSA) - Students across West Texas are graduating this month, including one woman who got her degree about 75 years later than expected. Big Spring resident Margie Ward is 95 years old. “I don’t feel 95,” she said. When asked what she does feel? A few weeks ago, this great grandmother earned her GED through Howard College; the equivalent of the high school diploma that she never got. “It was awesome,” Ward said. “It was really nice.
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UTPB women’s basketball wins 4th game in a row

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By Jakob Brandenburg Verified
| KOSA-TV (Odessa, TX) Verified
ODESSA, Texas (KOSA) - The UT Permian Basin women’s basketball team continued the best start in program history, beating St. Edward’s 68-63 on Thursday in the Falcon Dome. UTPB improved its record to 14-3 overall, and 9-2 in Lone Star Conference games. It was the Falcons fourth win in a row. UTPB’s Andreea Mancha had 23 points, two steals and shot 7-13 from the floor with five 3-pointers.
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