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Hutto's first K-9 crisis dog prepares to assist in mental health calls Original

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By Kelsey Sanchez
| KVUE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
HUTTO, Texas — A new addition to the Hutto Police Department is drawing attention for both his adorable demeanor and his future role in crisis response. Chase, a young dog assigned to the department’s crisis intervention team, is currently in training to become its first K-9 dedicated to assisting in mental health-related calls. Ashley Wilson, a crisis intervention specialist with the department, said Chase’s preparation will be extensive.
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Texas SNAP recipients face new restrictions on candy, sweetened drinks starting April 1

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By Kelsey Sanchez
| Yahoo Verified
Shoppers in Texas may begin noticing new signs in grocery stores next to certain food and drink items, alerting Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients to upcoming changes in what their benefits can cover. Starting April 1, SNAP benefits in Texas can no longer be used to purchase candy or sweetened beverages, according to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. The change is part of the state’s “Make America Healthy Again” initiative signed into law last year.
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'This should not have happened' | Family seeks answers after deadly southeast Austin apartment fire kills 3 children Original

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By Kelsey Sanchez
| KVUE-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
AUSTIN, Texas — A family's life has been turned upside down as they grapple with the loss of their three children after a deadly fire tore through their apartment unit in southeast Austin on March 11. The attorney representing the Lucero family said they're looking for accountability and a cause of the fire so this tragedy doesn't fall upon another family.
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