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KWBU-FM (103.3 MHz), is a public non-commercial FM radio station in Waco, Texas, serving the greater Brazos Valley region. It is operated by Baylor University, with studios on River Street in Waco. The station's Federal Communications Commission license is held by the Brazos Valley Public Broadcasting Foundation, a nonprofit community organization. Baylor has a majority of votes on the foundation board. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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An eco-journalist takes on Big Tech in this modern twist on the heist novel
George Orwell famously wrote that it takes a constant struggle to see what's in front of one's nose. That may be truer than ever. These days we barely register things that 20 years ago would've seemed downright bizarre — like people staring down at their phones in busy crosswalks. The unnatural comes to seem natural. Until it doesn't. This has happened with the proliferation of data centers all over America.
Is smoke in your home? Here's how to make an air purifier using a box fan
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Federal Reserve looks for 'secret sauce' behind a successful Wisconsin toolmaker
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'I Want You to Be Happy' takes on modern-day dating
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Pakistani forces kill 24 militants in border raids near Afghanistan
ISLAMABAD — Pakistani security forces raided multiple militant hideouts in the country's northwest region, killing Pakistani Taliban and seizing a cache of weapons, the military and local officials said. The military said Friday it used intelligence sources to target militants in operations carried out over the previous day that killed 24 members of the outlawed Pakistani Taliban and Baloch separatist groups.
Iceberg lettuce at Taco Bell linked to cyclospora outbreak in 5 states
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration advise consumers to avoid eating shredded iceberg lettuce at Taco Bell locations in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia. Health officials analyzed 190 cases of cyclospora in Michigan where a person who fell ill reported eating at Taco Bell. Officials found that 90% of those people said they ate iceberg lettuce.
July 17, 2026 Friday Forum: Waco Indie Special
This weekend, Waco Independent Film Festival – or Waco Indie – is celebrating its tenth year running with its biggest festival yet! The festival is taking over downtown Waco, with four film venues, nightly parties and almost 140 short and feature length films. The celebrations kicked off Thursday night with the red carpet and continue through Sunday. As media partners for the festival, we’re celebrating by bringing you a taste of some of the films you might get to see this weekend.
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