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The Latest in News From Texas Tech Public Media
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Texas experienced an unusually warm and dry winter, driven by climate change. Experts warn the trend could worsen drought and extreme heat, while advocates say rising temperatures may also increase pollution exposure and health risks for vulnerable communities across the state.
Today's Newscast
Folks who have UnitedHealthcare insurance plans could lose in-service coverage from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center and Texas Tech Physicians according to an announcement on contract negotiations. Our Samantha Larned reports the deadline for the agreement is March 31. You can find more information here. New developments may stave off a water crisis in Corpus Christi for at least a few months. Texas Public Radio's Jerry Clayton has more on the water sources the city will be using.
Candidates Tom Sell and Abraham Enriquez are headed for a runoff May 26. Revisit their extended conversations with KTTZ and KACU here!
KTTZ's Tiny Sports Desk
Michelle Waida
Texas Tech men’s basketball saw its Big 12 Tournament run end Thursday with a loss to Iowa State. The Red Raiders opened strong but couldn’t recover from a second-half surge by the Cyclones. The exit comes a week after the Lady Raiders were also knocked out early in the conference tournament, as both teams now await their NCAA Tournament fate on Selection Sunday.

Tune in Saturdays at 5 PM to hear KTTZ reporter Bishop Van Buren's sports segment ahead of Sports in America with David Greene!