Visits and Tours
Schedule your tour of KTXS
VISITS
Each year, KTXS Meteorologists speak to hundreds of Big Country school, youth, and civic groups. If you'd like to schedule a talk or school visit, give us a call at (325) 677-2281. (The best times to call are between 9 a.m.-11 a.m. and between 2 p.m.-4 p.m.)We usually need the following information:
- Desired date and time of talk
- Location
- Number in the group
- Age(s) or grade(s) of students, or a description of the audience
- Desired topic, if any
- Desired date and time of tour
- Name and description of the group
- Number in the group
- Grade(s) of students, if a school or youth
The Abilene Paradox is a popular management concept that was created in the Big Country during the 1960s, but it doesnt seem to be known among people in Abilene.
Police say a driver who wrecked a car in an Austin neighborhood has been shot and killed by a nearby resident.
A 5-year-old Texas girl is dead after she was found hanging by the neck from her jump rope on a piece of playground equipment.
An Abilene puppy who captured nationwide attention after being brutally attacked, has a new home and her new owner was by her side through her entire recovery.
According to a national study, laws that restrict where sex offenders can live have driven them to mobile home or trailer parks. KTXS checked into whether that was the case in Abilene.
Here are mugshots of area people who have run afoul of the law recently.
Check out these lookers who ran into the law.
