KWFR News
Barn Swallows Are Back in Texas-And Yes, They Might Be Nesting at Your Home
If you're seeing barn swallows return this spring, wildlife experts say that's right on schedule. Barn swallows migrate back to Texas each year and often reuse the same mud nests found on homes and bridges. Federal law protects them under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act, meaning nests and birds can't be disturbed while t...
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No More Soda or Candy: Major SNAP Benefit Changes Hit Texas April 1
Major changes are coming for Texans who rely on SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps. Starting April 1, recipients will no longer be able to use Lone Star Cards to buy candy or sweetened drinks, including sodas and beverages with added sugar or artificial sweeteners. Candy bars, gum, and some coated snacks are also...
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Cucumber Chaos: Semi Overturns in Bronte, Spills Produce Across Highway
Traffic was tied up in Bronte after a semi-truck hauling cucumbers overturned at a red light on U.S. 277. The tractor-trailer rolled onto its side, spilling crates, packaging, and produce across the highway. A pickup truck was also seen rolled over nearby, though authorities have not said how it was involved. Emergency...
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Music News
Legacy and Future: The Standout Moments from Canada's 2026 Juno Awards
Music's biggest night in Canada brought a mix of reflection and celebration as the 2026 Juno Awards unfolded in Hamilton on March 29. Organizers highl...
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Bob Dylan Launches 'Lectures From the Grave' Patreon Series for $5 a Month
Bob Dylan has introduced a new subscription page titled Lectures From the Grave, offering fans a different kind of access to his work. The page, hoste...
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Springsteen Joins Bernie Sanders and Jane Fonda for St. Paul Political Rally
At the flagship No Kings rally in St. Paul on Saturday, Bruce Springsteen took the stage and performed Streets of Minneapolis, a song tied closely to ...
Mar 30, 2026




