High Morals, integrity, and leadership are all traits that are praised in society. Last night in Abilene, one Big Country citizen was honored for upholding these characteristics. With a closer look, here is KACU reporter Meagan Hernandez. KACU News Reporter: Meagan Hernandez Airdate: October 22, 2010 The News At Noon Play/mp3/1:48 ... [Read More…]

From rigging up a disco ball, lava lamps and a DJ table for a weekend party to something as simple as flipping a light switch we all use electricity. Matthew Woodrow takes a look as some of our top energy providers and what kind of effects they have on the environment. KACU News Reporter: Matthew Woodrow Airdate: October 15, 2010 The News At ... [Read More…]

As the summer starts to wind down you may still be recovering from air conditioning bills, only to be welcomed by winter and looming heating bills. Energy use and generation continue to be major issues when faced with increasing consumption. Today you are invited to join us for a series of stories that looks at the current trends in energy ... [Read More…]

Tenaska has caused quite the debate in the past few months. The independent energy company recently announced it is a step closer to becoming a reality. The Texas State Office of Administrative Hearings has given some demands, but ultimately has recommended the plant for final approval for an air quality permit. With a closer look at the ... [Read More…]

From rigging up a disco ball, lava lamps and a DJ table for a weekend party to something as simple as flipping a light switch we all use electricity. Matthew Woodrow takes a look as some of our top energy providers and what kind of effects they have on the environment. KACU News Reporter: Matthew Woodrow News At Noon Play/mp3/3:35 ... [Read More…]

Recenty, KACU reported on the groundbreaking ceremony conducted at Safety City, the ceremony marked the first step in the construction of the new police station. We also mentioned the fire station on the campus where students can experience what happens when a house catches fire. Now, the flames aren't real, but as KACU's Joshua Jones reports, ... [Read More…]

Complaints about all levels of bureaucracy are prevalent in our society, even in West Texas. Here in Abilene the city is taking extra measures to keep their citizens active and informed in the daily workings of the local government. For a closer look into the city of Abilene, here is KACU's Meagan Hernandez. KACU News Reporter: Meagan ... [Read More…]

Yesterday marked the latest step for the Melvin-Martin Center for Children's Safety, also known as Safety City. Police Chief Stan Standridge along with Mayor Norm Archibald and members of the City Council held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new police station. Safety City is a child-size town complete with tiny buildings, streets and even ... [Read More…]