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Adam Correa

Adam Correa

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Digital Content Producer, KWES-TV (Midland, TX)

Midland

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NBA , NFL, MLB, Aging, College Basketball , West Virginia , Culture

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politics news

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Total articles 995

  • Old Fort Stockton nursing home catches fire

    By Adam Correa Verified| KWES-TV (Midland, TX) Verified FORT STOCKTON, Texas — An old, abandoned Fort Stockton nursing home went up in flames Monday, according to Fort Stockton Chief of Police Ernesto Velasquez. A NewsWest 9 viewer reached out to us and sent a video of the blaze. We are not aware of any injuries or how the fire started. NewsWest 9 is working to gather more information on the fire. Check back for updates

    By Adam Correa Verified · KWES-TV (Midland, TX)

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • Head-on collision results in Arlington driver's death in Crane County, DPS says

    By Adam Correa Verified| KWES-TV (Midland, TX) Verified CRANE COUNTY, Texas — One person is dead after a head-on crash in Crane County Wednesday morning, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) Sunday night. DPS said around 10:20 a.m., 59-year-old Ronnie Barlow, driving a 2016 Freightliner Cascadia with a trailer, was going northbound on Farm-to-Market 1053, just north of the intersection of Farm-to-Market 1233. Susan Komanetsky, 32, driving a 2025 Volkswagen Jetta, was going southbound on the same road as Barlow.

    By Adam Correa Verified · KWES-TV (Midland, TX)

    Apr. 20, 2025

  • Old Fort Stockton nursing home catches fire

    By Adam Correa Verified| KWES-TV (Midland, TX) Verified FORT STOCKTON, Texas — An old, abandoned Fort Stockton nursing home went up in flames Monday, according to Fort Stockton Chief of Police Ernesto Velasquez. A NewsWest 9 viewer reached out to us and sent a video of the blaze. We are not aware of any injuries or how the fire started. NewsWest 9 is working to gather more information on the fire. Check back for updates

    By Adam Correa Verified · KWES-TV (Midland, TX)

    Apr. 21, 2025

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KWES-TV (Midland, TX)

Odessa, Texas, United States

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