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    Lariat TV News: Government shutdown, German traditions and soccer dominance

    Braden MurrayBy Braden MurrayOctober 3, 2025Updated:October 3, 2025 Broadcast News No Comments1 Min Read
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    By Braden Murray | Executive Producer, Irma Peña | Managing Editor

    Early Wednesday morning, the US government shut down and we have the details you need to know.

    Next, a German tradition was celebrated on campus this week.

    In sports, we recap soccer beating Iowa State 3-0.

    Baylor Big 12 ltvn students Waco
    Braden Murray

    Braden Murray is a senior from Cypress, with a major in History and a secondary major in Journalism. This is his fifth year on the LTVN staff, and his first as Executive Producer. He is excited to take on this new role and all the responsibilities that come with it. After graduating in December, he hopes to become a high school History teacher. In his free-time he likes to read and go on hikes in Cameron Park.

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