COPPERAS COVE — Donors to the political action committee supporting a “yes” vote in the upcoming $175 million bond election in Copperas Cove have been revealed. Read moreConstruction companies, Cove ISD leaders donate to PAC supporting $175M school bond
During last week’s Killeen City Council meeting, the biggest topic of discussion that night was the potential rezoning of approximately 195 acres in the area near Featherline Road from agricultural to single-family residential. Read moreCandidates respond to rezoning near Featherline Road
Thursday morning I woke up late. The previous night I had spent with my significant other and I couldn’t sleep. I have tons of sleep issues, including sleep apnea, insomnia and a bad nicotine habit. Read moreA day in the life
With the May 4 municipal election less than a week away, early voting numbers are trickling in for the city of Killeen. Read moreEarly voting brings drama, mudslinging in Killeen elections
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory to remain in effect in the Killeen area until midnight Sunday. South winds are expected from 20 to 25 mph with gusts expected to be as high as 40 mph to Central Texas. Read moreHazardous weather advisory in effect for Killeen area through Sunday night
COPPERAS COVE — The Exchange Club of Copperas Cove hosted its third annual Ronnie Viss Memorial Kids day Saturday at Ogletree Gap Park in Copperas Cove, promoting child abuse awareness with a slew of family activities. Read moreThe Exchange Club hosts third annual kids day
A Killeen business is disputing a claim by the Killeen Police Department that officers found marijuana and other drugs at a “Puff Puff Pass Paint N Sip” event held last weekend in the city. Read moreKilleen lounge: No weed found at ‘Puff Puff Pass Paint N Sip’
HARKER HEIGHTS — Young entrepreneurs brought their branded lemonade and stands to the 14th annual Best Tasting Lemonade Contest, sponsored by H-E-B, at Harker Heights High School on Saturday with a panel of notable judges in attendance. Read moreTop squeezes awarded for tasty lemonade
Thursday morning I woke up late. The previous night I had spent with my significant other and I couldn’t sleep. I have tons of sleep issues, including sleep apnea, insomnia and a bad nicotine habit.
The bond war is on in Copperas Cove, where residents on both sides of a proposed $175 million school bond issue are trying to sway voters before the May 4 election.
I saw the famous Killeen Regional Airport for the first time Thursday.
The Killeen City Council is still moving ahead with plans for a new City Hall — although there is scant evidence that residents would support such a project.
Joe Burns, superintendent for Copperas Cove ISD, talks about the bond proposal for May 4, 2024.
Earlier this week, a post appeared on the “Stillhouse, Belton Fishing Group” Facebook page showing an angler holding an oddly shaped hybrid striped bass. Read moreBOB MAINDELLE: The facts about oddly shaped fish in local waters
Bell County is under a flash flood warning until 4 p.m. today after heavy rain from thunderstorms inundated Central Texas. Read moreBell flash flood warning issued after Temple receives nearly three inches of rain
Temple police officers are investigating a Saturday night shooting that left two people injured. Read moreTwo wounded in Saturday night Temple shooting
Local home health care provider Interim Hospice is looking for volunteers after joining the We Honor Veterans national program. Read moreHospice seeks volunteers to honor veterans
“I hear that Train Day comin,’ it’s rollin’ ’round the bend …” Read moreTrain Day coming in May to area museums, depots
During last week’s Killeen City Council meeting, the biggest topic of discussion that night was the potential rezoning of approximately 195 acres in the area near Featherline Road from agricultural to single-family residential. Read moreCandidates respond to rezoning near Featherline Road
NOLANVILLE — The sound is unmistakable. Read moreMiniature tank battles taking place in Nolanville
Nigerian defense officials say Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will visit the West African nation in May for talks about the Invictus Games, which he founded to aid the rehabilitation of servicemembers and veterans. The Duke of Sussex is expected to make the trip after a service at London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral to mark the 10th anniversary of the games. The Invictus Games were founded by Harry in 2014 to offer servicemembers and veterans the challenge of competing in sports events similar to the Paralympics. Among the nations that participated last year was Nigeria, whose military has been fighting a war against Islamic extremists in the country’s northeast since 2009. Read morePrince Harry and Meghan to visit Nigeria in May for Invictus Games talks
HARKER HEIGHTS — A Harker Heights family and their dog is safe after a fire caused extensive damage to a home at 2206 Delaware Drive on Monday, officials said on Tuesday. Read moreHeights family and dog safe after house fire
KILLEEN — Retired U.S. Army Command Sgt. Maj. Roosevelt Huggins was well on the way to achieving his goal of becoming a biological researcher when a letter from the U.S. government arrived in the mail and changed everything. Read moreLouisiana native drafted into military service in 1961
COPPERAS COVE — The Exchange Club of Copperas Cove hosted its third annual Ronnie Viss Memorial Kids day Saturday at Ogletree Gap Park in Copperas Cove, promoting child abuse awareness with a slew of family activities. Read moreThe Exchange Club hosts third annual kids day
COPPERAS COVE — Donors to the political action committee supporting a “yes” vote in the upcoming $175 million bond election in Copperas Cove have been revealed. Read moreConstruction companies, Cove ISD leaders donate to PAC supporting $175M school bond
Arturs Silovs is making his NHL playoff debut Sunday in Game 4 for Vancouver as the third different Canucks goalie to start their best-of-seven, first-round series against Nashville. The Canucks started All-Star Thatcher Demko in a Game 1 win. He is week-to-week with an unspecified injury. Casey DeSmith started both Games 2 and 3. He got his first postseason victory Friday night. DeSmith was leveled by Predators forward Michael McCarron behind the net. That hit earned McCarron a $2,000 fine. DeSmith was seen at practice Saturday. Vancouver coach Rick Tocchet wasn't specific when asked if DeSmith would be in net Sunday. The Canucks lead the series 2-1. Read moreThe Canucks are starting a 3rd different goalie, Arturs Silovs, in Game 4 of series with Predators
Gatesville's Kinlee Gardner makes a throw to first base for an out against Burnet on Friday during Game 2 of the 4A bi-district playoff series at Burnet High School.
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