The Texas House has passed a bill inspired by the death of a Killeen native that would ban TV crews from contracting with Texas police to create reality shows.
Michael Jordan will present Baylor women's basketball coach Kim Mulkey and the late Kobe Bryant at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2020.
Folks, it may happen again. I don't have to remind Texans of the horror we experienced earlier this year with Winter Storm Uri. 111 people died, thousands of people were faced with expensive electricity bills and millions were out of electricity for days...
Some of us crack under pressure, and it appears that may be what happened when a local dealership manager recently made a questionable comment on live television.
When you think Texas, you think Catfishing. At least, you will now. Hopefully this info will help keep you from being a victim. A recent study showed that Texans lost more than $42 million dollars from being catfished. A recent study by Social Catfish found that Texas is the second most catfished…
Captain Robert “Bob” Gray was a Killeen native who flew in the Doolittle Raid over Tokyo in April of 1942, about five months after the U.S. entered WW II.
Jerry Don Elders is believed to have shot a Burleson police officer during a traffic stop Wednesday, then killing a woman in a carjacking while fleeing.
If you're driving around with an expired registration sticker right now, police can now stop and ticket you for it as Governor Abbott's grace periods has ended.
When Loretta Lynn entered country music more than 60 (SIXTY!) years ago, she changed everything, from what a female country singer could sing about to what a female country singer could achieve.
Have you ever heard of "The Servant Girl Annihilator"? That's a pretty intense moniker. And some folks believe this Texas serial killer went on to become Jack the Ripper.
The tradition continues with family activities, a carnival, and live music from Michael Carubelli, Curtis Grimes, and Luke Prater. Here's what you need to know.
On May 8, you can enjoy a great day of bass fishing to benefit the Central Texas Area of Chiefs of Police and Sheriffs Association's Annual Scholarship Fund.