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Within just a few hours of Joe Biden's inauguration, the Bobblehead Hall of Fame announced a new bobblehead based on what Bernie was wearing on the big day.

The Tiger King remains in prison after a last-minute pardon from outgoing president Donald Trump didn't come.

Today in the U.S. we celebrate the inauguration of our new president, as well as the start of 10 consecutive dates of palindromes.

Texas lawmakers have filed two new bills to abolish Confederate Heroes Day.

Stars rejoiced in the new U.S. president.

Joseph R. Biden was sworn into office on Wednesday, becoming the 46th President of the United States in an inaugural ceremony on the Capitol's West Front.

Today is Inauguration Day in America, and Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States of America. Here's your guide to taking it all in.

The CARES ACT has another rollout here in Killeen to provide some much-needed relief to those affected by COVID-19.

After showing uncut footage at a press conference Tuesday, KPD has released a narrated video of the January 10 officer involved shooting of Patrick Warren Sr.

A state's top 'Should I...' Google search can speak volumes about what's on people's minds. In Texas, it looks like a lot of people are thinking about moving.

When you call Just Scream!, not only can you let off some steam by screaming bloody murder into the phone, but you'll be contributing to an art project.

New Valentine themed Starbucks re-usable cups are being spotted in stores and on social media.

Not many people can say their commute back and forth to work is the highlight of their day, but here in Texas, it could be worse.

A group of thieves robbed employees and customers at car dealership in Central Texas.

What happens to an anti-vax group during a pandemic? They get federal money!

The City warned Monday evening that residents on the west side of town could experience water outages or disruptions as crews work to repair a water line break.

When Nichols met King at an NAACP fundraiser and said she was thinking of leaving Star Trek after the first season, he helped her realize why she had to stay.

When a resident of Austin learned that he had stage 4 pancreatic cancer, he decided to write his own obituary and share the most important things he learned in life.

A guy in Austin has literally turned his yard into a memorial for Texans who have died from COVID-19.

Dr. Wilbur Cleaves is retired, but he still helps the homeless and low income people get the care they need.

A thief stole a car with a 4-year-old boy inside, but returned the child to his mother and taught her a lesson about responsible parenting.

The parade will begin at Ave. M and MLK Drive and at City Hall, where Dr. Kerry-Ann Zamore will speak about finding hope in the current troubling times.

Those who are, or have, received unemployment benefits in 2020 may have to pay taxes on that money. So how much will you owe.

Beginning 7AM Monday, January 18, your commute between Belton and Harker Heights will involve watching for I-14 lane and ramp closures, so be extra careful.

The National Rifle Association is seeking bankruptcy protection as it plans to reincorporate in Texas, citing "toxic political environment of New York".

If you have a job at H-E-B consider yourself lucky because it's a spot highly sought after.

Evil comes in all shapes and sizes, and this evil even used to serve in the Army.