Things to Look Forward to in March, Including Pi Day
March brings us Spring, longer days, March Madness, award shows and Pi Day along with some real holidays. Here's why we have plenty to celebrate this month.
Local News
Texas Sees Marijuana Possession Charges Dropping
While possession of marijuana is still illegal in Texas, more and more of the state thinks that the law should be relaxed.
Killeen Police Investigating Shooting at the Spot Bar and Restaurant
Killeen police are investigating after a man was shot multiple times at a restaurant on South Fort Hood Road early Sunday morning.
Gov. Abbott Announces Plan to Help Get Seniors Vaccinated
Abbott announces "Save our Seniors" plan to help get vaccination shots to the elderly.
Texas Attorney General Files Lawsuit Against Griddy
Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Monday on behalf of customers who saw sky-high electric bills from Griddy. Meanwhile, another company has filed for bankruptcy.
Fire Destroys RV Home in Temple
Emergency responders were called to13134 FM 2305 Saturday night in response to a structure fire. Unfortunately, someone lost their home.
Copperas Cove Needs Volunteers for March 6 Waterway Cleanup
If you're looking for an opportunity to volunteer and help keep Copperas Cove clean and beautiful, they could really use your help next Saturday.
Texas Vehicle Registration Waiver Expires in April
Back in March of 2020, Governor Abbott placed a temporary waiver on vehicle registration requirements in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.. That waiver is about to expire.
New Jersey Plumber Drives to Texas to Help People in Need
When Andrew Mitchell's wife saw what Texans are dealing with after the winter storm, she encouraged him and her brother to come to Texas and help out.
Gov. Abbott Evaluating When Texas Could Head Back to Normal
In a press conference Thursday, Governor Greg Abbott commented on when he thinks the time will come for Texas to return to normal.