Bloomin’ Temple Cancelled in the Wake of COVID-19
We look forward to getting out in early spring and seeing everyone at the annual festival, but it's been cancelled this year for the sake of public health.
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Waco Middle School Principal Passes Away Due to COVID-19
G.W. Carver Middle School principal and Marine Corps veteran Phillip Perry was hospitalized Monday.
Gov. Abbott Orders Texas Schools to Remain Closed Until May 4
In an effort to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday ordered that schools across Texas remain closed until May 4.
How to Join Temple’s Virtual City Council Meeting
The Temple City Council will hold its April 2nd meeting via teleconference, and residents are invited to participate online or over the phone.
How to Get Your Stimulus Check Quickly and How Much You Will Get
The most important thing you can do to receive a speedy stimulus check from the U.S. government is to make sure that your taxes are up to date.
Texans Design Website to Help Us Find Essentials in Stock
Two University of Texas students have created a website to check the inventory of nearby stores and help us find essential items during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Southbound I-35 Traffic Being Diverted in Belton Following Semi Crash
Police were diverting traffic along SB I-35 in Belton near Exit 293 A Monday evening.
Taco Bell Giving Out Free Tacos on Tuesday
Taco Tuesday just got better, as Taco Bell plans to give everyone a free Doritos Locos taco on March 31st.
McLane Teams with Meals-To-You to Keep Rural Children Fed
Many children in rural and remote areas of the country in need of nutritious meals while schools are closed due to COVID-19 are eligible for this program.
Strong Storms Possible Along I-14 Monday Afternoon
Strong afternoon storms could bring quarter-sized hail and strong gusts of wind, primarily in the area of US 190, Interstate 14.