Temple

Get the family together and head to West Temple Park for a sunset screening of Ralph Breaks the Internet Saturday, June 15.

Last month, a Temple woman was arrested for criminal trespass. Now she faces a felony arson charge after allegedly setting a house on fire with people inside.

The shooting on East Avenue G was the second early morning break-in and assault reported in Temple in two straight days.

Two people were hospitalized after an apparent break-in and shooting at the Kensington Apartments on Fryers Creek Drive.

If you plan to head south through Temple, you may want to take the loop around town and try to stay away from the highway. Traffic was at a standstill.

Temple police are searching for a bibulous bandit caught on surveillance footage.

Temple Fire & Rescue's fire academy starts next week, and there's still time to sign up.

Join Temple's Railroad & Heritage Museum and the Coast Guard Auxiliary for a free family day June 1 with fun crafts, activities, and boat making.

If you live in Texas' 31st Congressional District and want an opportunity to speak to your representative, make plans to attend a town hall meeting Tuesday.

Registration for men's and co-ed softball, soccer, and kickball is still open, but if you want to put together a team, time is running out.