Jo Ann Fey, superintendent of the Killeen Independent School District, held a town hall Wednesday night. Read moreKilleen superintendent discusses discipline, changes at the school district and other issues
After serving more than two decades in the U.S. Army, Enrique Herrera found a new calling on the campus of Central Texas College. Now a member of the college’s Department of Campus Safety, Herrera applies the same commitment, discipline, and sense of duty that defined his military career to … Read moreCentral Texas College security guard finds new purpose in protecting Others
BOISE, Idaho – Kristin Planinz spent three years in Central Texas as a U.S. Army spouse and says her experiences living the military lifestyle led to her current career as an acupuncture therapist helping veterans cope with physical and emotional issues from their time in service. Read moreCalifornia native spent three years as military spouse, now helping veterans with acupuncture treatments
It is the latest in a series of reversals on the renaming of several U.S. Army installations previously named after Confederate Army officers — with a twist. While officials told the Herald Fort Cavazos would keep its current name until a redesignation ceremony is planned, the Army has relea… Read moreNew Namesake: Army reveals post’s new Hood namesake; date for official redesignation not yet set
In observance of the Juneteenth holiday, all city of Copperas Cove facilities will be closed on Thursday, June 19, to include the Cove Solid Waste Transfer Station. The week’s trash collection schedule will be as follows: Read moreCopperas Cove announce Juneteenth holiday schedule
The Killeen City Council will hold a public hearing Tuesday on rezoning land to be used as an emergency homeless shelter in the future. Read moreKilleen council hopes to rezone area for new homeless shelter on Liberty Street
“Should we extend the Fort Cavazos Regional Trail?” This is the question the city of Killeen is posing to residents about the trail, which is 1.17 miles long and is addressed at 3450 Robinett Road. Read moreCity of Killeen canvassing opinions on the Fort Cavazos Regional Trail
Patriot Buick GMC, a longtime Killeen automotive dealership, was recently sold, according to a social media post from the purchasing party. Read morePatriot Buick GMC has been sold
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Just like last year, the disabled veterans property tax exemption came up during a discussion on the budget at last week’s Killeen City Council meeting — and again, residents complained that by discussing the burden it places on the budget, City Manager Kent Cagle was painted as disrespectful.
Killeen’s new Economic Development Corporation president has a vision for Killeen’s future.
Nearly 6 in 10 respondents to last week’s KDH online poll say they think reductions in the state’s reimbursement for the disabled veterans property tax exemption will impact Killeen’s city budget.
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Recently, the Herald received an email from someone named Loqweeshia Jamesson claiming a local elected official has not paid child .
The Texas Legislature took one step forward and two steps back last week on the issue of the disabled veterans property tax exemption.
In today’s local news: A Killeen mom avoids jail after leaving her toddler home alone, Fort Cavazos welcomes a new 3rd Cav commander, Bell County breaks ground on a new annex building, and a Children’s Advocacy Center opens on post to military families.
Last weekend, teenage bass fishing partners Kessler Stokes and Lily Bennett competed against 181 other two-angler teams in the Texas State High School Bass Association championship tournament held on Lake Conroe. Read moreBOB MAINDELLE: Local teens win $11,000 bass fishing championship
BELTON — Local authorities and police departments are prepared for potential political tensions after a week of protests against the president and federal immigration enforcement. Read moreLocal authorities, police stand ready ahead of weekend protests
Temple Independent School District takes pride in its financial stewardship, including long-term savings on bond debt projected to save millions of dollars in the next few years. Read moreTemple ISD touts more than $3.6 million in savings toward bonds
City of Temple seeks public input on sidewalk project Read moreBriefs
BELTON — The Belton Economic Development Corporation will sell approximately 23.4 acres of land, formerly part of a hazardous waste site, on FM 93 to Jon-Tex Properties for $193,000. Read moreFormer hazardous waste site property in Belton being sold to local company
Patriot Buick GMC, a longtime Killeen automotive dealership, was recently sold, according to a social media post from the purchasing party. Read morePatriot Buick GMC has been sold
After serving more than two decades in the U.S. Army, Enrique Herrera found a new calling on the campus of Central Texas College. Now a member of the college’s Department of Campus Safety, Herrera applies the same commitment, discipline, and sense of duty that defined his military career to … Read moreCentral Texas College security guard finds new purpose in protecting Others
A convoy carrying hundreds of activists arrives in Libya after driving from Algeria and crossing to Tunisia on its way to the Gaza Strip to challenge Israel’s blockade on humanitarian aid in the territory. The convoy is made up of at least 1,500 people, including activists and ers from Algeria and Tunisia, with more expected to from Libya. It plans to reach Gaza via Egypt’s Rafah Crossing, traveling by cars and buses. The group aims to break Israel’s blockade that has been tightened during the Israel-Hamas war. One participant told The Associated Press that the convoy aims to push for reopening crossings and allowing aid into the Gaza Strip. Read moreConvoy arrives in Libya en route to Gaza to challenge Israel's blockade on humanitarian aid
The Heights Concert Band played a nine-piece set Sunday afternoon to a crowd of about 150 people in the Killeen High School Auditorium for its 47th season. Read moreHeights Concert Band performs in its 47th season
After serving more than two decades in the U.S. Army, Enrique Herrera found a new calling on the campus of Central Texas College. Now a member of the college’s Department of Campus Safety, Herrera applies the same commitment, discipline, and sense of duty that defined his military career to … Read moreCentral Texas College security guard finds new purpose in protecting Others
Young scientists got their hands dirty at Central Texas College as they stepped back in time through a hands-on fossil hunting experience. As part of CTC’s College for Kids summer program, students participated in an interactive course exploring Earth’s prehistoric past. Read moreFuture Paleontologists Unearth Prehistoric Fun at Central Texas College
The latest news to keep you informed on current races and issues.
State Sen. Pete Flores, R-Pleasanton, is running for reelection. Flores announced his 2026 reelection campaign in a press release Tuesday. Read moreKilleen’s state senator is running for reelection
Russian forces have launched a large-scale drone assault across Ukraine, where officials said three people were killed and 64 others wounded. The overnight strikes caused widespread destruction in the northeastern city of Kharkiv, where apartment buildings, private homes, playgrounds, industrial sites and public transportation were hit. Moscow’ has deployed high numbers of drones and missiles in recent days. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded by reiterating calls for greater international pressure on Russia. Read moreRussian attacks kill 3 and wound 64 as drones hit Kharkiv and other parts of Ukraine
Copperas Cove's Caidon Golden (5) can’t quite reach the ball for an end zone catch as Anthony Brown III (21) defends during the annual Copperas Cove Spring Game at Bulldawg Stadium on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
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