Authorities are searching for 16-year-old Neveah Norwood, who was last seen on January 20, 2025, at noon. She left her home voluntarily, according to the Temple Police

Several cities across Central Texas are providing resources to keep residents warm this week amid freezing temperatures.

Tax revenue numbers are out for the month of December and Texas made $4.1 billion. Some shops saw high sales numbers in December, but are now slowing down now that the holiday's are over.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day events occurred across Central Texas encouraging the community to continue his legacy. The 25th annual MLK Jr. Peace March took place in downtown Waco. Participants marched across the suspension bridge to Bridge Street.

The Temple Police Department is investigating an aggravated assault that left one person injured early Saturday morning. Officers responded to reports of a shooting on the 2400

The National Weather Service issued a cold weather advisory Tuesday morning for North and Central Texas, including the cities of Temple, Killeen, Cameron and Fort Cavazos. Very cold wind chills

A wintry mix of sleet, snow, and rain will be possible across parts of Central Texas today. While Waco-Temple-Killeen will not see icy roads, some spots to the northwest could.

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Here is a list of Martin Luther King Jr. Day events across Central Texas scheduled for Monday: The Economic Opportunities Advancement Corporation along with several Greek Life Organizations are hosting a MLK Peace March on Monday that is set to start at 9:30 a.

A trio of Scott Elementary fifth-graders is stepping up to tackle poverty in Central Texas, inspired by eye-opening research for a class project that revealed the alarming extent of the