Updated: 10:41 AM A recent golf tournament held at TSTC’s James Connally Golf Course brought in more than $19,000 for the West Volunteer Fire Department.

Updated: 9:15 AM A local jail is saving taxpayers thousands of dollars by serving inmates powdered milk.

Posted: 2:02 PM A second job fair is set for Wednesday to cater to residents unable to return to work after the April 17 explosion.

Updated: 9:16 AM A local jail has sized down its commissary list, removing dozens of items that are available for inmates to buy.

Posted: 10:39 PM Connally ISD shared their Personal Responsibility In Daily Activities assembly with students from West.

Updated: 1:56 PM The Temple Symphony Orchestra and Chorus will be at St. Mary’s Assumption Catholic Church Sunday to perform a memorial concert.

Posted: 10:31 AM West residents whose homes or businesses were destroyed in the April 17 fertilizer plant explosion must have permits to tear down the structures.

Updated: 2:50 PM Police arrested a man Thursday night after patrons at a local bar said he pulled a gun on them.

Posted: 12:09 PM The “emergency planning and response system worked,” West Mayor Tommy Muska said Thursday in a letter distributed to the media, apparently in response to coverage critical of the state of local preparedness before the deadly April 17 fertilizer plant explosion.

Updated: 11:03 PM The weeks-long investigation of the deadly West fertilizer plant explosion identified three possible causes of the fire that caused the blast, two accidental and the third intentional, officials said Thursday.

Updated: 9:11 AM They’re all West ISD graduates, and for the first time, members of West's school board toured the campuses damaged by the April 17 fertilizer plant explosion.

Updated: 5:29 PM A rare $10 bill that bears the name of the town of West will be sold at auction next week to benefit families of the victims of the deadly fertilizer plant explosion.

Updated: 4:55 PM West High School seniors were treated to a day at Six Flags Over Texas Wednesday.

Updated: 7:09 PM A federal court hearing for a West EMS volunteer who admitted to possession of the components to make a pipe bomb was canceled Wednesday.

Updated: 6:01 PM The results of the joint investigation of the deadly April 17 fertilizer plant explosion in West will announced Thursday.

Posted: 11:43 AM About 25,000 quarters were recovered after a car veered off an Interstate 35 overpass and crashed at the base of the bridge following a police pursuit, police said Tuesday.

Updated: 7:45 PM Representatives of country legend Willie Nelson presented checks Monday to two volunteer fire departments that were hit hard by the massive April 17 fertilizer plant explosion in West.

Posted: 4:49 PM A West resident was charged after federal agents discovered marijuana plants growing in his explosion-damaged home during a damage inspection.

Updated: 1:46 PM The widow of a firefighter who died in the April 17 fertilizer plant explosion in West is suing the plant and its owners.

Updated: 6:20 PM The McLennan County Sheriff’s Office and Texas Rangers have started a criminal investigation of the deadly April 17 fertilizer plant explosion in West, authorities announced Friday.

Updated: 7:40 PM Officers recovered enough quarters to fill several large plastic bags from a car in which the driver was trapped for almost an hour after veering off an I-35 overpass following a police chase.

Posted: 9:12 AM His house was destroyed, but he still manages to guide and direct those emotionally and spiritually affected by the West explosion.

Updated: 6:18 PM The investigation into the deadly explosion at the West fertilizer plant won’t be completed by Friday, the Texas Department of Insurance said Monday.

Updated: 3:03 PM West native and MCC student Joel Wymore will soon be on his way to Colorado to qualify for a spot on the "American Ninja Warrior" show, televised on NBC and G4tv.

Updated: 10:59 AM The fertilizer plant that exploded on April 17 in West, killing 15, injuring 200 and damaging or destroying scores of homes and buildings carried only $1 million in liability insurance.