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- Road Where Bridge Sinkhole Formed Closed For Evaluation
The City of Temple will close South Kegley Road Thursday and Friday to evaluate the bridge where a sinkhole formed last month.
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- Edwards, Carter Vote Against Pulling U.S. Troops Out Of Afghanistan
Both Central Texas congressmen voted Wednesday against a resolution calling for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan.
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- Waco’s Sales Tax Payment Drops; Temple, Killeen Show Little Change
Waco’s March sales tax payment is 17 percent less than it was for the same period a year ago, according to figures released Wednesday, but Temple’s and Killeen’s payments are only slightly changed from 2009.
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- Members Watch As Walls Of 70-Year-Old Church Come Down
Some members watched Wednesday as the walls of the 70-year-old sanctuary of Temple’s First Baptist Church began to come down, seven weeks after a fire that authorities say was deliberately set.
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- It Could Be An Active Tornado Season
Forecasters say the wetter-than-usual winter and a dipping jet stream could add up to an active spring for tornadoes.
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- Oncor Side-By-Side Meter Comparison Draws Mixed Reaction
While test results from meter comparisons made Monday appear accurate, some customers say they want further proof from an independent study.
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- Texas Faces $11 Billion Shortfall
A key state official says the Texas Legislature will face an $11 billion shortfall when lawmakers return to Austin next year.
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- Overnight Search For Missing Central Texas Man Has Happy Ending
An overnight search for an elderly Central Texas man who was the focus of a Silver Alert had a happy ending Sunday.
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- Temple Boys Advance
Temple beat Spring 52-50 Friday in the regional semifinals. Click here for this and other boys high school basketball playoff scores.
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- Death Of Central Texas Man Hit By 18-Wheeler Ruled A Suicide
The death of a Temple man who ran in front of an 18-wheeler on Interstate 35 has been ruled a suicide, police said Friday.
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- PUC Won’t Halt Oncor Smart Meter Conversion
The Texas Public Utility Commission decided Thursday to allow electric provider Oncor to continue to install the digital meters that some area residents blame for steep increases in monthly electric bills.
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- Accused Fort Hood Gunman Will Be Moved To Bell County Jail--Soon
Accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan will be transferred from a military hospital in San Antonio to the Bell County Jail, perhaps as early Monday night, his attorney says.
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- SUV Crashes Into House, Catches On Fire Early Saturday
A woman was taken to a local hospital early Saturday morning after the SUV she was driving crashed into a house in a Temple neighborhood and then caught on fire.
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- Central Texas State Senator Arranges Side-By-Side Electric Meter Test
Central Texas State Sen. Troy Fraser is working with Oncor to arrange a side-by-side test to ensure that the new “smart meters” Oncor is installing are providing accurate information about electricity use.
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- Army Sets New Date For Hearing For Accused Fort Hood Gunman
The Army Thursday set a new date for a hearing that will determine whether accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan will go on trial for the deadly shooting rampage at the post’s Soldier Readiness Center.
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- Early Voting Ends Friday In Texas
Friday is the last day of the state’s early voting period.
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- Police Identify Man Who Died After Running Into 18-Wheeler’s Path
A 56-year-old man died at the scene Wednesday after running in front of an 18-wheeler on Interstate 35 in Temple.
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- Two Men Arrested In Hotel Parking Lot Mugging
Two Killeen men were in custody Wednesday after a woman was robbed at gunpoint in the parking lot of a local hotel.
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- Texas Rangers, DPS Look For New Leads In 10-Year-Old Mystery
State investigators are renewing efforts to solve the decade-old mystery of the identity of a woman whose body was dumped on the side of a Texas highway.
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- Three Local Teenagers Robbed At Gunpoint
Temple police were looking for leads Wednesday in a pair of armed robberies, one of which targeted three teenagers.
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- Toyota Says It Will Build Central Texas Plant, But It Won't Say When
Toyota says it still plans to build a 230,000-square-foot vehicle processing facility in Temple, but it won’t say when.
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- Man Suffers Smoke Inhalation In Fire Wednesday
A Temple man was taken to the hospital Wednesday morning after suffering smoke inhalation in a fire that gutted his house.
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- A Fix Is In The Works For Bridge Closed Because Of Big Sinkhole
Engineers have come up with a fix for a bridge in Temple closed because of a big sinkhole and city officials say the bridge could be open to traffic by the weekend.
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- Thief Steals 66-Year-Old Woman’s Purse In Local Apartment Parking Lot
Police were looking Tuesday for a man who stole a 66-year-old woman’s purse as she walked through the parking lot of a local apartment complex.
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- Security Video, Shoe Prints, Led To Arrests In East Texas Church Fires
Video from a convenience store security camera and shoeprints figured into the arrests of two men in a string of church fires in East Texas, court documents released Monday show.
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- Motorcycle Rider Hurt Sunday After Losing Control Of Bike
A motorcycle rider was taken to a local hospital Sunday after losing control of his bike on the Highway 190 access road.
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- Sinkhole Closes Temple Bridge
A sinkhole that’s six feet across and 20 feet deep has closed a bridge in Temple.
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- Accused Fort Hood Gunman Could Be Moved To Local Jail
The Army psychiatrist charged in the deadly shooting rampage at Fort Hood could be transferred from the hospital to the Bell County Jail.
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- Poll: Perry Leads GOP Challengers
A new poll shows Gov. Rick Perry is the solid frontrunner in the Republican gubernatorial race.
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- Rollover Backs Up Traffic Saturday; Driver Escapes Injury
A rollover at the Highway 190-Interstate 35 merge backed up traffic Saturday afternoon.
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- Hearing For Accused Fort Hood Gunman Delayed
A hearing that would mark the first step toward the court-martial of accused Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan was rescheduled Friday in response to request from Hasan’s lawyer.
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- Temple’s Drayton McLane Named Baylor Regent Emeritus
Baylor’s Board of Regents have honored Temple’s Drayton McLane, Jr. with the lifetime designation of Regent Emeritus.
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- Investigators Identify 3 Possible Suspects In Texas Church Fires
Federal investigators Friday released sketches that show three possible suspects in a string of fires in Central and East Texas.
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- Former Hospital Therapist Arrested In Sexual Assault; More Victims Sought
A former physical therapist at a local hospital with a record of convictions in Florida has been arrested in connection with the sexual assault of a Central Texas woman who was followed home and attacked in December 2009, and investigators say they’re seeking additional victims.
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- Two Men Arrested In Temple Bank Robbery Investigation
Two men were in FBI custody Friday evening and authorities were looking for a third suspect in a series of bank holdups committed by men dressed in security guard uniforms, the most recent of which was Thursday in Temple.
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- 15 Injured Survivors Of Fort Hood Shooting Remain In Hospitals
Fifteen of the 29 injured survivors of the Fort Hood shooting remain in hospitals and four of them are in intensive care, post officials said Wednesday.
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- Central Texas Finally Gets Some Swine Flu Vaccine, But Not Much Of It
Central Texas public health districts have received the first shipments of swine flu vaccine, but said Tuesday that the number doses on hand fall far short of what’s actually needed.
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- Astros Get Hammered By Cubs Again
Chicago takes 3 out of 4 in series.
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- 12 More Swine Flu Cases Confirmed In Central Texas
Twelve more cases of swine flu have been confirmed in Central Texas, pushing the total in the region to more than 110 including confirmed cases in a local school and a city-run day camp.
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- Texas Wildfire Death Toll Rises
Another death has been reported as wildfires continue to rage across the state after a deadly and devastating day during which fires scorched 90,000 acres in Central and North Texas.
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- Nightclub Shooting Victim Identified
Police Monday identified a Central Texas man who was shot during an early-morning fight at a popular local nightclub.
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- Tis The Season For Dumping Your Unwanted Pets
My sister and I run an unofficial pet rescue operation. We would love to be put out of business by responsible owners who have their pets spayed or neutered.
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- Beautiful Snow in Riesel
Small pictorial of snow covered, small town, USA.
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- Snow Play fun before school
The Date is wrong but it was such a nice sight to wake up to some Snow.
- A little snow in Hallsburg!
We had about an inch of snow but mostly all gone by 10:00 am
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Playing in the snow.
- UMHB Lecture in the Humanities
Dr. David J. Jones, Professor of Anesthesiology and Pharmacology at the University of Texas School of Medicine, will be the featured speaker at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor at 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 26. Dr. Jones will be presenting “Personal Characteristics that Predict Success as a Health Care Provider,” as part of the Carolyn and Paxton Howard Lecture in the Humanities.
- Central Texas Woodworkers To Exhibit During Salado’sArtfully Yours Winter Festival Feb. 22-24
The Central Texas Woodworkers Show will be held February 22 through 24 at the Celebration Center in Salado Texas. Woodworkers from all over the area will be displaying their handiworks, ranging from small turned bowls and jewelry boxes to full sized furniture pieces. While some are re-creations of furniture styles long accepted as staples for home furnishing, others reflect the unique vision and craftsmanship of the artisan who produced them.
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- Bell County Museum Sets Annual Garage Sale Date
The annual Big Bell County Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, March 8, 2008, from 9-4, at the Bell County Expo Center. Booth spaces are now available to vendors and area non-profits.
- Shortage in Type O-Negative blood supply
The Scott & White Blood Center today announced an extremely urgent need for blood, specifically Type O-Negative blood. Blood Center officials are calling the situation almost critical.
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