As part of the People’s first initiative, Fort Hood gave some inside access Wednesday into Green Company, one of the training modules for future leaders to establish trust with soldiers under their command.
Even though this school year isn’t over yet, Project Apple Tree and the Helping Hands Ministry of Belton is already focusing on getting kids prepared for the next school year.
Federal health officials cleared the way Wednesday for the vaccination of adolescents 12 and older against COVID-19, but state figures show younger Central Texas residents so far have been slow to get vaccinated against the virus.
The federal government also announced that undocumented and international students can now receive those emergency funds, too, rolling back a Trump administration rule.
The Waco-based Texas Farm Bureau could soon sell health plans to its members and their families that would not be subject to state and federal insurance laws under a bill that cleared the Texas House last week.
An employee of the Hilton Garden Inn near the University of Texas at El Paso allegedly hid his cell phone in a public restroom to record invasive images of women using the facilities.
Grand jurors Wednesday returned an indictment against a 43-year-old Central Texas man arrested in March after a hit-and-run involving a local police officer’s patrol unit.
A 70-year-old Central Texas man who was found trapped beneath his SUV with what appeared to be a gunshot wound to his neck after a freak crash, was not shot, but instead was bitten by a dog, police now say.
Texas lawmakers are expected to consider a bill this week on the House floor that would reinforce federal law requiring schools to evaluate students suspected of having dyslexia under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
Copperas Cove ISD teachers will be bringing home larger paychecks thanks to a favorable vote by the CCISD Board of Trustees at their regularly scheduled monthly board meeting Tuesday night.
A key deadline passed Monday without action in the Texas House on casino legislation backed by the gaming empire Las Vegas Sands. A measure to allow sports gambling looks similarly doomed.
A Central Texas COVID-19 survivor sent 100 pizzas to the hospital staff that cared for him as he battled the virus during the historic February freeze.
The vaccination of children from 12- to 15-years-of-age could begin within days in Texas and the state is urging pediatric healthcare providers to enroll in the COVID-19 Vaccine Program.
Authorities are looking for the husband of a Texas woman who was stabbed repeatedly with a screwdriver during an argument over whether to go to church on Mother’s Day.
Late last week, Texas lawmakers in the House approved a roughly $2.5 billion plan to bail out Texas’ electricity market nearly three months after Winter Storm Uri.
