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According to CBS News, this will be the third hot car death that has taken place in Texas this year. Officials are investigating the death of a nine-month-old baby that was found inside of a car during a Texas heat wave. HOW IS A SMALL CHILD LEFT IN A CAR THIS LONG WITHOUT SUPERVISION...

Recently, an article was written about the possible threat of a very dangerous gang named Tren de Aragua possibly making its way to Texas. The possibilities have now turned into definite, according to the Texas Tribune. Governor Greg Abbott has declared the Venezuela gang as a foreign terrorist organization and has asked the Department of Public Safety to create a strike team to target them... Rea

The city of Killeen released a video introducing the police community engagement unit to the city. This vision includes the police department community engagement unit and homeless outreach team where the units will focus on building stronger relationships between the community and people with our law enforcement team...

A Central Texas native who worked for NASA and has been to space has just retired from the organization after 22 years of service.

An annual Temple event is set to return once again, with many items for residents to observe and possibly, purchase.

The list, which at the time of writing is still incomplete, has now named pastors in West Central Texas.

With the heat rising, power outages are entirely possible in the summer for Texas. Here are some ways to prepare yourself.

I firmly believe that education is power, and without the proper education on cannabis and psychedelics our community will continue to suffer from the adverse effects of the war on drugs.

One of Hip-Hop's most colorful characters and quirky personalities will appear in concert at the annual Bloomin' Temple Festival this year. Biz Markie of "Just A Friend" fame will take to the CEFCO stage at the 12th Annual Bloomin’ Temple Festival presented by H-E-B for a performance Saturday, April 29th...

Let's get this out of the way: Brooklyn-born and Los Angeles-raised Mary Tyler Moore had virtually no connection to Texas personally, professionally or otherwise. I know that sounds hard to believe given "Tyler" is her her middle name - a very Texas one - and she used all three names as would a proper lady from down south...