Bell County commissioners have an important decision to make.
Killeen is without a homeless shelter — at least temporarily.
The eyes of Killeen-area residents should be on Austin over the next two weeks.
It would be an overstatement to say that Killeen residents spoke at the polls Saturday.
Killeen voters have some decisions to make.
It’s only 159 acres, but it’s causing a big fuss.
If you’ve ever had a garage sale, you’ve most likely paid a fee for the permit.
The Killeen City Council took a couple of significant steps at Tuesday’s meeting.
A Killeen school district bus driver took his message to the public last week: Pay bus drivers a living wage.
Early voting in the Killeen school board election is just over a month away.
Today marks the beginning of Sunshine Week — an annual, national initiative designed to promote discussion of the importance of open government and freedom of information.
The matchups are set for the upcoming Killeen City Council election. Now it’s time to hear what the candidates have to say.
The Killeen school superintendent got a raise recently.
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Bell County commissioners have an important decision to make.
It’s been nine months since Killeen school district voters approved a $426 million bond issue and agreed to fund a fifth traditional high school in south Killeen.
It’s always nice to have options — and the Killeen Independent School District certainly has them.
Killeen residents came up big winners last week.
Hundreds of area residents will gather in Killeen on Monday morning to remember the life, words and wisdom of slain civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King.
Candidate filing for the May municipal and school board elections opens Wednesday.
The plan to strip Central Texas-area water customers of their voting rights is in motion — and residents from Copperas Cove to Nolanville should be concerned.
The year just ending was certainly a year of change.
The regional water district’s board of directors Wednesday approved a plan to expand the district’s boundaries but do away with elections of board members. The vote was 3 to 1, with Richard “Dick” Young, the newest board member, voting in dissent.
If conducting an election is too difficult, just don’t have one.
Killeen residents who oppose a proposed street maintenance fee have reason to be skeptical about the plan.
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