Bell County health officials have not updated the coronavirus numbers for the county since Thursday, but the Texas Department of State Health Services has indicated an increase of seven cases for the county since then.
As we all seek to stay up to date on local coronavirus information, the Herald will be compiling questions and answers into one, easy to find document. This basic information will be expanded and updated as new questions arise.
The coronavirus numbers provided by state and county health officials reflect only the cases that have been confirmed by a private or public lab.
Easter is coming up Sunday, and things will look a little different at area churches.
Lampasas resident Elaine Kelley says the pandemic hasn’t changed her life too much to this point. After an initial adjustment when the crisis began in earnest last month, the former public school teacher keeps plenty busy during the day.
A second Killeen police employee has tested positive for COVID-19, an official said on Friday.
Bell County officials said on Friday they are not planning on updating their tally of confirmed COVID-19 cases over the weekend unless there is a significant increase in patients.
FORT HOOD — Soldiers and spouses alike have jumped into action, helping some units within the 1st Cavalry Division create food pantries for their soldiers and families who may need to use them.
Coryell County reported two new confirmed cases of the coronavirus Friday, according to Robert Harrell, the county’s emergency management coordinator.
This story was updated at 12:56 p.m. Friday with the estimated number of recoveries.
Bell County health officials have not updated the coronavirus numbers for the county since Thursday, but the Texas Department of State Health Services has indicated an increase of seven cases for the county since then. Read more
Although the coronavirus has put a lot of business on hold, one thing that has not stopped is the construction of new businesses, schools and roadways. Read more
As we all seek to stay up to date on local coronavirus information, the Herald will be compiling questions and answers into one, easy to find document. This basic information will be expanded and updated as new questions arise. Read more
The coronavirus numbers provided by state and county health officials reflect only the cases that have been confirmed by a private or public lab. Read more
Killeen-area residents can look for possible weather alerts from the National Weather Service, today and into the overnight hours. Read more
The average price of a gallon of regular unleaded gas in the Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood area was $1.65 on Saturday. That’s 6 cents less than last week, and 81 cents less than this time last year, according to AAA. Read more
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Bernie Sanders ended his presidential bid on Wednesday, making Joe Biden the presumptive Democratic nominee to challenge President Donald Trump in a general election campaign that will be waged against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Carla Escalante, a candidate for Killeen City Council at-large, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Edward Skinner, a candidate for Killeen City Council at-large, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Mellisa Brown, a candidate for Killeen City Council at-large, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Tolly James Jr, candidate for Killeen City Council at-large, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Brockley Moore, candidate for Killeen ISD, Place 5, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Riakos Adams, candidate for Killeen ISD, Place 4, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Rickey Williams, a candidate for Killeen City Council at-large, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Stan Golaboff, candidate for Killeen ISD, Place 4, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Elizabeth Blackstone, a candidate for Killeen City Council at-large, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
David Mell, candidate for Killeen ISD, Place 4, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Placido Juan Rivera, a candidate for Killeen City Council at-large, answers questions provided by Killeen Daily Herald.
Louie Minor, candidate for Bell County Constable, Precinct 4
Calvin Brow, a candidate for Bell County Constable, Precinct 4, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Michael Copeland, a candidate for Bell County Constable, Precinct 4, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Gregory Johnson, candidate for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Place 1, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Martha Dominguez, a candidate for Bell County Constable, Precinct 4, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Steve Duskie, a candidate for 426th District Court Judgeship, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Michael Keefe, a candidate for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Place 1, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Eddy Lange, a candidate for Bell County Sheriff, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
AJ Torres, a candidate for Bell County Constable, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Jeff Parker, a candidate for 426th District Court Judgeship, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Hal Butchart, a candidate for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Place 1, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Chet Southworth, a candidate for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Place 1, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
Wade Faulkner, a candidate for 426th District Court Judgeship, answers questions from Killeen Daily Herald.
With their remote learning course-structures now in full swing, Temple ISD educators are focusing their efforts on student engagement. Read more
Hope fills the world even as death looms in the form of a dangerous virus. Read more
Typically, the Bell County Public Health District is an entity many residents don’t think about much. Read more
Julie Sullivan headed to New York on Saturday. Read more
Madalyne Martinez can see the big picture. Read more
Although the coronavirus has put a lot of business on hold, one thing that has not stopped is the construction of new businesses, schools and roadways. Read more
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death. Read more
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death. Read more
Copperas Cove's Anissa Amaro bats against Waco Midway on Tuesday in Copperas Cove. Midway won 17-2.
With the COVID-19 pandemic expected to hit its peak in the next two weeks, CCISD is meeting the need for masks for its employees by making its own. Read more
FORT HOOD — Soldiers and spouses alike have jumped into action, helping some units within the 1st Cavalry Division create food pantries for their soldiers and families who may need to use them. Read more
The shortage of personal protective equipment is not only noticeable nationwide but also in local hospitals. Read more
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