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Spring has officially sprung and the Central Texas area is matching that energy with plenty of seasonal fun. Check out some of the local festivals, bring the family (including the dog) to Pawz on the Plaza, run (or walk) a 5K race, enjoy some live music, or head to the planetarium for Warren… Read moreWildflower Arts and Crafts Festival, Copperas Cove Spring Festival, Pawz on the Plaza and more this weekend

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A strike Thursday by a suspected Iranian-made drone killed a U.S. contractor and wounded five American troops and another contractor in northeast Syria, the Pentagon said. American forces said they retaliated soon after with “precision airstrikes” in Syria targeting facilities used by groups affiliated with Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, with one activist group reporting they killed fighters on the ground.  The attacks threatened to raise regional tensions Friday across the Middle East. Iran and Syria did not immediately acknowledge the strikes. However, an activist group's report said the U.S. airstrikes killed eight Iranian-backed fighters in Syria soon after the drone attack. Read moreSuspected Iran drone kills US worker in Syria; US retaliates

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KILLEEN — The Fort Hood Powerlifting Team took home the title of the National Team Champions as 92 current and retired service members from around the world participated in the 2023 USA Powerlifting Military, Police, and Fire Fighters National Championships on March 11. Holding special signi… Read moreWomen’s History Month at the 2023 USA Powerlifting Military, Police, and Fire Fighters National Championships

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Protesters angry at French President Emmanuel Macron are continuing scattered actions on Friday following mass demonstrations the previous day. Over 450 protesters were arrested as some 300 demonstrations drew more than a million people nationwide to protest against unpopular pension reforms. Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said some 441 police and gendarmes were injured and that nearly 1,000 trash bins were set on fire in the French capital. Amid a weeks-long refuse collectors strike, trash bins have become a symbol of the protest against Macron’s plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. Read moreScattered protests continue as Paris reels from violence