Angel Sierra
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1 in serious condition after 3-vehicle crash
One person was in serious condition at an area hospital Friday after surviving a three-vehicle collision. → Read More
Displaced Delta supervisor talks layoffs
Killeen resident Matthew Cantu used to have a job, but that changed for him and about 20 former Delta Air Lines employees he supervised at the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport. → Read More
‘This is a whole different scenario’
Area residents and business owners were asked for input on the direction and future of the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport at three public meetings last week. → Read More
'There's a little disconnect'
Delta Air Lines on Monday left the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport. Passenger activity is on the decline. → Read More
‘We’re in direct competition with Austin’
About 20 people attended the city of Killeen’s first of three public meetings this week to discuss the development and future of the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport. → Read More
What should goals be for Killeen airport?
What should be improved at the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport? → Read More
Killeen airport has cheaper fares — sometimes
Not all airfares at the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport cost more than flying out of the Austin airport. In fact, when fees and driving time are factored in, some fares → Read More
Budgeting priorities on Killeen council agenda
Budget strategies to address serious financial concerns will be considered by the Killeen City Council at a workshop Tuesday. → Read More
Killeen airport 180? As Delta exits, new company could be hired to help
Delta Air Lines at the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport has a one-way ticket out of town Jan. 15, and as its departure date looms, the city of Killeen is left → Read More
Killeen audit train chugs into new year
After a public accounting firm in September told Killeen city leaders municipal finances had been damaged by years of poor decision-making, changes are coming in the way public money is → Read More
Top 10 online local stories of 2017
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Killeen's fiscal policies could change Tuesday
The Killeen City Council on Tuesday will vote on the rules that govern the way the city spends public money. → Read More
'We did not meet their expectations'
Delta Air Lines will cease operations effective Jan. 15 at the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport, bringing an end to nearly 12 years of service and leaving the area without direct → Read More
Go ahead and read this, ignore pillars of salt
How was taxpayer and public money spent? → Read More
New tone, new leaf for Killeen after latest audit
Killeen released the results of its first internal audit in two years this week after scrutinizing a 10-year-old city credit card program that’s never been audited. → Read More
Public money misused in Killeen — again
Killeen’s very first audit of its 10-year-old city credit card program used by senior managers and other top leaders shows inappropriate uses of public money, according to results released Tuesday. → Read More
Killeen credit card program ‘amuck,’ auditor says
Killeen City Auditor Matthew Grady previewed what to expect from his first solo audit that’s been underway for seven months. → Read More
Killeen committee denies extra pay to audit firm
Although the management audit of Killeen city finances ended at the beginning of September, the accounting firm that did the work requested nearly $18,000 more than originally agreed upon. → Read More
U.S. Marshals get involved to arrest wanted teen
A teen considered armed and dangerous by local authorities was arrested Monday in Killeen with the help of the U.S. Marshals Service. → Read More
No injuries reported in Florence fire
Black smoke spewing from a fire at 51 Farm-to-Market 970 in Florence on Saturday afternoon could be seen for miles. → Read More