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As of Friday afternoon, the Texas Department of State Health Services reported a dozen cases in the state. → Read More
Voters elected McAlister by more than 61% in unofficial totals. → Read More
Sanctuary city supporters say the Supreme Court's yen to remove Roe v. Wade complements their plans; others see need to fight for abortion rights. → Read More
Inflation driving up values, but maybe not as much as other parts of Texas, appraisal chief says. → Read More
Council votes 4-3 to let residents decided the issue, prompting some to contest legality of its decision before overflow crowd Thursday. → Read More
Among the effort's expenses is $12,625 for "walkers to knock on 72,000 doors." → Read More
Residents and businesses are encouraged to "show their pride in the 325" on Friday. → Read More
Advocates for vulnerable children were honored at the 23rd Champion for Children conference at the Abilene Convention Center Wednesday. → Read More
Wellborn began his teaching career at Bonham Elementary, a school attended by both of his children. → Read More
The goal of the tax-funded program is for indigent individuals' remains to be cared for with dignity, the county's social services director said. → Read More
With no Democrat in the race, the assistant district attorney will succeed Judge Downing Bolls in January. → Read More
Cooksey, who came to Abilene to work for KRBC, says she plans to shun alarm clocks and enjoy time with family. → Read More
Sargent, who owns an auto repair business and is a volunteer chaplain assistant, wants to provide a voice for more people in the community. → Read More
In an online statement, Tye Police Chief Jay Strong announced he would leave March 4, citing lack of leadership he could trust. → Read More
Rain, sleet and snow combined with freezing temperatures have made driving difficult Thursday in Abilene and the Big Country. → Read More
The film, which deals with the murders oil-rich Native Americans in Oklahoma in the 1920s, is set to release next year. → Read More
Molly Bellah is tapped as the new executive director after working at the NCCIL for two years. → Read More
The suspension is pending further direction and research from the state and from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. → Read More
The company's expected capital investment is $2.4 billion over 20 years, creating 57 jobs in a renewable energy data center campus in Taylor County. → Read More
Williams has served longer than any other elected official in Abilene's history. → Read More