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KPD investigation of fatal accident continues
The Killeen Police Department confirmed Thursday it has communicated with the Bell County District Attorney’s Office regarding the fatal accident on Trimmier Road more than three weeks ago, but the investigation remains ongoing. → Read More
Texas appeals court refuses to rehear former Killeen finance director’s lawsuit
The Texas Third District Court of Appeals overruled former Killeen finance director Barbara Gonzales’ motion to rehear her case against the city. → Read More
ALDI offers sneak peak today
Killeen’s first ALDI Grocery Store will open Thursday, but residents are invited to stop by for a sneak peek today from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. → Read More
Killeen searches for new transportation director
Killeen continues its search for a new transportation two months after the former director retired. → Read More
Army releases information about veteran killed in Colorado clinic shooting
The Army on Monday released the service history of a former Fort Hood soldier who died in a shooting incident at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado last week. → Read More
I-35 closed near Salado
Lanes are closed on northbound and southbound Interstate 35 near Salado due to an accident involving an 18-wheeler, according to the Texas Department of Transportation. → Read More
Businesses launching Cyber Monday deals on Sunday
Black Friday has come and gone, but shoppers who missed out can still go online to find a good deal. → Read More
Families, friends and volunteers honor veterans at wreath laying
After country musician Jackie Cox finished singing “Thank You’s Not Enough,” about 2,500 Central Texans did their best Saturday morning to show gratitude to those who lost their lives fighting for freedom by laying wreaths at the veterans cemetery south of Killeen. → Read More
Killeen tree lighting set for Saturday
Killeen will mark the start of the holiday season Saturday with a night of free, family fun at its annual tree-lighting event at the Killeen Community Center. → Read More
Blackstone, Segarra throw hats in the ring to be next Killeen mayor
Let the campaign begin. → Read More
10-year-old autistic boy’s birthday dreams come true
Damarion Stokes, an autistic boy who turned 10 today, thought only two people would come to his birthday party Saturday because other children at school told him they did not like him. → Read More
Business owners: Racing an ongoing problem on Trimmier
A day after Killeen police revealed that witnesses described two cars “possibly racing” before a fatal accident, store owners in the area of the crash said the city needs to do something. → Read More
Families In Crisis unveils first homeless shelter in the city
Those who are homeless in Killeen will have a place to stay this winter after the city cut a ribbon for its first homeless shelter Thursday night. → Read More
Killeen council discusses possible security upgrades to buildings
Security upgrades could be coming to some Killeen government buildings, but Councilwoman Elizabeth Blackstone questioned Tuesday night whether upgrades are even necessary. → Read More
Residents offer input on future of Killeen parks
About 60 Killeen residents turned out Monday night to offer their input on the future of city parks. → Read More
Police identify deceased in Trimmier car wreck
Killeen police released the names Monday of two people killed in a two-car crash last Friday. → Read More
Killeen to apply for grant to renovate Army airfield
With Fort Hood’s support, the Killeen City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday evening to have city staff apply for a $4.5 million grant that would fund renovation of the U.S. Army radar approach control facility at Robert Gray Army Airfield. → Read More
Gatesville officers growing beards for charity
GATESVILLE — The Gatesville Police Department has raised more than $1,000 since the beginning of the month after 12 officers gave up shaving to benefit local food banks. → Read More
Gatesville police officers growing beards for a good cause
GATESVILLE – The Gatesville Police Department has raised more than $1,000 since the beginning of the month after 12 officers gave up shaving to benefit local food banks. → Read More