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"Temple, TX 2024 Tornado Recovery Needs" has already grown to over 2,500 members after being created on May 23.

Bryan/College Station is about an hour outside the eclipse’s path of totality, and while some are making the drive to experience it, there are local events to watch the 98 percent partial eclipse.

Some people living near the Brazos River in North Waco and China Spring are voicing their concerns about the City of Waco building a new waste water facility near their homes.

Paul York always dreamt of having more in his life but never thought he would earn a PHD. Decades later and he has.

Austin native Ken Roberts’ book tells the story of the cedar choppers of Central Texas, who clashed with townsfolk in the mid-20th century.

Marie Campbell makes quilts every day for patients in Baylor Scott & White Medical Center's cancer wing.

All things Central Texans need to know for Cyber Monday. Read about all the deals and the cyber safety you need for this holiday season.

Marie Campbell makes quilts every day for patients in Baylor Scott & White Medical Center's cancer wing.

As executive director of Amy’s House in Temple, a temporary home for transplant patients and their families, Phyllis Renfrow sees a constant stream of hope and inspiration. She is truly

Central Texans are spreading joy with food, thankfulness and so much this Thanksgiving.