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than a dozen boy scouts who sprang into action when an amtrak train plowed into a dump truck on monday. >> i carried a couple kids in my arms. >> unbreakable and brilliant. ♪ ♪ ["never gonna give you up"] ♪ ♪ >> there you go. thats myrtle beach. we pledged to bring you the sunrise and water at some point every hour, and i think we have almost done it. i believe the sun will come up, judging by looking at the galaxy now. we are going to be seeing it shortly. and they are going t...

As a total solar eclipse continues to get closer by the day, the opportunities for the city and local businesses to prepare decrease as well.

COPPERAS COVE — The cities of Killeen, Copperas Cove and Harker Heights are all in the path of totality for the upcoming total eclipse of the sun, April 8, 2024.

Avid basketball player Josiah Spady, 9, of Copperas Cove took the ‘first shot’ Monday on the renovated courts at Copperas Cove City Park during the opening of the area to

ROBERT HARDMAN: The late Queen, accompanied by most of the Royal Family, left the Royal Yacht Britannia for the last time in 1997, closing a remarkable chapter in our maritime history.

Central Texas is in the direct line of sight to best watch the eclipse and these cities have been preparing for years.

Due to increased demand, pharmacies are limiting the sale of children's fever and pain medications. Walgreens said by statement, "Retailers nationwide are experiencing supplier fulfillment challenges due to increased demand of over-the-counter pediatric fever-reducing products.

Copperas Cove residents speak on cemetery upkeep and last updated 2021-07-09 19:47:31-04 Most of us have lost people we love and some of them are buried in local cemeteries that are poorly maintained. The upkeep at the cemetery in Copperas Cove is getting worse overtime and it hasn’t gone unnoticed be the residents who have family there. In the past the Copperas Cove cemetery has been well maintained but that hasn’t been the case lately. ”It’s just the weeds and it almost co...

COPPERAS COVE — City officials and volunteers gathered Tuesday to celebrate completion of the $149,897 shade canopy project that installed weather protective coverings at five different locations, including the small and large playgrounds at Copperas Cove City Park. City Manager Ryan Haverlah and City Council Member Fred Chavez joined Parks and Recreation Director Jeff Stoddard and members of the city’s Quality of Life Advisory Board to unveil the new coverings, designed to provide pr...

Print To the editor: When it comes to the reliability of our states’ respective power grids, it does not help much for Californians to throw dirt clods at Texans or for Texans to throw snowballs at Californians. (“Texas blackouts show the power grid isn’t ready for climate change,” Feb. 16) Both states are victims of a national energy policy that has relied heavily on petroleum products for decades and has effectively helped to increase carbon dioxide in our atmosphere to levels not see...