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The Killeen Police Department annual report released earlier this week makes one thing abundantly clear: Crime is down in Killeen.

Would you be willing to die to obtain justice for someone of a different color? Many martyrs have sought justice for their people; individuals like Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther

The Fall Guy

The Bedford County School Board canceled an emergency injunction hearing Wednesday in Bedford Circuit Court related to a recent lawsuit it filed against a parent on grounds of “obscene, profane, lewd” language in interactions with schools’ personnel.

Congress agreeing to defend democracy and the free world, by supporting allies under threat, was a historic moment this week.

Cheryl and I certainly have our favorite potholes. And here they are, writes columnist Kevin Courtney.

QUINCY — Quincy will be largely unaffected by early U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulations on hazardous per- and poly-fluoroalkyl (PFAS) substances in drinking water, but a future rise in contamination

New releases

A federal civil rights lawsuit against an ex-Copperas Cove Police Department officer that had been on hold since last summer now will proceed since the officer was sentenced on a

An Oregon fruit grower and processor has crossed a “major milestone” by refinancing its debt, which is expected to end contentious litigation with its primary lender.