Weldon Hurt News Today

ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – City leaders across Abilene came together for the annual State of the City address, the first one under Mayor Weldon Hurt’s leadership, Tuesday afternoon at the newly construction downtown hotel. Mayor Weldon Hurt’s State of the City address Mayor Hurt began his speech with gratitude towards some Abilene ISD students who […]

Tuesday's State of the City Address showed the rapid growth and prosperity that Abilene has experienced in recent years, and the future looks bright.

ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – Mayor Weldon Hurt and Taylor County Judge Phil Crowley took a positive approach at Tuesday’s annual State of the City address. Touching on completed and ongoing projects of the City and County, each laid out road maps for the future, and checked in on successes of the past. The 2024 State […]

The Gayle and Max Dillard Science and Engineering Research Center at Abilene Christian University in Texas will host the Nuclear Energy eXperimental Testing Laboratory and a first-of-a-kind advanced reactor facility.

The day began with parades that showed off patriotism and creativity

Abilenes first Black mayors will be remembered over time as one of its best mayors

Parade, sculpture unveiling thrill Brian, Laure and Maddie Lies, here to celebrate books for children

The 50,000-square-foot, $60 million expansion of the Abilene plant is aimed at the growing demand for the company’s tread rubber products.

Voters in West Texas have decisively rejected three conservative Christian candidates who campaigned on infusing religious values into local decision making. But the support the candidates received from local churches

West Texas voters rejected three conservative Christian candidates who sought to infuse religious values into local politics. The campaign support the candidates received from local churches has prompted calls for state and federal probes.