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Lacresha Murray says she and the man took turns racing past each other after she finally stopped to confront the man. She says an argument started and the man pulled out a gun as she turned around to run back to her truck. She said the man didn't identify himself as an officer until after pulling his gun, and that he fired several shots as she ran away. Police arrived in the 1500 Block of Robertson Avenue around 12:43 PM Sunday after receiving multiple calls from neighbors who heard the shooting. Murray was taken to Scott & White Medical Center in Temple, where she was treated for non-life...

Killeen City Council narrowly OKs Danielle Singh as new assistant city manager By a narrow 4-3 vote, the Killeen City Council voted Tuesday to approve Executive Director of Public Works Danielle Singh as the new assistant city manager. Voting in favor of Singh’s appointment were Councilmembers Terry Clark, Steve Harris Debbie Nash-King and Ken Wilkerson. Councilwoman Melissa Brown, Councilman Rick Williams and Councilwoman Shirley Fleming voted against the motion. Singh will be filling the position that has been vacant since David Ellison retired in late October 2020. Brown said it is no...

Details of New Animal Center for Copperas Cove Released The Copperas Cove City Council recently met to discuss development of a new animal shelter that will house more animals than the previous site. According to a report from Thaddeus Imerman with the Killeen Daily Herald, a newly proposed $5 million animal center for Copperas Cove is being discussed by the Copperas Cove City Council. Get our free mobile app The new animal shelter would increase capacity to 66 dogs and 40 cats, while the current shelter at 1601 N. First St. in Copperas Cove only has space for 46 dogs and 12 cats. Currently...

Some Copperas Cove residents jumped in a cold pool for the 21st consecutive year — as is tradition for the annual Polar Bear Plunge — in foggy weather Saturday morning. Around 30 to 40 different people surrounded the South Park Pool in Copperas Cove on Saturday around 9 a.m. before all jumping in the cold water at the same time. The temperature outside was about 50 degrees. The tradition is 21 years in the making, and one of the people that helped start it all and has participated in every plunge since, was there to talk about the plunge once again. Adam Redmond is a Copperas Cove r...

Copperas Cove ISD parents sent their children back to school in the new year with one less thing to worry about: paying for breakfast and lunch. The Copperas Cove ISD Child Nutrition Department extended its free meal program through the end of the 2020-2021 school year. CCISD was granted a temporary waiver from the United States Department of Agriculture that allowed the extension of the district’s summer feeding program, where meals are offered free to children ages 18 and younger, through December 31, 2020. CCISD Child Nutrition Director Melissa Bryan said she was convinced that USDA w...