In from Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Wes Adams is a big fan of all kinds of music, rodeos, fishing, baseball, and making new friends! Listen for chances to win concert tickets and prizes, stay up to date with local information like weather and traffic for Central Texas, and enjoy some awesome music along the way!
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Belton Budget Includes Raises for First Responders
Belton's had trouble in the past keeping firefighters and offering a competitive wage.
Waco’s Famous Suspension Bridge to Close for Repairs
The bridge is in need of new planks and cables, and the work could take as long as two years.
Niagara Bottling Wants to Hire You at Their New Temple Plant
Temple's economic growth continues as Niagara Bottling prepares to open a new facility in Temple, and yes, they're looking to hire!
Killeen City Council approves their 2020 budget by unanimous vote.
Killeen City Council approves their 2020 budget by unanimous vote.
South Texas Corn Maze Honors Military Families
The famous Graff 7A Ranch South Texas Maize returns September 21 with a design honoring military families. Military, fire, police, and EMS who want to visit should go during one of their Heroes Weekends for free admission.
Meet The Killeen Daily Herald Employee Who Stole Your Coupons
The 31-year-old decided it would be a good idea to steal tens of thousands of dollars worth of circulars and coupons from his employer (and you the subscriber).
‘Kali’s Law’ Makes This Safety Item a Requirement on All Texas Lakes
Officials are keeping a close eye on Texas lakes now that the new mandatory ignition “kill switch” requirement for boat operators took effect September 1st.
Circus Saurus Comes to Temple September 22nd and 23rd
Sunday the 22nd and Monday the 23rd the #BigTopShow will be set up at the VFW Post 1820 Grounds at 3302 Airport Road in Temple.
Train Carrying Diesel Fuel Derails in Holland, Texas
A big clean up is underway after 13 train cars toppled off the tracks this morning near Holland, Texas.
Moody Family Found Living in Intolerable Conditions
A Moody man has been found guilty of forcing his family to live in such conditions deemed "intolerable" by officials and will now serve 8 years in state prison.