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  • 12 killed on post

    Temple Daily Telegram – Tue Nov 10, 1:18 am ET  

    Monica Cain tries to reach her husband, Darren Cain, outside the Visitor Center at Fort Hood after a U.S. soldier opened fire on fellow soldiers in the Soldier Readiness Facility. Full Story »

  • Want more on Fort Hood?

    Temple Daily Telegram – Tue Nov 10, 1:18 am ET  

    For more details on the events of Fort Hood, or information on how you can help, please see the print version of the Temple Daily Telegram. Full Story »

  • Vigil at Fort Hood

    Temple Daily Telegram – Tue Nov 10, 1:18 am ET  

    Sylvie Keller holds daughter, Amber, during the candle lit vigil at Fort Hood on Friday. Full Story »

  • Fort Hood: Justice of the peace, soldier recount the horrific day

    Temple Daily Telegram – Tue Nov 10, 1:18 am ET  

    FORT HOOD - The justice of the peace who officially pronounced death on 12 soldiers and one civilian killed during a shooting spree Thursday at the Soldier Readiness Processing Center described the scene in one word: Carnage. Full Story »

  • Fort Hood: Shooting was a 'kick in the gut'

    Temple Daily Telegram – Tue Nov 10, 1:18 am ET  

    Secretary of the Army John McHugh and Army Chief of Staff Gen. George Casey, center, talk to media on Friday at Fort Hood. Full Story »

KCEN-DT Temple

  • BREAKING NEWS…

    KCEN-DT Temple – Thu Nov 5, 3:04 pm ET  

    KCEN has received unconfirmed reports of multiple shootings at Fort Hood. There have been two unconfirmed reports of approximately 10-15 victims. Reports say the victime has not been caught, and is near the PX. Fort Hood is on complete lock-down. Police are responding now. We will update you as soon as we have more information. Full Story »

  • Mart Under Boil Order

    KCEN-DT Temple – Thu Nov 5, 8:34 am ET  

    Officials in the town of Mart are asking residents to boil their water before they drink it or cook with it. The announcement was made late Wednesday evening. They say they issued the boil water notice because of some technical issues with the city’s water supply. Officials say the notice will remain in effect until further notice. Full Story »

  • Gas Explosion Rocks Panhandle

    KCEN-DT Temple – Thu Nov 5, 8:19 am ET  

    A massive pipeline explosion sent three people to the hospital with burns. It happened in the town of Bushland, just west of Amarillo around 1 am Thursday. Residents were evacuated from their homes, but have now been allowed to return after the gas lines were shut off. The fire from the blast was finally contained around 5:30 am. The [...] Full Story »

  • Breast Cancer Fundraiser Scam

    KCEN-DT Temple – Wed Nov 4, 7:04 pm ET  

    A local woman is accused of claiming to have breast cancer and using money from a community fundraiser to try to buy breast implants. A fundraiser in Waco raised 10,000 to help Trista Lathern back in August. A plastic surgeon notified investigators that she was trying to undergo breast augmentation. After obtaining her medical records, [...] Full Story »

  • Injunction Placed on Former Bryan Planned Parenthood Director

    KCEN-DT Temple – Wed Nov 4, 4:34 pm ET  

    A temporary injunction has barred an ex-director of a Planned Parenthood clinic in Bryan from teaming with an anti-abortion group to release her work records. Attorneys for Planned Parenthood says Abby Johnson was seen copying confidential personnel files before she resigned last month. The director of the anti-abortion group Brazos Valley Coalition for Life says [...] Full Story »

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The Bryan-College Station Eagle

  • A&M unified in celebration

    The Bryan-College Station Eagle – Tue Nov 10, 7:30 am ET  

    Germans rejoiced on the 20-year anniversary of the Berlin Wall's collapse Monday, while College Station saluted the then-leader of the free world, President George H. W. Bush. Bush, whose presidential library is at Texas A&M where he often spends ... Full Story »

  • Rice hails Berlin Wall's fall as one of history's surprises

    The Bryan-College Station Eagle – Tue Nov 10, 7:30 am ET  

    Today's headlines and history's judgments rarely are the same, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said to a standing room-only crowd on the Texas A&M campus Monday evening.That's what she told herself when things got tough in the White Ho ... Full Story »

  • Edwards bucked pressure on vote

    The Bryan-College Station Eagle – Tue Nov 10, 7:30 am ET  

    As U.S. Rep Chet Edwards mulled his vote on a comprehensive health care reform bill last week, the pressure on him was mounting from both sides of the issue. Opponents who voiced their opposition to the bill at various town hall meetings and protests ... Full Story »

  • Council tackles proposed center

    The Bryan-College Station Eagle – Tue Nov 10, 7:29 am ET  

    A $48 million convention center could be open for business by late 2015, according to College Station city officials.There's still much to complete though, including educating the public about the project and having conversations with potential stake ... Full Story »

  • School renamed for Travis B. Bryan Jr.

    The Bryan-College Station Eagle – Tue Nov 10, 7:29 am ET  

    Bryan Trustee Merrill Green doesn't typically let his emotions get the best of him, especially at school board meetings. But the former school board president and Bryan High School football coach made an exception Monday when a proclamation renaming ... Full Story »

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The Cameron Herald

  • Cameron man killed in Fort Hood shooting

    The Cameron Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:48 pm ET  

    A Cameron man was among the 13 fatalities from yesterday's shooting at Fort Hood. Mike Cahill, who worked as a physician's assistant for Dr. Sid Richardson from 1997 until 2000, and who stilled lived in Cameron, was killed during the Thursday afternoon incident. Full Story »

  • Advisory panels gets ALCOA plant update

    The Cameron Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:48 pm ET  

    The annual report on emissions and the periodic update on aluminum production were discussed when the Community Advisory Panel to Alcoa (Rockdale Operations)—CAPARO— met in Taylor in October. Full Story »

  • City one step closer to forming sub-regional planning commission

    The Cameron Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:48 pm ET  

    The Cameron City Council heard the first reading of an ordinance that will create the Little River Basin Sub-Regional Planning Commission at its meeting Monday night. Full Story »

  • A record year for Warehouse of Horrors

    The Cameron Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:48 pm ET  

    The Milam County Crimestoppers had a record turnout at the 11th annual fundraiser “First Street Warehouse of Horrors” over the weekend. On Oct. 30, 635 visitors braved the frights followed by 816 people on Halloween night for a total of 1,451. Full Story »

  • Umpire “Scooby” Tindle remembered

    The Cameron Herald – Fri Nov 6, 1:47 pm ET  

    This summer, for the first time in nearly two decades, the Cameron little league baseball and softball teams will take the field without an old friend behind the plate. Full Story »

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Dallas Morning News

  • Garland veteran wants Vietnam-era 'Project 100,000' enlisting experiment remembered, not repeated

    Dallas Morning News – Tue Nov 10, 12:57 am ET  

    In the 35 years since Jewell Harris was drafted and served in Vietnam, he's been haunted by the notion that Uncle Sam hadn't played straight with him. He was among more than 350,000 men drafted despite failing the military's physical or mental requirements - a plan called Project 100,000. Full Story »

  • Justice Revival starting tonight aims to unite Dallas-area churches, community

    Dallas Morning News – Tue Nov 10, 12:46 am ET  

    LARA SOLT/DMN The Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III of Friendship-West Baptist Church joined other clergy leaders when the event was announced last month.The Justice Revival that begins tonight in Dallas might be thought of as a thousand points of light shining in the same direction. That's the hope anyway as large numbers of Christians gather across the usual dividing lines of race, denomination ... Full Story »

  • U.S. knew of Fort Hood shooting suspect's ties to extremist

    Dallas Morning News – Tue Nov 10, 12:39 am ET  

    SONYA N. HEBERT/DMN Tenant Cynthia Woods views a memorial in the courtyard of the Casa del Norte apartments in Killeen, where Hasan lived.Investigators say Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's repeated e-mails to an extremist Muslim cleric were deemed harmless. | Full Story »

  • Wylie police: Despite pleas, teens killed with kicks, hammer blows

    Dallas Morning News – Tue Nov 10, 12:22 am ET  

    STEWART F. HOUSE/Special Contributor August Walters looks at the spot where police say five teens kicked and beat his best friend to death Saturday night.The gang of mostly 16-year-olds kept hitting and kicking the man even while they were begged to stop by a 15-year-old boy who'd been friends with one of them, according to court documents. Full Story »

  • Texas releases list of H1N1 flu vaccine requests, shipments

    Dallas Morning News – Tue Nov 10, 12:22 am ET  

    Responding to an open records request by The Dallas Morning News , the Texas health department on Monday released a list of every medical provider in the state that requested the H1N1 flu vaccine and a list of all shipments ordered as of Thursday. Full Story »

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