Killeen Daily Herald

Jasmine Dill scored 13 points and freshman Teara Roberson added 10 as the Shoemaker Lady Wolves defeated Kerrville Tivy 50-39 in their season opener Monday. Full Story »

Mary Hardin-Baylor coach Pete Fredenburg was back in the office Monday, getting back into his work routine after not just missing a few days last week, but the Crusaders' game Saturday as well. Full Story »

For the last nine seasons, nothing seemed to go right for Lampasas. From 2003-05 the Badgers started at least 5-0 only to lose four or more games in district play and finish well out of the playoff race. Full Story »

Q: What was the offseason like? A: Long and a lot of work. Coach had us doing a lot to get in shape and ready for the season. It was hard but it felt good. Full Story »

COPPERAS COVE – The official roster will say Copperas Cove enters the season with a new coach, but for Billy White Jr. and his Bulldawgs, it's almost like a reunion. Full Story »

GATESVILLE – As doses of H1N1 vaccine begin to arrive in the county, swine flu continues to be prevalent in the state, as well as the nation, so Coryell County officials are keeping a close eye on the national pandemic. Full Story »

The 1st Cavalry Division wants the public's help to welcome its soldiers back to Fort Hood from Iraq. More than 200 from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team are set to arrive about 7:30 p.m. today. Full Story »

BELTON – The Texas Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting at the Frank W. Mayborn Civic and Convention Center in Temple at 6:30 p.m. Thursday to discuss the expansion of Interstate 35 in Bell County. Full Story »

Because of the events that occured at Fort Hood, we are experiencing an extremely high volume of traffic. Unfortunately this is putting a large strain on our server, and you may experience intermittent outages. Full Story »

BELTON – A Temple man was sentenced Monday to 20 years in prison for the manufacture and delivery of cocaine, more than 1 gram but less than 4, and failing to appear in court. Full Story »

The Association of the United States Army of Central Texas-Fort Hood Chapter already received pledges of more than $80,000 to support the victims and their families of the Fort Hood shooting. Many other organizations are also collecting money. Full Story »

LAMPASAS – Solar panels, sidewalks and energy efficient lighting are all on the table as possible projects for the city of Lampasas thanks to potential funds from state grants and programs. Full Story »

FORT HOOD – After the initial confusion of Thursday's mass shooting, even the youngest Fort Hood residents offered support to their community. Full Story »

Killeen police have identified the woman killed in a hit-and-run incident Saturday. Johnnie Ward, 63, of Killeen, died after being struck by a gray van, a Killeen Police Department news release stated. Full Story »

As the shock of Thursday's mass shooting at Fort Hood wears off, the feelings of solidarity between Fort Hood and Central Texas continue to strengthen. Full Story »

In 2001, four friends, out of college and unsure about their career paths, hopped in a beat-up, green RV and took a nearly four-month trip around the country to discover their passions in life. Full Story »

FORT HOOD – Updates to the investigation surrounding Thursday's shooting were scarce Monday as the post prepared for today's memorial ceremony to honor the 13 killed. Full Story »

LAMPASAS – A spike in Lampasas County's prisoner population raised again the question of the county's need for more jail space Monday morning. Full Story »

FORT HOOD – Some think of soldiers as "one size fits all," the post's commander said Monday. It is his job today to show the world that the 13 people who lost their lives last week were human beings. Full Story »

After last week's debate and eventual consensus on three concepts for the First Baptist Church redevelopment project, Killeen City Council members will again visit the topic during tonight's workshop. Full Story »

HARKER HEIGHTS – The city and its Veterans Council will still conduct its Veterans Day ceremony at 6:30 p.m. today, despite the Fort Hood shooting and President Barack Obama's visit to post earlier in the day. Full Story »

Retired Col. John P. Galligan, a Belton-based attorney, will defend the Army psychiatrist suspected of killing 13 and injuring 38 in a mass shooting Thursday at Fort Hood. Full Story »

FORT HOOD – Lt. Gen. Robert Cone took command of III Corps and Fort Hood in late September. Less than two months later, in the midst of preparing the corps headquarters for a deployment to Iraq, he was met with one of the biggest acts of violence on a U.S. military installation in American history. Full Story »

Dominique Harris scored two touchdowns Tuesday to help the Nolan 7A Mustangs defeat the Manor Rams 38-14 at Manor. Harris plowed into the end zone for the first score of the game after Brett Williams hauled in a pass from Keondre Parker-Sheppard. Full Story »

Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center and its primary care clinics will modify operating hours Tuesday, Nov. 10, to allow staff and employees to participate in the Fort Hood Memorial Service for victims of the shooting last week. Full Story »