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After two tough seasons, Temple native Quentin Johnston is finally hitting his stride—can he keep this momentum going against the Broncos?

Picture this: your phone buzzing with unwanted texts. A new Texas law promises to change that—but it’s already facing some serious pushback.

With a surge in available homes, the competition among sellers is heating up. It's a fascinating shift in the central Texas real estate scene.

From Temple to Waco, you'll find ceremonies honoring the brave souls we lost on that fateful day, reminding us all of their enduring legacy.

Excitement is building for the Tanglefoot Music BBQ Festival! Just a heads up: road closures are coming, so plan your routes carefully, folks.

From high school standout to NFL hopeful, one Temple native is ready to showcase his skills on the big stage this season.

In a groundbreaking move, Texas takes steps to protect victims of secret recordings — a long overdue change that’s leaving many relieved.

With over a million dollars in new funding, local colleges are stepping up to meet the needs of our growing economy.

A wave of parental control is rolling into Bell County school libraries. What does that mean for the books kids can check out?

A reunion in Waco celebrates not just a band, but a whole movement that shaped the sound of country music in Oklahoma and Texas.

With the new zoning law in Texas, rural residents are weighing their concerns against the promise of growth. What does this mean for the countryside?

As loneliness creeps in for many young adults, the Temple Library is stepping up with a fun, engaging way to bring people together each month.

Cafe Soleil, a new community kitchen project by Feed My Sheep in Temple, Texas, is now open to provide donation-only meals featuring local ingredients and offer culinary job training.

Temple, Texas, secured a $110 million investment from South Korean company SeAH Superalloy Technologies for its first U.S. plant, creating 100 jobs and beginning superalloy production in Q1 2026.

Freezing Point Creamery stands out as Temple, Texas's top ice cream parlor, offering custom-made frozen treats with endless options perfect for families.

Temple's beloved Pignetti's Italian Restaurant is set to fully reopen its doors on Wednesday, July 16, 2025, after more than a year of rebuilding from devastating tornado and water damage.

Temple's history with trains is well documented, and this classic video from the 1950s is a great reminder.

Camp Dreamcatcher, supports patients of Temple's McLane Children's Medical Center, provides a free, medically-supported summer camp experience for children with cancer and other severe illnesses.

While hydration is vital, this article reveals that seeking shade is the single most important action for staying safe during the brutal Texas summer.

Sometimes rehabs can be a better purchase in Central Texas than new builds, but you still have to deal with their creepy history and maybe even ghosts.