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Officers Remember Those Fallen in Line of Duty
Area law enforcement held a solemn memorial ceremony in Hardin-Simmons University's Logston Chapel Wednesday.
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Lawmakers Want Answers on West Explosion
A dozen officials from six different state agencies came before the House Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee on Wednesday to reflect on what worked and what...
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Brownwood Lake Patrol to Offer Boat Safety Equipment Check Saturday
Boat owners are invited to take part in a boat safety check at the Lake Patrol Office at the Lake Brownwood Dam from 8:00 a.m....
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United Way of Abilene Announces New President/CEO
Geoff Haney, Board Chair for the United Way of Abilene, announced that Dr. Cathy Ashby will be the new President/CEO of the United Way of...
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Senate Votes to Let Students Keep Guns in Cars on Campus
The Texas Senate on Tuesday passed a bill that would allow students with concealed handgun licenses to keep firearms locked inside their cars on college...
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APD: Suspect Caught Red-Handed . . . Literally
Police catch a suspect after he punches his way into a local business.
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Boston PD: Three Suspects Arrested in Connection with Boston Bombings
According to the Boston Police Department, three additional suspects have been arrested in connection with the Boston Marathon Bombings.
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Taylor County Early Voting Totals to Date
Early voting in Taylor County for both the City of Abilene General Election and the Wylie ISD Trustee Election began Monday, April 29 and runs...
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Reminder: Law Enforcement of the Big Country Memorial Service Wednesday
The law enforcement community of the Big Country will come together on Wednesday, May 1 to honor those who have fallen in the line of...
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Reminder: Abilene Interfaith Council to Lead Prayer Service Thursday
The Abilene Interfaith Council will be hosting a prayer service for the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 2.
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Standardized Test Proposal for Texas Colleges Stalls
A proposal requiring Texas public universities to administer a standardized test, one that has been the subject of significant national debate, appears to be stalled,...
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Webcast: Increased Clouds Wednesday, Colder Weather Ahead
Increased clouds Wednesday as a cold front approaches, preparing us for the possibility of storms and some cold weather ahead for Thursday.
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KRBC AM Forecast: Wednesday, May 1st
Another comfortable start out there today, but some big changes on the way. We will watch increasing clouds throughout the day today as a cold...
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KRBC PM Forecast: Tuesday, April 30, 2013
A warm day Thursday followed by drastically cold weather Wednesday night...
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Wylie Tennis Makes History With 5 Gold Medals
The Wylie Bulldogs made history in College Station on Tuesday. The Bulldogs walked away from the State Tennis Tournament with 5 gold medals.
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Cooper Preparing for High Expectations
At the end of last season the cooper cougars had plenty of momentum down the stretch - now they're back on the field and trying...
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David Robinett Talks To Todd Moebes About The Spring Football
David Robinett talks to Cooper head coach Todd Moebes about the start of Spring football for the Cougars.
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Texas House Votes to Reduce State Exams in Lower Grades
A measure taking aim at the firm that develops the state's standardized tests briefly stalled legislation reducing high-stakes exams for elementary and middle school students...
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Aaron Watson Performs Tuesday at Fundraiser Helping Kids Suffering from Cancer
Country Singer Aaron Watson will be performing at the Rex Fleming Touching Lives Foundation fundraiser at the Chick-fil-a in off Highway 351 in Abilene Tuesday...
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Charter Bill Brings New Players to Education Policy
As lawmakers work on charter school legislation, lobbyists better known for their work in other areas have been showing up regularly at education committee hearings.
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