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Recent News in Temple

Dec 22nd, 2024 👍 1368 💬 169
Enhanced Safety for Temple ISD: Impact-Resistant Film Installation

Temple ISD in Texas enhances school safety by approving a $1.1 million project for impact-resistant film on all first-floor doors and windows, funded by grants without taxpayer expense.

Dec 22nd, 2024 👍 3649 💬 379
Traffic Delays on I-35 Following Collision in Temple

A recent accident on southbound Interstate 35, close to the south loop in Temple, has led to a significant backup in traffic. Motorists are advised to seek alternative routes or prepare for delays. The situation is currently being handled, but the congestion is expected to affect the area's traffic flow for some time.

Dec 22nd, 2024 👍 2184 💬 261
Investigation Underway in Temple Taser Incident Ruled as Homicide

The Texas Rangers are investigating the death of a man in Temple, who died after being hit four times by a Taser by a Temple Police Department officer. This incident has officially been ruled as a homicide, raising significant concerns and questions about the use of Tasers by law enforcement. Further details about the contributing factors or any potential charges against the officer involved have not been disclosed.

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