Good morning, Temple.

Fort Hood Morale, Welfare and Recreation welcomed soldiers, families + veterans at the Hood Howdy event Tuesday morning at The Lone Star Conference Center.

Family, friends and local officials are mourning Chief Warrant Officer 2 Deontre T.

Huey, who died along with Warrant Officer Seth L. Olmstead when an AH-64 Apache crashed during a maintenance test flight on Aug. 12 in Salado, and fundraisers have been launched to support their grieving families.

A family was displaced after a house fire Monday evening in downtown Temple, according to Temple Fire + Rescue.

Temple ISD will launch an AI pilot to support student learning and guide educators as technology evolves; the program aims to enhance classroom instruction + prepare students for future challenges.

Temple ISD Superintendent Bobby Ott is set to receive an award from the Angelo State University Alumni Association after a busy back-to-school week in Temple - details on the ceremony are expected soon.

Texas A&M University-Central Texas will hold Fall Convocation for employees on Thursday, Aug.

21 at 9 a.m.—the event will kick off the fall semester and is also available virtually.

The 36th Engineer Brigade will conduct a live-fire training exercise with a Mine Clearing Line Charge at Fort Hood on Thursday from 8 to 9:30 a.m., and the exercise will create loud noises nearby.