Good morning, Temple.

Call Her Mommy is a new central Texas nonprofit that connects locals needing financial help, resource guidance, or volunteer support to community aid + offers a family-style approach to service.

It aims to ease everyday challenges by building a stronger local network.

Tablerock's annual Fright Trail brings a mile-and-a-half of family-friendly Halloween fun featuring spooky scenes and larger-than-life creatures next weekend in Salado.

Ferguson Park (a fixture on Temple’s East Side) was rededicated Saturday morning in a ceremony that honored its renewed role as a welcoming community space.

A Temple man is offering a reward for tips on the return of an antique barber chair that he believes was stolen from his southeast property.

The Railroad and Heritage Museum in Temple hosted 'Magic and Mischief' on Saturday where visitors enjoyed interactive displays inspired by the Harry Potter series (appealing to fans of all ages).

Central Texas College’s HVAC program has seen record enrollments (growing from about 15 to over 150 students per term) after changes to its instruction.

The increase shows that many local students now choose the updated program.

Northbound traffic on I-35 was diverted to the access road (south of South Loop 363) in Temple at 2 p.m. Sunday.

A Temple dermatologist explained that a pink bump, a scar-like patch, or a bleeding blemish may be signs of basal cell carcinoma — a type of skin cancer — and urged residents to seek medical evaluation for early detection.