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The Abilene SCULPtour is saying ‘goodbye’ to three of the statues along Abilene’s train-track to make way for four new pieces.
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Cam Hazzard didn't set out to become a dunk contest world champion. He wanted to play Division One basketball.
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Finding prenatal care isn't always as simple as scheduling an appointment.
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The race drawing attention across Texas — and the nation — is the U.S. Senate matchup between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton.
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Since President Trump announced the Lancium Crusoe Stargate facility in early 2025, Taylor County has celebrated new revenue and jobs, but community members have also decried the spike in housing costs, traffic, and other impacts.
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At the end of July Abilene Police arrested two suspects in connection with the death of a female who died of an apparent fentanyl overdose.
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Music, food and laughter filled Potosi Live last weekend at the Robert Ybarra Rebel Fest, created to honor Ybarra who was 19 when he died in a car crash in 2021.
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When students return to their classrooms each year, the yellow lights begin blinking on top of school zone signs to alert drivers that they need to slow down when the kids are coming and going. But not every driver gets right back into the habit of slowing down and being extra careful around schools.
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Every Tuesday afternoon at 1:30, local seniors gather at Majestic Coffee for karaoke, giving them a chance to sing, socialize and spend time together.