Baylee Bates is a journalist based in Temple, Texas, with a focus on local news. She has written for various news outlets, including KCEN 6 News, WMAZ-TV, KAGS-TV, and KENS 5. Baylee's articles cover a range of topics, from community issues and crime reports to human interest stories and local events.
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Baylee's coverage spans a variety of local topics including crime, government & politics, real estate industry, family and relationships. She frequently includes expert commentary and reports on announcements and government statements.
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For the third annual Holland ISD pie drive, 135 pies will be needed to ensure every staff member receives one.
By: Matthew Gromala, Baylee Bates
Bell County Motoworks is one of multiple victims of a forgery incident involving fake cashier's checks where the suspect allegedly stole banking information.
A persistent drought has left ranchers scrambling to adapt with only one day of rain so far this month.
By: Baylee Bates
The Dr Pepper Museum is said to be haunted and long-time employees say they've had their fair share of bizarre encounters.
By: Baylee Bates
76 votes are needed to get the school voucher plan passed in the Texas House. Abbott said after election results, he has 79.
By: Baylee Bates
The No-New-Revenue Tax Rate will generate $1.1 million to provide a 14 percent raise for the city's police and fire personnel.
KCEN 6 News is partnering with Communities in Schools of Greater Central Texas to host a brand new shoes and socks drive from Nov. 15 to Dec. 15.
By: Baylee Bates
This is the 17th year of the annual Shoes 4 Kids drive where the organization hopes to stock up on shoes to give to students in need year-round.
By: Ethan Love, Baylee Bates
Every Monday and Wednesday, Belton ISD students assist behind the scenes at Summer Moon Coffee in Temple as part of the district's Work-Based Learning Program.
By: Baylee Bates
The award is named after Willroy Pitrucha, a detective with the Temple Police Department who retired after more than 30 years of service.
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