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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By: Baylee Bates
Battalion Chief Flip Bannister is also a technical search specialist with Texas A&M Task Force 1. He and others are deployed to help with Hurricane Helene response.
By: Baylee Bates
The family stressed how they don't live in an evacuation zone. Even so, they made sure they had the necessary supplies to stay safe during the Category 3 storm.
By: Baylee Bates, Matthew Gromala
While the concept of what is permitted under the Castle Doctrine is simple, the details about when certain types of force is allowed isn't as straightforward.
By: Baylee Bates
Mary Billeck reported to 6 News in September that she was experiencing flooding after water was reportedly diverted nearby. The City says that work was unpermitted.
By: Baylee Bates
Belton businesses are hoping to benefit from the city expanding its alcohol sales, whether it be a change in business model, feeling relief or overall growth.
By: Baylee Bates
Bell County Motoworks is reportedly out a $23,000 motorcycle after a man purchased it with a fraudulent cashier's check.
The agenda item comes as the meetings have had what is described as "disruptions" and "indecorum" from some attendees.
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.
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