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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The beloved Hallmark Restaurant off Interstate 14 in Killeen is closed, at least for now, after a fire on April 22.
6 News sat down with two of the four candidates for mayor to hear their priorities for the city.
By: Baylee Bates
If passed, the estimated impact would be $27.81 per month for a home valued at $200,000. The district said school taxes would still be less than in Jan. 2023.
NORML leader described potential marijuana reclassification as symbolic, while some lawmakers are sharing their disappointment about the matter.
The Emergency Management Coordinator for the City of Waco and McLennan County said the river did enter the first flood stage, but data shows it's now lowering.
A Mound resident said this is the third flood he has seen in the last 40 years. He said water moved in a lot quicker, but not as high as it did in the early 90s.
By: Baylee Bates
Central Texans have created a Facebook group to help livestock owners search for cattle and other animals that were washed away in floodwaters.
By: Baylee Bates
The Stillhouse Hollow Lake Manager said there are larger debris fields in two coves on the south side. He also said there have been cattle found, dead and alive.
The rain activates the dormant eggs and those begin to hatch out to create an explosion in the mosquito population, according to CEO of the The Bug Master.
The emerald ash borer is considered to be one of the most invasive pests in the country. Experts believe human activity brought it to Central Texas.
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