Jacob Brooks is a Military Editor at various outlets including Temple Daily Telegram and WTRF 7News. He covers a diverse range of topics such as regional interest, world news, education, agriculture, and family dynamics, often highlighting the intersection of these themes. Jacob has been featured in multiple platforms including NBC4 and WKBN-TV, showcasing his versatility in journalism.
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Jacob Brooks focuses on local news, crime, government and politics in the United States with a particular focus on Texas and Killeen. His coverage frequently includes breaking news, evolving stories, legal policy regulation as well as government announcements.
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A car involved in a chase with Killeen police hit a house on Monday.
The consistent cold might not feel the best to some, but it's great for people who can finally go ice fishing again. It's been years since Presque Isle Bay was frozen.
A very unpleasant smell has been wafting through the halls of a middle school in the Killeen Independent School District this week.
Before the first flakes fell this winter, a Millcreek Twp. supervisor warned the roads there might not be plowed. There were no mechanics to fix the snowplows.
A positive of the snow this winter is the increase in business for private snowplow drivers. Dillon Foringer is one of them.
A Killeen man was killed in a fatal stabbing near Belton Friday night, according to the Bell County Sheriff’s Office.
There are extra steps to take to stay safe in the extreme cold. Frostbite can happen in as little as 30 minutes with windchills expected to be below zero.
By: Jana Lynn Kilcreases, Jacob Brooks
After a light dusting of snowfall overnight on Monday, Killeen-area roads appeared clear of snow and ice as morning commuters drove to work — but not school — on Tuesday.
Deciding whether to cancel school in bad weather is complicated.
Thick, black plumes of smoke coming from south Killeen Wednesday morning are from a rubbish fire near near Nolan Creek, the Killeen Fire Department chief said.
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