Kevin Limiti is a writer for the Killeen Daily Herald and Temple Daily Telegram. With a focus on local news, Kevin covers a range of topics including city politics, community events, and public safety. His articles provide readers with timely and informative updates on issues that impact the Killeen community.
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Kevin Limiti's reporting predominantly covers local government and politics, with a focus on Killeen City Council activities, law enforcement matters, veterans' affairs, and homelessness. His articles often include firsthand accounts or visual content such as videos and photo essays.
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The Killeen City Council voted 5-0 to raise City Manager Kent Cagle's pay after an executive session during Tuesday's City Council meeting.
By: Kevin Limiti
The city of Killeen has now used up all of its American Rescue Plan Act funds — federal money doled out by the U.S. government in the wake of coronavirus
The Killeen Housing Authority Board of Commissioners voted Thursday to approve a clean up day for the Moss Rose Community Center and apartment complex, which KHA board Chairman Bruce Whiteside
By: Kevin Limiti
Killeen city officials took a victory lap along with members of the Texas veterans cemetery program for achieving a 99.11% customer satisfaction rating for the Central Texas State Veterans Cemetery,
The Killeen Police Department has 10 new officers after a graduation ceremony Friday where the class president talked about how the cadets relied on each other to become police officers.
When it comes to criticizing the city of Killeen’s government, other than the mayor and City Council, no one gets it quite as hard as City Manager Kent Cagle.
The city of Harker Heights has begun the process of assessing the condition of its streets after the City Council passed an ordinance last month to hire a contractor to
By: Kevin Limiti
Four Killeen City Council members attended the National League of Cities Summit in Tampa Bay, Florida, from Nov. 13 to Nov. 16, which Councilman Riakos Adams said this week was
By: Kevin Limiti
Finished houses were lined up on streets with signs saying “Available” right across the street from houses that were mere skeletons of wood structure at the development of Turnbo Ranch
By: Kevin Limiti
It has been roughly four months since the ransomware attack on the city of Killeen, and we still don't know the full answers to everything about it — and probably never will.
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