Adriana Alexander

3 weeks ago | kcentv.com | Adriana Alexander

KILLEEN, Texas — A local nonprofit school that has served students with special needs for three decades is preparing for a future that could bring much-needed financial relief—thanks to a new law passed by Texas lawmakers earlier this year. Oak Creek Academy, a private school in Killeen that specializes in educating students with disabilities, may soon receive financial support through school vouchers following the passage of Senate Bill 2 in April.

3 weeks ago | cbs19.tv | Adriana Alexander

KILLEEN, Texas — A local nonprofit school that has served students with special needs for three decades is preparing for a future that could bring much-needed financial relief—thanks to a new law passed by Texas lawmakers earlier this year. Oak Creek Academy, a private school in Killeen that specializes in educating students with disabilities, may soon receive financial support through school vouchers following the passage of Senate Bill 2 in April.

3 weeks ago | cbs19.tv | Adriana Alexander

COMANCHE, Texas — A Comanche couple is recovering from both physical injuries and emotional devastation after a swarm of aggressive bees killed three of their horses in a rare and tragic attack Friday morning. On May 9, Baillie Hillman and James Ramirez said the day began like any other. Ramirez let their horses graze near the front of their property while Hillman worked from home. But by mid-morning, the calm was shattered.

3 weeks ago | kcentv.com | Adriana Alexander

COMANCHE, Texas — A Comanche couple is recovering from both physical injuries and emotional devastation after a swarm of aggressive bees killed three of their horses in a rare and tragic attack Friday morning. On May 9, Baillie Hillman and James Ramirez said the day began like any other. Ramirez let their horses graze near the front of their property while Hillman worked from home. But by mid-morning, the calm was shattered.

3 weeks ago | kcentv.com | Adriana Alexander

TEXAS, USA — While some lakes in Central Texas are brimming thanks to recent rainfall, others are already facing dangerously low levels as the region enters what could become another challenging drought season. Gregory Waller, a service coordination hydrologist with the National Weather Service’s West Gulf River Forecast Center, said the current conditions across the area vary widely. “It’s a gradient,” Waller said. “You get a little bit north and they’re not in bad shape.