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6 days ago | 
ktxs.com | Caitlin Leggett
Concerned community members have taken it upon themselves to check on the fish, with some even buying food to feed them. (KTXS/Caitlin Leggett)
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1 week ago | 
ktxs.com | Caitlin Leggett
ABILENE, Texas — Region 14 Head Start welcomed families to the Abilene Zoo for a Family Day event aimed at celebrating early childhood development and the partnerships that make it possible. The event brought together families from across West Texas who are part of the Head Start program, giving children the chance to enjoy a day of fun and learning with animals while caregivers connected with staff and educators. “Head Start is a fantastic program.
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1 week ago | 
ktxs.com | Caitlin Leggett
The Big Idaho Potato Truck will be making a pit stop at the Abilene Convention Center on Wednesday, April 17th as a part of their national tour. Accompanied by the "Tater Team," the truck features a 4-ton spud mounted to a semi trailer. The Idaho Potato Commission came up with the idea of replicating a giant Idaho potato to raise awareness about the importance of the potato industry and to support charities world wide.
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1 week ago | 
ktxs.com | Caitlin Leggett
Abilene Police identified 37-year-old Timothy Delgado as the man killed in Tuesday’s fatal train accident. Delgado’s home address is listed in Levelland, Texas. His family has been notified. RELATED | Developing: Man killed by train at Abilene intersectionPolice said, just after 1:00 PM, Delgado was walking on the train tracks wearing headphones at the time of the incident. He was near South First St. and Shelton St. in Abilene walking westbound when the train hit him from behind.
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
scalawagmagazine.org | Caitlin Leggett
The idea of merging a concert with voter registration efforts might seem overly ambitious, but the nonprofit Common Cause North Carolina managed to bring together the voices of some of our time's most influential artists—Tierra Whack, Janelle Monáe, Lute, Moses Sumney, and more—to inspire civic engagement and voter participation at Carolina Daze Music Festival.
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Jun 28, 2024 | 
wunc.org | Caitlin Leggett
June is Men’s Mental Health Month, a crucial time dedicated to raising awareness and addressing the unique mental health challenges that men face. Mental health is a critical aspect of overall well-being—however, cultural, social, and economic factors contribute to the stigma surrounding mental health in the Black community. For Black men, the intersection of race, gender, and mental health presents unique challenges that are often overlooked.
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Apr 14, 2024 | 
nbcwashington.com | Briana Trujillo |Caitlin Leggett
ShutterstockFour men were shot Sunday night in Capitol Heights, Maryland, authorities said. The shooting happened at around 8:20 p.m. in the 1200 Block of Booker Terrace, according to the Prince George's County division of Maryland-National Capital Park Police. All victims were taken to the hospital. Authorities did not elaborate on their conditions. Information on a suspect or the motive for the gunfire was not immediately provided. This is a developing story. Refresh for updates.
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Mar 29, 2024 | 
wunc.org | Caitlin Leggett
The Dreamville Festival dates of April 6 and 7 are fast approaching, and the Carolinas are abuzz with anticipation. The pre-event activities have ignited a fervor among enthusiasts, with organizers promising an unforgettable experience filled with music, culture, and community spirit. From teaser events to engaging social media campaigns, organizers want to build momentum and ignite curiosity.
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Jan 11, 2024 | 
nbcwashington.com | Caitlin Leggett |Adam Tuss
If you ride Metrorail, heads up for track work and other projects planned over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend. Here's what to know about travel changes for Friday, Jan. 12 through Monday, Jan. 15. The big headlines on Blue, Orange, Red and Silver line closures: The Rosslyn and Court House Stations are closed. Buses will replace trains between Foggy Bottom-GWU and Arlington Cemetery on the Blue Line.
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Nov 26, 2023 | 
nbcwashington.com | Caitlin Leggett
NBC WashingtonA 15-year-old boy was shot on Sunday in Northwest D.C., authorities said. The teen was hurt when several shots were fired on the 200 block of V Street NW at around 3:14 p.m., according to the Metropolitan Police Department. Police said he was conscious and breathing and was taken to the hospital. His injuries are described as not life-threatening. Authorities are searching for a burgundy Dodge Durango with Maryland tags. They did not immediately say what led to the shooting.
