KAGS-TV (Bryan, TX)

1 day ago | kagstv.com | Jacob Wallin

KILLEEN, Texas — Killeen ISD has announced the naming of 10 new principals to schools across the district, including Roy J. Smith Middle School, where a student was killed in a stabbing in March. Dr. Bobbie Reeders, who has been serving as Interim Principal at Smith Middle, will now assume the role permanently, the district announced.

2 days ago | kagstv.com | Ryan Osborne

RICHARDSON, Texas — Former Dallas Cowboys player Greg Hardy was arrested in Richardson on a charge of assault of a family member, according to jail records. Hardy was booked into the Richardson jail at 2:29 p.m. Wednesday on a charge of assault causing bodily injury to a family member, according to records. Hardy's bond was set at $1,000, jail records show. Around noon, Hardy was seen leaving the jail, where someone picked him up.

2 days ago | kagstv.com | Cory McCord

HOUSTON — Coca-Cola has issued a voluntary recall of certain Topo Chico Mineral Water products sold at select Costco locations in Texas and Louisiana due to potential bacterial contamination. The recall affects Topo Chico Mineral Water packaged in 16.9-ounce (500 mL) glass bottles, sold in 18-packs with the lot code #13A2541. The impacted products were purchased between May 20 and May 29, 2025, according to a letter sent to Costco members.

2 days ago | kagstv.com | Brandon Cote

WACO, Texas — Cha Community and Norma's Florals recently opened their shared retail space, where customers can sip bubble tea while browsing floral arrangements for their homes. Norma Benitez-Montelogo of Norma's Florals and Jaja Chen of Cha Community aim to build a welcoming space and bridge cultures with the new business concept right across from Baylor University. "It is surreal sometimes. I feel like it has fully sunken in that it's open and we're like in it together.

4 days ago | kagstv.com | Brandon Cote

FORT CAVAZOS, Texas — The military post is providing 90 armored vehicles that will participate in the historic parade, which hasn't occurred at this scale at the country's capital since 1991. A train filled with military equipment and vehicles took off Monday morning for Washington D.C. to participate in celebrating this monumental milestone. "Taking this equipment from Fort Cavazos highlights the great capability we have here but the great soldiers that come with it," said Col.