Primary Menu

News
Top Stories

Software to simplify COVID-19 vaccine enrollment now online in Abilene

Top Stories

‘In it for the long haul,’ Biden says in response to Texas visit to learn about storm recovery

Oath Keeper charged in Capitol riot renounces group, but judge says she’s too dangerous for release

American Rescue Plan hits the House floor as lawmakers split along party lines

Human trafficking charges novel approach in gymnastics case
Weather
BCH Sports
Top Stories

Baseball bashes NM State 15-9 to claim series victory

Top Stories

Cowboys Retain Wilford Moore Trophy

Top Stories

ACU tops New Mexico State in series opener

Boys and Girls High School Playoff Basketball Scores

Defense is leading to success on offense for HSU Cowgirls

Cowboys and War Hawks ready to renew rivalry
Telemundo
Top Stories

Telemundo Abilínea – 26 de febrero, 2021

Top Stories

Telemundo Abilínea – 25 de febrero, 2021

Top Stories

Telemundo Abilínea – 24 de febrero, 2021

Telemundo Abilínea – 23 de febrero, 2021

La ciudad de Abilene ofrece “ajustes por fugas” en la factura de servicios públicos para reparaciones de tuberías

Telemundo Abilínea – 22 de febrero, 2021
Video
Community
Pros Who Know
Contests
About Us
Jobs
- Find a Job
- Post A Job

Search

BCH COVID-19 Map

News

Posted: Jul 22, 2020 / 06:17 PM CDT / Updated: Jul 22, 2020 / 06:17 PM CDT

Share this story

More News Stories

Software to simplify COVID-19 vaccine enrollment now online in Abilene

by Noah McKinney / Feb 26, 2021

ABILENE, Texas (KTAB-KRBC) - Around 10 a.m. Friday, the City of Abilene launched their newly acquired Inoculate software, which is meant to dramatically reduce the amount of strain on the vaccination application phone system.

With this new self-scheduling system, citizens no longer need to call to reserve a vaccination appointment. By visiting the link on the City of Abilene website, one needs only to fill out personal and health information to secure a day and time to receive the vaccine.

Read the Full Article

‘In it for the long haul,’ Biden says in response to Texas visit to learn about storm recovery

by Wes Rapaport, Kate Winkle / Feb 26, 2021

HOUSTON (KXAN/Nexstar) — President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden descended from Air Force One onto the tarmac in Houston, greeted by Gov. Greg Abbott, other local and state leaders and a balmy 77°. The weather was a sharp contrast to devastating winter storms that passed through the state just two weeks ago, leaving millions without power or water.

After a full day visiting Harris County's Emergency Operations Center, the Houston Food Bank and a mass COVID-19 vaccination site at NRG stadium, he thanked leaders like Gov. Greg Abbott and Sen. John Cornyn for meeting with him. He said he wanted Texans to know his and Jill Biden's prayers are with them in the aftermath of the storm.

Read the Full Article

Oath Keeper charged in Capitol riot renounces group, but judge says she’s too dangerous for release

by The Associated Press, Nexstar Media Wire / Feb 26, 2021

WASHINGTON (AP) – A member of the Oath Keepers militia group charged with plotting with other extremists in the attack on the U.S. Capitol disavowed the anti-government group in a court hearing Friday, telling the judge she is “appalled” by her fellow Oath Keepers and “humiliated” by her arrest.

Jessica Watkins, one of nine members and associates of the far-right militia group charged with planning and coordinating with one another in the Jan. 6 siege, said she plans to cancel her Oath Keepers membership and has disbanded her local Ohio militia group. Watkins’ remarks came before the judge ordered her to remain behind bars while she awaits trial.

Read the Full Article