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Day 4 was a long travel day as I rode from Wichita Falls to Texarkana. Aside from about 20 miles of interstate travel, most was backroad-style of riding, which is my favorite.

Day 2 of The Ride for Change may not have met the donation expectations we had, but it far exceeded the #beagoodhuman expectations.

The Ride for Change officially kicked off in Lubbock and to say I'm incredibly appreciative of the warm welcome, and incredible support, would be an understatement.

Whether you ride, or not, taking a motorcycle safety course can help you become a better driver.

So you've decided to exercise your right to vote, but maybe you need a little help getting started.

The AISD student nutrition department has begun their free summer feeding program. Breakfast and lunch for kids 18 and under can be picked up at 12 locations.

It's been fairly obvious that any time Abilene makes any form of national news, it's never a good thing.

Please take a moment to virtually thank these Hometown Heroes for all of their sacrifices.

If you'd like to join us in honoring these amazing men and women, of our community, please send us a photo and a short bio of your "Hometown Hero" and we'll feature them on our website and social media pages.

The AISD student nutrition department has increased the number of locations where parents can pick up free breakfast and lunch for kids 18 and under.

President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he would be extending the existing social distancing guidelines through April 30th, according to CNN.

As the Congress and Senate reach an agreement on a $2 trillion stimulus bill amidst the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, we looked at news and government reports to provide a by-the-numbers breakdown of how those funds will be allocated.