Health & Fitness

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

While many businesses are allowed to stay open, some are not so fortunate. Here's a chance for you to support your favorite server, bartender, hair-stylist, musician, and others in the area that need our help.

Mayor Anthony Williams, along with other city officials, announced a Limited Shelter in Place, this morning, due to the growing positive cases of the coronavirus in our area.

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

Hendrick and city officials announced Thursday morning that there has been a patient test positive for Covid-19.

Many Abilene-area restaurants are offering alternatives to dining in with curbside pickup, delivery, and drive-thru.

Meals On Wheels needs help raising funds to pay for the increase in demand and delivering meals to the Abilene's area elderly and homebound. Here's how you can help.

If/when Taylor County gets a positive coronavirus test result, the number will drop down to 10.

We're closing our offices to the public, temporarily, as a measure to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

Abilene's Century 12 and Cinemark Abilene, along with San Angelo's Cinemark Tinseltown, will be closed during this time.

With schools closed throughout the week, due to coronavirus fear, both school districts are offering free meals for needy students.

Schools, events, and businesses across the Big Country are closing due to concerns about the coronavirus.