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Last seen: May 22, 2004, at her home on 22nd Street in Killeen Age: 31 Height: 5 feet, 1 inch Hair: Shoulder length, reddish-brown Eyes: Hazel Weight: 100 pounds;counterType=skip"> By Philip Jankowski Killeen Daily Herald In eight years, Sharon Clark has never stopped looking for her daughter.

Killeen Police arrest a Killeen man and woman after committing a burglary on Stallion Drive on Tuesday, January 31, 2012.Officers responded to the 4200 block of Stallion after a witness saw a black male wearing a dark jacket, gray sweatpants and a black and white hat coming out of 4206 Stallion with items. The witness knew he did not live at this residence and immediately called 911. The officers arrived to find a television outside on the ground below an open window. More responding officers along with the KPD Burglary Unit detectives were in the area looking for the suspect. Detective advised the witness also saw a multi colored Ford Crown Victoria that was parked near the residence but left when the witness saw what was happening. The detectives located the vehicle that was occupied by a black female and a black male matching the description of the suspect. Officers stopped the vehicle in the McDonalds parking lot on Clear Creek Rd.; the witness identified the suspect as the person who came out of 4206 Stallion with the property and the vehicle they were driving. The property that was taken was located on Waterproof Dr. The male and female were taken into custody and transported to the Killeen City Jail.This case was reviewed by the Bell County District Attorney’s Office and a complaint was returned charging 20 year old Reginald Hughes Domont and 19 year old Keandrea Monee Margaret Gardner with Burglary of a Habitation. Both suspects are currently in the Bell County Jail with a $50,000 bond.

From staff reports The first week of filing for municipal office in Killeen ended Friday, with several candidates filing for spots on the ballot for the May 12 election.

From staff reports Killeen police need the public's help identifying a criminal who burglarized a home in late December.

Gilbert Servin, 18, sits in his friend Jesus Ruiz's room at the University of Houston-Victoria. Servin is seeking a change in the Victoria city charter that would allow people who are 18 years old to run for council.

By Chris McGuinness Killeen Daily Herald Killeen school board member Minerva Trujillo was honored Thursday by friends, staff and community members in a ceremony at Maxdale Elementary School.

Larry Cornelius Davis, 24, of Killeen, has been charged with 11 counts of burglary of a habitation, three counts of theft of firearms, and one count of stealing/receiving stolen checks in connection with 11 burglaries since November 2011 in Copperas Cove, police said Friday.

A 24-year-old Killeen man is now in the Coryell County Jail after it was discovered he was connected to 11 residential burglaries in the Copperas Cove area.

By Philip Jankowski Killeen Daily Herald BELTON - During a sentencing hearing Thursday, Kevin Clavon Wright took the stand and almost immediately began to dispute his statements to police, his guilty plea and a signed confession that he killed his girlfriend two years ago.

By Philip Jankowski Killeen Daily Herald BELTON - A Bell County grand jury Wednesday indicted two men who are accused of killing a Killeen man while robbing him of drugs last fall.

By Sean Wardwell Killeen Daily Herald Representatives from 14 local social service agencies met Wednesday night at the Killeen HELP Center to begin the process of distributing federal grant funds for the upcoming year.

Performers stage special show for students By Todd Martin Special to the Daily Herald BELTON - Thousands of schoolchildren from throughout the county converged Wednesday at the Bell County Expo Center to experience a piece of Wild West heritage.

By Kim Steele Killeen Daily Herald HARKER HEIGHTS - Student growth has stabilized in the city after increasing 65 percent in the last decade, but new subdivisions will drive enrollment in the coming years, Killeen Independent School District officials told the City Council Tuesday.

A history professor from Texas is seeking access to long-sealed court records that he believes may help explain the motivation behind the Watergate break-in that ultimately drove President Richard Nixon from office.

Killeen mayor highlights African-American contributions during proclamation to NAACP By Sean Wardwell Killeen Daily Herald Black History Month celebrations in Killeen continued Tuesday at City Hall, as Mayor Timothy Hancock presented a proclamation to the Killeen branch of the NAACP during a council briefing.

It's routine for the Killeen City Council to brief candidates on election timelines, but this time it's a roadmap to normalcy.

A Texas history professor is asking a judge in Washington for access to long-sealed court records that may help explain the motivation behind the Watergate break-in. Professor Luke Nichter of Texas A&M University-Central Texas in Killeen is seeking the release of potentially hundreds of pages of documents, and a judge on Tuesday gave the government ... (more)

An Arkansas soldier has died at a Texas military post. Officials at Fort Hood, outside Killeen, Texas, say Sgt.

Spc. Joshua Winn, 21, of Shreveport, La., was pronounced dead at the scene on Farm-to-Market Road 970 at the intersection of Williamson County Road 252.

KISD grant brings children's author to elementary schools By Kim Steele Killeen Daily Herald Lara Sursa was almost as excited about a visiting children's author as the young students who heard him speak Monday at Pershing Park Elementary School in Killeen.