City of Abilene Stormwater Service's Integrated Curb & Gutter Maintenance Program has been named a finalist for the 2023 Governor's Texas Environmental Excellence Award. Read on...
On Saturday May 13th at approximately 1:11 A.M. the Abilene Fire Department responded to a structure fire at a single family residential structure located in the 1400 block of Orange St. Read on...
On Sunday, May 7th at approximately 10:40 A.M. the Abilene Fire Department responded to a structure fire at a single family residential structure located in the 5300 block of Hunters Circle. Read on...
On Monday, May 1st at approximately 4:45 P.M. the Abilene Fire Department responded to a structure fire at an apartment complex in the 2400 block of Buffalo Gap Road. Read on...
On April 24, 2023 at approximately 3:30 a.m., the Abilene Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire in the 2100 block of North 6th Street. Read on...
On April 23, 2023 at approximately 1:30 p.m., the Abilene Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire in the 2100 block of North 6th Street. Read on...
On April 23, 2023 at approximately 10:30 p.m., the Abilene Fire Department responded to the call of a residential structure fire in the 700 block of Huckleberry. Read on...
On April 17, 2023 at approximately 3:00 p.m., the Abilene Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire in the 2000 block of Ivanhoe Lane. Read on...
On Tuesday April 11, 2023 at approximately 11:36 a.m., the Abilene Fire Department responded to a report of a residential structure fire at the 3300 Block of Sherry Ln at an apartment complex. Read on...
On April 11, 2023 at approximately 3:00 a.m., the Abilene Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire in the 2800 block of Pine Street. Read on...
June is Men's Health Month and I would like to bring awareness to a concern for men over 60. On review of the American Cancer Society website: cancer.org... Read on...
Visit your library this week to discover what we have to offer to the community! As the theme this year suggests, "There's More to the Story" than you think. Read on...
We're offering a special paper quilt project for youth to get involved in at your library, as we get closer to the Children's Art + Literacy Festival! Read on...
Come to your Main Library on Friday, March 10 at Noon to attend a free author talk featuring Jen Eikenhorst on her memoir "Left Turn: Life Unimagined." Read on...
The AARP Tax Help program kicks off Feb. 8 - Apr. 15 and this year those wishing to participate will need to call for an appointment. Learn more in this news alert. Read on...
Learn all about some new services being offered at your library with an optional Juvenile Library Card for Restricted Access, the Kids' Catalog, and the On Order Catalog. Read on...
Gabriella Collins current Miss DFW and former Miss ACU, will visit your Abilene Public Library several times in November to participate in fun youth events. Read on...
The South Branch Library will host their annual contest in October where you can enter your decorated pumpkin for a chance to win some sweet candy prizes! Read on...
Kate Anger, author of "The Shinnery" will be making a stop at the Abilene Public Library and providing a free author talk. Feel free to bring your lunch and also purchase copies of the book at the event for a book signing! Read on...
Catch up on past library events and activities by catching our videos online on our YouTube page, or on TV Channel 2 through the Abilene Television Network. Read on...
Library staff will be attending the Annual Buddy Walk being hosted at Beltway Park Church (South Campus) on Saturday, September 17. Feel free to come out and learn about library services for the family! Read on...
Jean Dotson, with the Big Country Chapter of Texas Master Naturalists, will present a free program (for All Ages) on the Monarch Butterflies. If you're not in the know, you need to be! Read on...
The South Branch Library will host its annual Mini Art Exhibit in October for National Arts & Humanities Month. Learn how you can register to participate! Read on...
September 1 marks the start of National Library Card Sign-Up Month and everyone is encouraged to visit their local library and register for one of the smartest cards you can own! Read on...
John Geib, with the Big Country Texas Master Gardeners, will be on hand to lead a free workshop on learning to prepare your gardens for the upcoming Fall season! Read on...
If you love cosplay, we encourage you to get your characters ready and participate in our annual Cosplay Contest coming up on Saturday, October 8. Read on...
If you're interested in sharing your knowledge at Lib-Con, submit an application to lead a panel discussion or event at Lib-Con this year, Saturday, October 8. Learn how. Read on...
Librarian Jay Smith led a program titled Preservation for Non-Professionals, which will be the first in a series of workshops to come for adults interested in learning how to preserve their family keepsakes. Read on...
Adults are invited to a free workshop where we'll be introducing our new Hat Heat Press in our makerspace at the Main Library. Learn how to participate! Read on...
Chris McCartor, of the Big Country Chapter of Texas Master Naturalists, was the guest speaker at the library for a program that taught youth and adults all about snakes in this part of Texas. Read on...
We're partnering with CALF to offer a summer challenge for youth to collect six buttons, from Children's Art & Literacy Festival's 10-year run. Read on...
Youth are invited to attend this summer's lineup of Stories in the Garden and Art in the Park, taking our great library programming outdoors and into the community. Read on...
Take advantage of a new collection of educational tools that will have your kids learning, while playing, at the same time! They're STEAM Kits @ Your Library! Read on...
Our Annual Report is available for viewing online, or picking up from your library branch. We encourage everyone to take a look as to our accomplishments and highlights from the past year. Read on...
Texas Master Gardener John Geib will return to the Main Library to lead a free workshop on Irrigation Techniques that will work for our part of Texas. Read on...
Starting Feb. 23, patrons using the library's popular OverDrive service should look at changing to the Meet Libby app for uninterrupted use of the service. Read on...
Did you know you can rent space at the library for meetings, presentations, and other civic items? Learn how you can make use of the space we offer. Read on...
Check out one of our latest databases we've added to the collection with CreativeBug...connecting you with vast amount of instructional videos on a variety of crafts and projects to keep you busy! Read on...
Texas Master Gardener John Geib will return to the Abilene Public Library to lead another gardening workshop for adults. Come ready to take notes and get free tips & tricks. Read on...
Discover the latest book club to hit your Abilene Public Library...one that gets you outside of the library and into the different venues in the community! Read on...
The South Branch Library will be hosting its annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest. Read this news flash to learn more about it and how you can enter later this month. Read on...
If you'll be at the annual Business Mercado, be sure to stop by our booth and say hi, plus participate in some outdoor storytime programming in the Adamson-Spalding Storybook Garden! Read on...
TeenTober is here and serves as a time to encourage teens to visit their local libraries and make use of their services. Learn more about this initiative. Read on...
The community is invited to join the Abilene Police Department in a popular annual event for the community to meet up with local law enforcement and see what they do. Read on...
If you're looking for help, let your library step in with a great service that can assist you with undivided attention from library staff. Learn more. Read on...
If you feel there's a librarian who's made a big impact in the community this past year, nominate him/her for the 2021 Ricki Brown Librarian of the Year Award. Read on...
Your library is running a limited series on TV Channel 2 featuring staff from our children's departments sharing stories, information on library services, crafts, and more! Read on...
Janet Bailey has created a new service to help out local book club groups and avid readers. Learn about the new Book Club in a Box service and see if you'd like to check it out! Read on...
Alyssa Crow remoted in for a great interview discussing the kickoff of the Summer Reading Clubs at both Tom Green County Library and the Abilene Public Library. Read on...
Susannah Barrington is on hand to to let all Harry Potter fans in the community know the library is the place to be this summer when it comes to diving into Harry Potter movies, crafts, and fun! Learn more in this article. Read on...
Watch Adam Andrews, owner of Willow Creek Gardens, speak at the library on growing your own sustainable gardens in a recent workshop he led for adults at the Abilene Public Library. Read on...
June 1 kicks off our Summer Reading Clubs and for 2021, we're going strong with bringing back our regular lineup of exciting activities and evens, offered tot he community with no charge. Learn more here. Read on...
Alyssa Crow, South Branch Manager, was on KTAB 4U to help promote the literacy resources we have to offer families in our community. Come check them out! Read on...
Your Abilene Public Library invites you to take part in a digital book club title, offered through OverDrive, in a global reading initiative. Read on...
Learn more about National Library Week including the current State of America's Libraries Report, the Top 10 Most Challenged Books of 2020, and even a contest to win $100 Visa gift card. Read on...
April 4-10 is National Library Week, the national initiative designed to bring notice and awareness to the facilities that operate to serve communities in a number of ways. Visit yours to discover all they offer. Read on...
The City of Abilene will be participating in a citywide tornado train to help prepare you for this natural disaster regardless of where you are when it strikes. Read on...
Two locations will resume regular hours of operation and services come Wednesday, March 10, while the third location is scheduled to re-open Thursday, April 1. Read on...
If you're looking into getting into some great craft projects, but don't know where to start, begin at your library with a host of great resources. Read on...
Your Abilene Public Library will debut a new monthly series of programming, for those with an interest in the Japanese art of folding paper. Read on...
Embracing diversity in society is important for Black History Month we wanted to highlight some great titles for youth available at your library. Read on...
Families are invited to visit the library to discover our new interactive collection of children's picture books collectively called Wonderbooks. Read on...
The library's annual Free Tax Help program returns to the Main Library on February 10 with four sessions hosted each week at this location alone. Learn more about this program. Read on...
Fiscal Year 2020 brought new challenges to the library. We started off strong and normal and then 2020 struck and COVID-19 changed the game for the how libraries would run. Read on...
Julee Hatton is the City of Abilene's Director of Library Services, having assumed this position in June 2020, during the rise of COVID-19. If you haven't gotten the chance to meet her, allow us to introduce you to her. Read on...
Discover how you can access repair manuals on a great deal of vehicles for FREE through your library. All you need is a valid library card to get started. Learn more. Read on...
Your library is now offering a new classroom that you can attend virtually. Learn about a couple of popular subjects available, and there will be more to come in the future. Read on...
If you have a teen who loves to read, have them vote for their favorites from a list of 25 popular YA reads from last year for a Teens Top Ten list in the nation. Read on...
Catch a short video on our new Axolotl at your Abilene Public Library and learn how it got its name, some basics on it, and hear from a friend from the Abilene Zoo to share even more information. Read on...
The Abilene Public Library has a new pet and we'd like to introduce you to him. We're the proud owner of the cutest axolotl. If you've never heard of it before, allow us to introduce you to him! Read on...
America lost a prominent leader in the Civil Rights Movement of this 1950s & 60s this month, but that doesn't mean his message doesn't carry on to the present. Learn more about the incredible life of John Lewis. Read on...
If you enjoyed the Choose Your Own Adventure series when you were a kid, let your kids have fun by participating in a virtual adventure we're offering for the Summer Reading Club. Plus find more great reads at your library! Read on...
Julee Hatton, from Lincoln, Nebraska, has been named as the next director for the Abilene Public Library. Learn more in a press release from the City of Abilene. Read on...
Learn about the Summer Reading Club fun we have planned this year with the theme of "Imagine Your Story." You'll see some changes in how we're doing things this year, so check out this entry for details. Read on...
With the Summer Reading Club about to begin on Monday, June 15, this year there will be a virtual component of the club. This is something new to offer more opportunities for engaging in fun summer activities. Read on...
Weekly storytimes will be added back to your library's regular lineup of activities beginning in July. Learn more about what you can expect to see at these sessions. Read on...
Two of your Abilene Public Library branches will re-open in this week under reduced hours and services for a Phase 1 opening. Learn more in our weekly article. Read on...
Due to COVID-19, the annual Friends of the Library Book Sale has been postponed for this year, returning in 2021. Learn more in a statement from the president of the Friends group. Read on...
The Abilene Public Library is pleased to announce we will open to the public on Monday, May 18. The Main Library and South Branch locations will open under reduced hours during this initial phase, and we made a video to orient you to the rest. Read on...
We still have a few more digital services we'd like you to take advantage of during our temporary closure. All you need is a library card, and then gain access to all our digital services at no charge. Read on...
More work is being done on the future Abilene Heritage Square project. Find out more from a recent article in the Abilene Reporter-News by Brian Bethel. Read on...
With many of us spending more time at home, your library may be able to help you learn a few new skills whether it's cooking or home maintenance, learning a new hobby or fix up your yards. Learn about some great resources we have to help you get started. Read on...
This is the time many would usually begin to plan their vacations. We don't know how that will look in the state of COVID-19, but that doesn't mean the planning has to stop. Look at some resource we have to get your started... Read on...
Take a look at some of the great databases the library has to offer, especially when it comes to help your students while school is closed. All are free with a valid library card so allow us to introduce you to some of them. Read on...
Learn about some of the many e-Resources offered at your library, which are free for you to access with a valid library card. There's a wealth of information just waiting for you at your fingertips. Read on...
When the library's closed you may need to rely on our digital collection. If you don't know how to use it, join us for our new Library Lessons segments where staff will show you the ropes for tackling every popular digital service we offer! Read on...
All library locations will be closed starting Monday, March 23; however, we hope families will join us for regular storytime sessions offered three days a week and streamed live on Facebook and Instagram. Read on...
All library locations will close to the public effective Monday, March 23 as a means to lessen the possible spread of COVID-19. Read on for additional information. Read on...
Get an update as to what's happening on the site of the future Abilene Heritage Square facility, as well as get a historical look at what the property was used for in the past, and its importance ever since. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
It's unfortunate that we must say the scheduled visit from the OverDrive Digital Bookmobile planned for Tuesday, March 17 has been cancelled. We apologize for the inconvenience and short notice. Read on to our press release. Read on...
In the library's latest appearance on KTAB 4U, Children's Librarian Ellene Cudd discusses a new partnership with the Girl Scouts organization. Read on...
The Annual Cosplay Contest is set to run on Saturday, April 25. Always the finale to the Lib-Con events each year, we encourage you to come dressed as your favorite character to compete for prizes. Learn more in our latest Inside the Library video. Read on...
Reminder: Don't miss out on attending next week's special visit from the OverDrive Digital Bookmobile at your South Branch Library in the Mall of Abilene! Read on...
Watch a wonderful presentation on Women's Right to Vote that was hosted at the South Branch Library and presented by Dr. Tiffany Fink, Professor of History at Hardin-Simmons University. Read on...
Lib-Con is set for April 23-25 where we'll have a host of great activities for lovers of anime, manga, comics, superheros, gaming, and fandoms. Children's Librarian Ellene Cudd gives you a quick overview of what to expect! Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
Preconstruction has begun in the future site of the Main Library (and other institutions) but it will pause momentarily as the final design work is completed. Read on...
Learn how you can participate in this monthly program hosted at your Main Library (202 Cedar St.) on the second Mondays of each month at 9:00AM. Read on...
On Tuesday, March 17, the South Branch Library is pleased to serve as host of the OverDrive Digital Bookmobile on their national tour. Learn more about our most popular service from 11AM to 3PM in the parking lot of the Mall of Abilene. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
Spring Break for youth and teens will bring about some exciting new workshops featuring technology granted to the library by the Community Foundation of Abilene. Learn more in our latest @ the Library weekly article. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
Spring Break may be a little ways off, but we have some exciting programming on the horizon to delight tweens and teens interested in technology. Librarian Tony Redman was on hand to tell you more. Read on...
The Chick-fil-A restaurants of the Big Country have banded together to host a fundraiser benefiting the Abilene Public Library and literacy in the community. Learn more about the Run4Reading event. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
We're excited to let you know that the library has purchased a new piece of technology to help speed up the process of getting your print jobs. Take advantage of the new Print Kiosks. Read on...
We're well into 2020, but if you want to see our progress over the past year, you may do so by accessing our latest Annual Report. Grab a printed copy at your library (while supplies last) or access it online. Read on...
Visit your library this tax season to e-File your taxes for free with IRS-trained volunteers with the AARP. Learn more about this annual program in the latest Inside the Library video. Read on...
If you're a local performer, there's still time to sign-up and participate in the South Branch Library's next Open Mic Night session on Thursday, Feb. 20 at 6:00PM. Learn more in our latest article. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
If you're a musician, poet, singer, comedian, or magician, you're invited to share your talents with a wonderful live audience at the library's new Open Mic Night series. Learn more: Read on...
Tune into the latest episode of our podcast show and learn about upcoming events to participate in, news about what's been going on at the library, coverage of new DVD releases, and a look at libraries in the news from the past week. Read on...
If you like comparing movies to the books they're based on, we wanted to highlight some of the upcoming films to be on the lookout for. That way, you can read up on the book before you see the movie. Read on...
Access the latest Bibliofiles Event Newsletter from your Abilene Public Library to stay up to date on all of the great programming planned at all branch locations for February 2020. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
Tune into the latest episode of our podcast show and learn about upcoming events to participate in, news about what's been going on at the library, coverage of new DVD releases, and a look at libraries in the news from the past week. Read on...
Learn about the children's department's upcoming Annual Workshop for area wide librarians and professionals, whom work with children, in this first edition of the Inside the Library series. Read on...
If you like comparing movies to the books they're based on, we wanted to highlight some of the upcoming films to be on the lookout for. That way, you can read up on the book before you see the movie. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
If you drive past the old Lincoln Middle School building on South 1st & Grape, you'll notice some new activity happening outside as the work begins on its transformation to Abilene Heritage Square. Read on...
Learn about upcoming Free Tax Assistance program at your Abilene Public Library from our recent appearance on KTAB 4U. A popular service for the community to participate in. Read on...
Tune into the latest episode of our podcast show and learn about upcoming events to participate in, news about what's been going on at the library, coverage of new DVD releases, and a look at libraries in the news from the past week. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
Tune into the latest episode of our podcast show and learn about upcoming events to participate in, news about what's been going on at the library, coverage of new DVD releases, and a look at libraries in the news from the past week. Read on...
Packing a lunch for your child to take to school shouldn't be as difficult as one thinks. With some kid-friendly ingredients, and a little preparation, parents can start preparing lunches with ease, which then can be taken over by the child too. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
Your Abilene Public Library is gearing up to host another Know Your Rights event where we'll be discussing the the ins & outs of buying a home for first-time home buyers. Hear what you can expect to learn from Cornelia Alvarez. Read on...
Learn about the new Open Mic Night series at your South Branch Library from our recent appearance on KTAB 4U. Great for all local performers to show their talent. Read on...
Thanks to Ronald Erdrich, with the Abilene Reporter-News, for his coverage of the Fandom Dance Party at the Main Library last week. We had fun dancing the night away in cosplay in a program of firsts for the new year. Read on...
Are you a fan of Sherlock Holmes and want to discuss your appreciation of this fine detective with others? Your library will serve as host to a local group that you'll certainly want to be a part of this month. Read on...
Learn how to access a database that will help you learn any of 160+ different hobbies for your recreational needs, free with a valid library card. Read on...
You're invited to join your library for a special after hours event where we'll host a Fandom Dance Party with music supplied by Key City Entertainment. It's free for ages 16 and up to attend. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
Tune into the latest episode of our podcast show and learn about upcoming events to participate in, news about what's been going on at the library, coverage of new DVD releases, and a look at libraries in the news from the past week. Read on...
Your South Branch Library is hoping to be your newest local venue for catching live entertainment from local performers, of all skill levels, in new Open Mic Night series. Register to show off your talent in special monthly series. Read on...
Adults are invited to register and take part in a six-week course, led by instructor Isabel Trujillo, in learning some of the basics of the Spanish-language. Space is limited so register soon by calling 325-437-7323. Read on...
Take a look at this week's list of best sellers compiled from the New York Times lists for the current week in Hardcover Fiction and Nonfiction titles. Read on...
City Council agrees to donate building to non-profit organization, who will renovate the building and lease back a portion to the city to house the new Main Library. Read on...
City Manager Robert Hanna addresses the national search for new library director, which will be an expanded leadership role within city structure as we transition to the Abilene Heritage Square facility. Read on...
Upcoming vote on the AHS project at City Council as published in the article "Council to Vote on Abilene High/Lincoln Middle School Donation, Library Project at Meeting Thursday," by Brian Bethel with the Abilene Reporter-News on Monday, Dec. 16, 2019. Read on...
If you're into good food & great reads, get them both by diving into our culinary mysteries available at the library. Not only will you get a great whodunit, but each comes with recipes highlighted in the book for foods the characters enjoy. Yum Read on...
Police are seeking information on a suspect at the Mockingbird Branch Library accused of stealing from the library, in a news story by Erica Garner with KTAB/KRBC. Read on...
As part of the holiday and seasonal decor, the South Branch Library added an Igloo to their public floor...and we wanted to do a time lapse video showing its creation. Read on...
Special thanks to the Viva Strings performance group from Madison Middle School who visited us to share some holiday music with the community. Watch their show online. Read on...
We offer plenty of great holiday activities for the community every December, and you're invited to join in on one of our most well-attended annual workshops! Read on...
Tune into another episode of the library's podcast where we dish on library programming to attend this week, new DVD releases to look out for, and more. Catch our show here, or subscribe to us on the major podcasting platforms. Additional Info...
For this week's library podcast, Tremain & Jessica dish on some holiday talk (which included the delicacy of organ meat), while also covering technology issues, library programming, new DVD releases, and stories in the news. Read on...
Information Services Manager, Janis Test, visit the KTAB studios to let the community know of some exciting events to attend this December at your Main Library. Read on...
Tune into the latest library podcast where we'll share a lot of information on the changes to the library, as well as some great news stories about libraries that should really make you think. Read on...
Learn how you can get started with gathering and preserving your family history, for future generations, from two professional archivists at ACU. Read on...
If you're looking for suggestions to read to your kids, the School Library Journal has created a great list of titles to be on the lookout for. Read on...
KTAB/KRBC spoke with Library Director Lori Grumet on the status of the Lincoln Middle School building, which will soon become the new Abilene Heritage Square facility. It's all about to start taking shape. Read on...
Follow the library's weekly podcast show led by the Technology & Multimedia Department to discuss a wide rage of library topics...in a fun way. Read on...
Come have some Volleyball fun at Rose Park!
Sign up as a team or as a free agent and be placed on a team (limit 10 players per team). Everyone 18 and up are welcome to join no matter your skill level! Additional Info...
Do you need some extra help with training you Fur-baby? Join us either Tuesday or Thursday for our Puppy Basics or Beginner Basics classes, taught by Stephanie DeYoung at Cobb Recreation Center, to learn basic obedience fundamentals all dogs should know. Additional Info...
Abilene TX - On Saturday, June 3, 2023, at 5:12 a.m. APD was called in reference to a crash involving a box truck and a bicyclist on E. Highway 80 near Bandera Park St. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – The Abilene Police Department began increased traffic enforcement operations on Monday, May 22, and will continue through the Memorial Day Holiday and end on Sunday, June 4. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – On Wednesday, May 10, 2023, at 2:10 p.m. police were dispatched to the 5100 block of Capitol Avenue in west Abilene for the report of an injured subject. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – On Wednesday, May 10, 2023, at 1:07 p.m. police were called to a home in the 5200 block of Pueblo Drive for the report of an injured subject. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – On Wednesday, May 3, 2023, at 10:50 a.m., Abilene Police responded to the call of an injured subject at a home located in the 3100 blk. of South 6th Street. Read on...
Abilene, TX - On the evening of Friday, April 21, the Abilene Police Department’s Office of Professional Accountability was made aware of a complaint involving an Officer of the Abilene Police Department. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – Abilene Animal Outreach would like to advise residents living in the area of US-277 South and Autumn Sage Lane that a skunk found in the 6600 block of Autumn Sage Lane has tested positive for rabies. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – On March 5, 2023, the Abilene Police Department Surveillance Apprehension and Tactics Team (SATT), was notified by the U.S. Marshals Service of an endangered child from Lubbock, Texas Read on...
Abilene, Texas – The Abilene Police Department Cyber Crimes Unit assisted the Department of Homeland Security office in San Angelo in the arrest of nine individuals from various locations for crimes against children. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – On Thursday, March 2, 2023, at 6 p.m., the Abilene Police Department will hold a ceremony at the Historic Paramount Theater celebrating the graduates of Academy Class 60, and our newly certified Telecommunicators. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – On Thursday, February 24, 2023, at 7:30 p.m. Police responded to a home in the 2400 block of Fannin St. in North Abilene. A calling party reported that a male was holding a female at a home at gunpoint and against her will. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – Police are investigating an early morning incident in north Abilene where multiple gunshots were fired into a home. One person suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – The Abilene Police Department Special Investigations Bureau Cyber Crimes aided in the arrest of three area men for various charges of crimes against children. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – The Abilene Police Department will host recognition and retirement ceremony at the Abilene Police Department, 4565 South First, on Wednesday, January 25, at 2 p.m. in the main conference room. Read on...
On Monday, January 23, 2023, just after 4 p.m. Police were called from the Abilene ISD stating that one of their bus drivers who was taking kids home from school on their normal route, was reportedly hit by some type of projectile. Read on...
Update: The suspect who pulled a weapon on officers on the evening of Sunday, January 22, remains in critical condition at a local hospital. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – On Sunday, January 22, 2023, at 6:30 p.m. a neighbor called requesting a check of a residence located in the 3500 block of N. 9th. They were concerned that there was a window broken. Read on...
Update: Abilene Police Detectives with Major Investigations have charged 31-year-old Quayshaun Lampkin with First Degree Felony Murder in connection with the homicide at the Salvation Army. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – Police were called out to the Salvation Army, 1726 Butternut St., at around 2:30 a.m. on Wednesday, January 11, 2023. The calling party reported that there was an altercation between two people inside the facility. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – The Abilene Police Department arrested two male subjects for Aggravated Sexual Assault of a Child under the age of 13. Robert Acosta Lemuz, 18 years of age, and Fernando Rivera, 21 years of age, were both arrested on January 10, 2023. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – On Monday, January 2, at approximately 5:08 p.m., Abilene Police responded to an injured subject call in the 600 block of North Bowie Drive. Read on...
On Wednesday, January 4, just after 5 p.m., Agents with the Surveillance, Apprehension & Tactics Team and Patrol, approached a vehicle with a 21-year-old wanted driver by the name of Damien Joiner stopped in the 2000 block of Sycamore St.in south Abilene. Read on...
Abilene, Texas – A 35-year-old Abilene woman was killed after being struck by a vehicle in the 3100 block of College Street in South Abilene. Ashley Rapp, died in the early morning hours of Sunday, January 1, 2023, just before 1 a.m. Read on...
