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Sunshine Recovery House, a Waco nonprofit that serves women struggling with addiction, is on its way to a new home. → Read More
A working group has unveiled conceptual plans for a “front porch” plaza on a block of Bridge Street in East Waco, where new development is planned near the Suspension Bridge. → Read More
State Rep. Charles “Doc” Anderson, R-Waco, filed a pair of bills this legislative session that aim to increase broadband access for people who live where access to reliable internet service → Read More
As part of an effort to make downtown friendlier to businesses and pedestrians, the Waco City Council approved a plan Tuesday to convert Washington Avenue into a two-way street. → Read More
Jewel Lockridge’s grandfather could not be black at Baylor University. He could only be gray. → Read More
The overdue nature of Baylor University’s efforts to honor Vivienne Malone-Mayes, the school’s first black professor, was not lost on the attendees of a ceremony Tuesday afternoon recognizing Malone-Mayes’ legacy → Read More
The Waco City Council approved a $5 million incentive package Tuesday intended to help bring new movie screens, a 16-lane bowling center and more family activities at the intersection of → Read More
A fire destroyed the 108-year-old Mooreville United Methodist Church building late Thursday night, Falls County Sheriff Ricky Scaman said. → Read More
The Waco City Council signaled support Tuesday for three downtown developments seeking public backing. → Read More
The difference between empathy and sympathy is a topic usually reserved for social workers. But it’s at the forefront of Sam Lin’s mind when he talks about his passion for → Read More
Doris Miller, a Waco-born World War II hero who sprung into action 77 years ago during the attack on Pearl Harbor by manning a machine gun and dragging his U.S. → Read More
A city advisory board has started discussions on a proposal to commit Waco to using exclusively renewable energy for all municipal purposes by 2050, but the proposal hit a procedural → Read More
Property tax relief and transportation issues were on the minds of Waco’s state legislative delegation as they gave a preview Wednesday of the upcoming session. → Read More
The furies of war and the perils of climate change perpetuate stress, and not only in humans. Just check whale earwax, Baylor University researchers say. → Read More
Pat Chisolm-Miller secured her position as the lone Democratic voice on the McLennan County Commissioners Court with a hard-fought victory Tuesday over D.L. Wilson, the Mart Republican and former Texas → Read More
U.S. Rep. Bill Flores, R-Bryan, was projected to win a fifth term Tuesday night leading with 56 percent of the vote against two challengers as of about 8:35 p.m., with → Read More
College students living off campus and earning little to no income of their own drive up the poverty rate in Waco and many other communities with significant student populations, according → Read More
The Waco City Council approved $6.44 million in public incentives Tuesday for developers behind three hotels slated for Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Bridge Street and Taylor Street. → Read More
Three companies submitted bids to the city of Waco to host a bike-share program slated for the downtown area. → Read More
The Waco City Council’s $17 million investment in street improvements for this upcoming fiscal year will soon lead to results, officials say. → Read More