Andrew Lamparski
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One week after its closure, efforts to save Fairfield Lake State Park continue
Efforts to protect Fairfield Lake State Park are continuing in the state legislature after the park officially closed its gates at the end of February. → Read More
Truck driver shortage could be easing, enrollment up in local CDL classes
A nationwide truck driver shortage seems to be easing as truck driving schools in Central Texas are seeing enrollment numbers climb. → Read More
Waco restaurant supporting family after a fire destroys their home
After a devastating apartment fire that left two dead over the weekend, another family is left without a home. → Read More
One year later, still no suspect in shooting of Waco 16-year-old
A year after a University High basketball player was gunned down in Waco, police are still looking for his killer. → Read More
China Spring ISD to consider four-day school week
China Spring ISD is hosting a community meeting on Monday night to discuss the possibility of implementing a four-day school week. → Read More
Businesses reopen as Central Texas thaws out
The 'closed' signs on many Central Texas businesses came down on Thursday as road conditions improve and ice melts → Read More
Central Texas emergency rooms treating injuries from falls, car accidents
From head injuries to broken bones, Central Texas emergency rooms are busy treating patients with injury from this week's ice storm. → Read More
First Lady Cecilia Abbott launches new 'Can You See Me?' anti-human trafficking campaign
First Lady of Texas, Cecilia Abbott, announced a new campaign against human trafficking in the state of Texas on Thursday. → Read More
City of Waco set to consider options for Lions Park
The fencing is down and the amusement park is gone. Waco Lions Park, once home to 'Kiddieland', is open once again. → Read More
Buc-ee's breaks ground on new Hillsboro location
Buc-ee's development team broke ground on its new Hillsboro location on Tuesday afternoon and is set to bring at least 200 jobs to the area. → Read More
Marlin ISD honored as 'demonstration district' by Texas Alliance of Black School Educators
Nearly four years after it faced a shutdown and loss of accreditation by the Texas Education Agency, Marlin ISD is receiving statewide honors as it turns an academic corner. → Read More
Ascension Providence celebrates 10 years of robotic-assisted surgery
Since the program began in 2013, the program has grown and has given patients access to robotic surgeries almost 4,500 times. → Read More
Tru Jamaica reopens as temporary food truck on Baylor campus after fire
After a fire destroyed Tru Jamaica in December, the restaurant officially reopened as a food truck on the Baylor campus this week. → Read More
After two-year hiatus, MLK candlelight vigil returns in-person to Waco
The 37th annual vigil was the first to be held in person in two years due to COVID-19 precautions. → Read More
Students visit new G.W. Carver Middle School construction site, speak with crews
Indian Spring and G.W. Carver Middle School students visited the construction site of their new school on Thursday morning. → Read More
Bell County set to sue Killeen over marijuana ordinance
Bell County commissioners voted to move forward with a lawsuit over the 'Proposition A' ordinance at the end of the year. → Read More
Central Texas Homeless Coalition looking for volunteers for 'point in time' count
The Central Texas Homeless Coalition is looking for volunteers to assist in a multi-county effort to assess the size of the homeless population. → Read More
Academy ISD proposes four-day school week to attract staff
A Central Texas school district is considering a four-day school week amidst a nationwide struggle to recruit staff. → Read More
Human remains found near Baylor campus
The Waco Fire Department says they are doing a technical rescue on a body found in a ravine at South 9th Street and Jack Kultgen. → Read More
G.W. Carver Middle School on track to reopen this fall: Waco ISD
After a fire destroyed the school in the summer of 2021, G.W. Carver Middle School is on track to open to students this fall, according to Waco ISD. → Read More