Waco city leaders who fired Brenda Gray as public health director last month cited a series of leadership failures during this year’s COVID-19 pandemic, charging that she failed to communicate with her bosses, failed to work with hospitals and failed to provide a plan for realigning function…
A man whose 2018 bestiality case has remained pending more than a year since he entered a guilty plea was arrested Monday, accused of molesting a 12-year-old girl over the past six months, Bellmead police reported.
Ramiro Rubi Ibarra, who has spent 23 years on Texas death row for sexually assaulting and strangling a teenage girl in Waco in 1987, is closer to an execution date after the U.S. Supreme Court recently declined to consider his latest appeal.
“Fixer Upper” fans, take heart: The new Magnolia Network will serve up a new season with Chip and Joanna Gaines returning as hosts.
Some Central Texas football and volleyball teams took their first, possibly tentative steps toward the upcoming season as they hit the field f…
The Big 12 board of directors announced Monday night that the league’s 10 schools will play a 10-game football schedule this fall that include…
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The COVID-19 pandemic that’s flattening the economy is also flattening the seating — well, the seating floor — at Waco Civic Theatre.
A Waco couple is suing a local dental practice, alleging officials induced them to extract their teeth to have implants, falsified credit appl…
Waco nonprofits received another $95,000 Tuesday from a community fund to assist those hard-hit by the COVID-19 pandemic to secure food, housi…
The Waco-McLennan County Public Health District reported another 123 residents had received test results by Tuesday afternoon confirming they …
The annual Greater Waco Chamber Kickoff Luncheon will be a virtual event from noon to 1 p.m. Aug. 13.
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