See the progress of the Interstate 35 project through Waco as it began in May 2019 and is expected to continue through 2024.
Some area builders balked this week when consultants reported the city of Waco has the option to add as much as $7,600 in impact fees to the c…
Every time it rained, he listened for the frightening, tell-tale sounds of another car hydroplaning and skidding off of “Dead Man’s Curve.”
Wiley Stem III said after having a hand in nearly every major infrastructure project in Waco since the 1980s, he felt the time was right to st…
Waco’s 2020-21 budget likely will set aside money for a new community policing program, fire equipment and the continuation of a small busines…
Traffic lights on Washington Avenue at Seventh and 12th streets have been replaced by stop signs, and the stops will disappear when the projec…
The Texas Department of Transportation will begin a pedestrian infrastructure improvement project along Hewitt Drive on Monday. The span of th…
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Marcus Nelson, the former Waco Independent School District superintendent who was a strong advocate for students and teachers, died Saturday morning.
Two studies using patient data from Central Texas hospitals show mRNA COVID-19 vaccines provide significant protection in real-world condition…
Summer camp 2020 for many meant family activities and time largely inside and at home, because of COVID-19 restrictions — in other words, not …
The drive to get COVID-19 shots in McLennan County arms is stalling even as barriers to getting them fall.
Fresh off a defense victory in McLennan County first post-pandemic felony trial, Waco attorney Josh Tetens announced he will challenge Distric…
Justice John Neill of Waco’s 10th Court of Appeals will retire at the end of May after serving two years on the three-judge intermediate appel…
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