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7 bronze longhorn statues are back in their natural habitat after being temporarily relocated for the Waco Suspension Bridge renovation project

Waco, TX - City officials have announced that the longhorns were relocated in March 2021 to give the crew more...

March 14, 2023

Education

1,400 scholarships worth more than $6 million have been awarded since October 2022 through a Texas Department of State Health Services program to fund emergency medical services education

Waco, TX - Officials have announced that the scholarships are intended for those interested in beginning a career or volunteering...

by Gavin Wright

March 13, 2023

Local News

The Texas Public Safety Commission along with Texas Department of Public Safety Director McCraw presented three Lifesaving Awards and a Medal of Merit at the PSC meeting

Waco, TX - DPS Director Steven released the following statement: “It’s important to take the time to recognize the critical,...

by Gavin Wright

March 13, 2023

Community

The Texas DSHS now uses a 3.5 ug/dL blood lead reference value to identify children who should receive medical and public health follow-up

Waco, TX - State officials have announced that the DSHS encourages all health care providers to report all blood lead...

by Gavin Wright

March 13, 2023

Community

Commissioner Miller asks Texas property tax payment deadline be extended

Waco, TX - Commissioner Miller released the following statement: "Many Texans plan to pay their 2022 property taxes today to...

by Gavin Wright

March 13, 2023

Local News

The Texas Department of State Health Services is urging people to use extreme caution with electric generators and heat sources that produce dangerous carbon monoxide

Waco, TX - State officials released a statement, in which they said that generators should only be placed outdoors at...

by Gavin Wright

March 13, 2023

Community

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Miller reminds the Texas agriculture community that the USDA’s deadline to respond to the 2022 Census of Agriculture is Monday, February 6th

Waco, TX - According to the officials, last month, the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistical Service (NASS) mailed the Census of...

by Gavin Wright

March 13, 2023

Texas

TDSHS renews its fight next week against domestic dog/coyote and Texas gray fox rabies virus variants with the launch of the 29th Oral Rabies Vaccination Program vaccine bait airdrop

Waco, TX - According to the state officials, flights begin Tuesday, Jan. 10 from Edinburg and will continue for roughly...

by Gavin Wright

March 13, 2023

Gavin Wright

7 bronze longhorn statues are back in their natural habitat after being temporarily relocated for the Waco Suspension Bridge renovation project

1,400 scholarships worth more than $6 million have been awarded since October 2022 through a Texas Department of State Health Services program to fund emergency medical services education

The Texas Public Safety Commission along with Texas Department of Public Safety Director McCraw presented three Lifesaving Awards and a Medal of Merit at the PSC meeting

The Texas DSHS now uses a 3.5 ug/dL blood lead reference value to identify children who should receive medical and public health follow-up

Commissioner Miller asks Texas property tax payment deadline be extended

The Texas Department of State Health Services is urging people to use extreme caution with electric generators and heat sources that produce dangerous carbon monoxide

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Miller reminds the Texas agriculture community that the USDA’s deadline to respond to the 2022 Census of Agriculture is Monday, February 6th

TDSHS renews its fight next week against domestic dog/coyote and Texas gray fox rabies virus variants with the launch of the 29th Oral Rabies Vaccination Program vaccine bait airdrop

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