Politics Waco’s trails master plan aims to link entire city for pedestrians, cyclists WACO, TX - The city of Waco is commissioning a citywide trail master plan that aims to put interconnected walking and... by Gavin Wright January 3, 2021
Education Waco ISD students create art for the community WACO, TX– As part of the third annual ARTprenticeship program, Waco Independent School District art students did their part in... by Gavin Wright January 3, 2021
Local News Amid pandemic and record-breaking volume, local mail carrier loves the season WACO, TX - Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and record-breaking volume, Waco mail carrier Terence Corbaley says he loves the holiday... by Gavin Wright January 3, 2021
Texas Texas COVID-19 hospitalizations fall slightly, remain high TEXAS - Coronavirus hospitalizations have fallen slightly in Texas but remain near their record high. Health officials say there are... by Gavin Wright January 3, 2021
COVID-19 COVID-19 death of Waco Family Health Center employee devastates at home, abroad WACO, TX - Gabino Sanchez’s family is one of many facing their first Christmas season without a loved one lost... by Gavin Wright January 3, 2021
Community Lady Bears team up with Waco Fire Department to give gifts to Waco kids WACO, TX - The Baylor Lady Bears and the Waco Fire Department gave back to the Waco community on Thursday... by Gavin Wright January 3, 2021
Politics There’s a federal eviction ban. Why are Texans still being asked to leave their apartments? WACO, TX - Back in September, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention enacted a federal ban on many... by Gavin Wright January 3, 2021
Education Cesar Chavez Middle School transitions online again due to COVID-19 WACO, TX — Cesar Chavez Middle School announced it will transition to fully remote instruction starting Dec. 14 as a result... by Gavin Wright January 3, 2021
