Local News Waco Parks and Recreation hosts preview party for Chapel Park upgrades Waco, TX - Waco Parks and Recreation hosted a preview event on Friday, giving residents a first look at planned... by Julia Ford May 11, 2026
Local News Waco Fire Department crews safely rescued cat stuck in tree in north Waco Waco, TX - The Waco Fire Department responded to a lighthearted call in north Waco this afternoon, where crews were... by Julia Ford May 11, 2026
Texas Texas taxpayers face $11 billion cost from Gov Abbott border disaster declaration, raising questions about its necessity Texas - Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s long-running border security disaster declaration has continued to draw criticism and political debate, as... by Julia Ford April 27, 2026
Local News Applications open for Waco Police Department Junior Police Academy Waco, TX - The Waco Police Department announced that applications are now open for its Junior Police Academy, a program... by Julia Ford April 27, 2026
Local News Fire Department conducts elevator rescue training at vacant school Waco, TX - The Waco Fire Department conducted specialized training last week focused on elevator entrapment scenarios, according to the... by Julia Ford April 27, 2026
News Texas border wall expansion under Trump administration continues to spark backlash, elected officials argue the region does not need a wall due to low migrant crossings and natural barriers Texas - The expansion of the border wall along the Texas-Mexico border under the Trump administration has continued to generate... by Julia Ford April 25, 2026
Texas “Texas’s right to arrest illegals is fundamental,” Paxton shares opinion on ruling after judge allows Texas to activate arrest law and sentence migrants up to 20 years for refusal to comply Texas - A federal appeals court has ruled that Texas may move forward with enforcing its controversial migrant arrest law... by Julia Ford April 25, 2026
Texas Texas Attorney General calls court ruling a win for Texans seeking more religion in classrooms ‘a major victory,’ opponents say it is government-imposed religion Texas - A federal appeals court has ruled that Texas may require public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments,... by Julia Ford April 25, 2026
