The Trump administration is moving forward with plans to dismantle the Department of Education, prompting concerns for programs involving low-income families and students with disabilities.

Meals on Wheels will no longer be able to offer their services at the Sul Ross Senior center after the city decided to shut ...

A brick—well, maybe tens of thousands of toy plastic bricks—of the Lego universe gets reassembled in the Waco Convention Center this weekend with elaborate creations, demonstrations, talks, builders ...

A friend of mine said her grandson plays, she didn’t even get tickets. They really need another venue larger than this,” an ...

Waco-area doctors are joining colleagues nationwide calling on Congress to raise Medicare payments to physicians, a move they say should mean more appointments available and shorter wait times for ...

The Hearne boys' basketball team (29-5) will play in its first state championship game when it takes on Waco Meyer (36-3) ...

Not only has the basketball team never been to the state championship game, they had never made it past the second round of ...

DJ Daniel has dreamed of being in law enforcement since he was young and in 2022, began a tour of meeting different police ...

We know that housing alone will not solve homelessness, but we believe that community will,” Hinojosa said. “That is what is baked into our model.” ...

The Waco Bridge, a nonprofit news organization, is the first local newsroom established by the Texas Tribune. The initiative ...

The Trump administration's new tariffs went into effect this week, imposing a 25% tax on all Canadian and Mexican imports and a 20% tax on Chinese imports.