Waco, TX News

• Waco, TX News
• Waco ISD, YMCA offering free swim programs for students
• 4 years after Bruceville-Eddy girl's hit-and-run death, mother, fiance await answers
• Construction on I35 bridge over Brazos to launch in July
• State agencies slow to follow rape kit law
• Shooting leads to murder charge
• More than 800 vehicles towed in ordinance's 1st year
• Area war veterans not comfortable with 'hero' label
• New book to celebrate Baylor's unprecedented athletic success this school year
• Hundreds of photos from mid-20th century Waco loaded into online collection
• WISD Montessori program growing, with hundreds more on a wait list
• Riesel coal plant damage could boost county revenues
• History mystery: Who recalls ’42 Aggie Robert Johnson?
• Area veteran honored to lay wreath at Tomb of Unknowns
• SpaceX ship docking maneuver deemed success
• New water park Hawaiian Falls Waco to open today
• Robinson dentist opens after-hours urgent care clinic
• Waco to step up noise ordinance enforcement
• Mexican citizen sentenced to 5 years in fatal stabbing case
• Mother Neff State Park adding 142 acres to 259-acre park
• Republican primary for sheriff pits lawman vs. administrator
• Man gets 28 years for 2011 shooting death
• Pizzeria owner implicated in food stamp fraud to plead guilty
• Traveling Vietnam Veterans Memorial wall on display in West through Monday
• Negotiations to restart work on Cotton Belt Trail hit stumbling block
• MCC's University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on June 6
• Information session for potential teachers is June 5
• MCC offers Spanish study abroad trip to Costa Rica
• River Sounds opens June 7 with jazz and global sounds
• Chief justice says feuding in past; challenger touts support
• Dropping gas prices could fuel holiday weekend travel
• 2 challenge Anderson's leadership in House race
• Staff, alumni celebrate history of closing Waco ISD schools
• Greater Waco Economic Index: Jobs and spending boost economy
• Former Waco man indicted in 2003 shooting death
• Suspected drunk drivers refusing breath tests face blood draws
• Waco hike-and-bike trail should be back on track after settlement
• Buddy Skeen's legal issues loom over McLennan County tax assessor election
• Conn's and Freebirds nearing Waco openings
• American Eagle to add 7 jobs in Waco amid cuts nationwide
• Simulated drowning teaches water safety to area students
• Campaign finance: Plemons outspending McNamara, lagging in fundraising
• New Waco mayor sworn in as city puts out call for District 5
• Waco City Council newcomer Kinnaird has eye for analysis
• Man doubts ruling, calling brother's death homicide
• Extraco Events Center's other events have nearly 5 times the impact of HOT Fair
• Abdo wears mouth mask into court for bomb plot trial
• State Board of Education race pits incumbent versus retired teacher
• Hubbard man builds wall to honor veterans
• Home sellers cautioned to hide medicines
• Employers scooping up TSTC grads
• Crowded field seeks Precinct 3 commissioner seat
• Snell faces 2 challengers in GOP primary
• Overlook developers say age limits causing project to fail
• Faulty valve blamed for aborted SpaceX launch
• Abdo goes to trial in alleged bomb plot
• Bellmead council prepares for runoff
• Mike Copeland: Eateries come, go in Waco
• McLennan County Jail doctor's status unclear after DWI arrest
• Suspected killer, victim allegedly fought before shooting
• Sheriff candidate Plemons had day in court over debt
• Waco's Motor Mile revs engine, woos dealerships
• Man gets life in prison for killing convenience store owner
• Brazos Past: Marking 75 years of Big Red
• April unemployment figures reflect employment growth
• 2012 Starburst Junior Golf Classic June 11-13
• Sheriff's race heats up as Plemons attacks McNamara's qualifications
• Baylor benefactor Umphrey makes large gift for stadium
• Waco's mail processing center staying open for now; annex to close next year
• Speegleville Elementary teachers, students to receive iPads for schoolwork
• DPS traffic stop yields 714 pounds of suspected marijuana
• MCC to close for Memorial Day
• Stefkas make MCC a family affair
• Last chance to register for MCC's Summer I classes
• DPS veteran challenges incumbent attorney in JP race
• Former Ukraine president, first lady visit Waco hospital
• Suicide ruling closes case in death of Baylor freshman
• Clifton High School salutatorian modest about extraordinary achievements
• Automotive repair shop opens stylish doors in Woodway
• County commissioners approve jail equipment, disagree on spending
• Waco man arrested for giving HIV to sexual partner
• Age restrictions remain at The Overlook, but mayor-elect says city can't enforce them
• Robinson company to donate lights for homes in Uganda
• Former Parkside Village project misses out on tax credits
• Witnesses tight-lipped about murder of University student
• Woman gets 8 years for sex assault
• River Sounds brings live music to Bosque River Stage in June
• Woman pleads guilty to sexual assault of 16-year-old
• Baylor names new dean of engineering school
• Waco teacher says goodbye after 40 years at Viking Hills
• Allied Health programs application deadline is June 1
• MCC marine biology students conduct research in Honduras
• Waco detectives turn to Facebook to identify suspects
• Lakewood Villas owners selling complex in distress sale
• Low Speegleville-area bridge to be replaced
• Waco council to vote on lifting age restrictions at the Overlook apartments
• Bellmead economic group helping spruce up city
• Neighbors of closed Waco ISD schools uncertain of future
• 1 Bellmead council seat winds up in tie; other local results
• Atkins retains Waco ISD school board seat in close race
• Incumbents Duncan, Austin dominate Waco city races
• Mike Copeland: Gas prices continue to fall, Chamber news and more
• Lofty ambitions: Praetorian Building in downtown Waco entering 2nd century
• Baylor leaders say new strategy is ambitious, but provides flexibility
• Former President Clinton will speak at Rapoport's high-profile D.C. memorial
• Baylor regents add student, faculty member to board
• Waco ISD works to reassign teachers at closing schools
• Two unique graduates to walk Baylor stage
• Bellmead girl, 15, pleads guilty in hit-and-run death of 14-year-old
• MCC accepting nominations for alumni awards
• McGregor man convicted of 3rd robbery, sentenced to life
• Clearing up election confusion about dates, polling places
• Baylor's next strategic plan offers aspirations, not goals
• Police make arrests for illegal gambling on horse racing
• Hewitt unveils plans for new playground at Hewitt Park
• New road proposed would offer access to downtown Waco, new Baylor Stadium
• Waco-based FirstCity Financial reports strong first quarter
• Richard Karr Motors will relocate to Waco's 'Motor Mile'
• Venue changed for Radney Foster concert
• Health care reform seminar comes to Waco
• State's largest law enforcement group endorses Parnell McNamara for sheriff
• Baylor grad Williams gives large gift for football stadium
• Baylor 2012's impact was economic energizer for Waco
• Woman indicted for allegedly leaving 9-month-old daughter in van on July day
• With more cuts, future of Waco postal facilities uncertain
• Suspect rearrested after allegedly fleeing station
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: May 10, 2012
• Waco's May sales tax rebate down slightly year-over-year
• Baylor makes strides, but falls short of top-tier research goal
• SpaceX a go for May 19 launch date
• Baylor learns to balance research, teaching through controversial 2012 plan
• Commissioners delay spending on downtown Waco jail
• Waco Convention Center slated for completion May 26
• Travel and tourism industry holds Waco rally
• Waco killer, death row inmate wants halt to appeals
• Baylor officials defend building campaign that critics say raised tuition too much
• Gas prices dip locally, spur competition
• Expo to showcase efforts to enhance Waco
• Cooper Foundation grants $250K to Baylor research park
• Union Pacific Railroad, Riesel-area residents negotiating
• McGregor tears down former teacher's home
• Police continue search for homicide suspect
• Officials stress swimming precautions after drowning
• A long way to go on Baylor 2012 endowment goal
• Suspect sought in Waco's first homicide of 2012
• Patients can skip Providence ER wait via online program
• Waco-area abstinence group gets a reboot
• Baylor 2012 still a work in progress 10 years later
• Cenikor preparing substance abuse facility at former Hillcrest Community Clinic
• New detox center chief has Waco, Hillcrest ties
• Waco ISD student tickets slashed by half
• Waco mayor, council races focus on economy
• Mike Copeland: New martial arts school, chamber official honored and more
• Baylor exhibit examines historic Texas folklore writers
• Man sentenced to 75 years for hauling ton of marijuana
• Pizzeria owner charged in alleged Lone Star Card abuse
• TSTC trying to boost interest in high-demand fields
• Mission Waco to add program offering legal aid to indigent residents
• Open Bellmead City Council seats hotly contested this year
• Business instructor named Piper Professor of 2012
• Last chance to register for two-week summer minimester
• Surgical Technology information sessions are May 17
• Deadline to apply for fall financial aid is June 1
• Spring Commencement set for May 15
• Waco Community Band to perform "Gershwin!" for Steinway Series concert
• Adult education student makes up for lost time, makes top score on GED test
• Greater Waco Chamber announces enhanced site selection website
• Greater Waco Chamber accepting applications for Leadership Waco
• Roberts Awarded IAMC Fellow Designation
• March 2012 Employment Figures:
• Purported Abdo letter claims he infected himself with HIV
• Waco-area districts seeking students to bolster funding
• U.S.-Afghan agreement could mean hiring at Waco company
• Waco bank sues former Big Red CEO for loan repayment
• TSTC unveils state-of-the-art aerospace center
• Waco group's Dumpster diving in violation of law
• Waco Foundation News - May 1, 2012
• Trial begins for man accused of hauling nearly $5 million worth of marijuana
• Daughters of the American Revolution to recognize Hill County trio for museum work
• Hawaiian Falls Water Park on schedule to open this month
• Downtown Waco company to store boat rentals on river
• Waco council delays vote on age restrictions at Overlook
• Axtell man who killed motorcyclist in traffic accident gets deferred probation
• Convicted murderer Sturdivant still in county jail on charge
• Union Pacific proposes closing Riesel-area railroad crossings; residents doubtful
• First-quarter Waco home sales up over 8 percent from first quarter last year
• First-quarter foreclosures up from fourth quarter, but down from a year ago
• East Waco residents ask pointed questions about Baylor stadium, research park
• Baylor football player charged with sex assault
• Police say man was racing at 120 mph on I-35
• Former Supreme Court Justice O'Connor thrills Waco crowd
• McNamara holds big fundraising lead over Plemons for sheriff
• McLennan County home values show significant gains
• Early voting in city, school races begins today
• Crowded jail complicates county budget planning
• 'Pop-up' gallery brings festival atmosphere to Elm Avenue
• Family seeks reports on man's death after police Taser use
• Overlook living center residents oppose lifting over-55 age requirement
• Copeland: Business news from around Waco
• Race issue brought up in Waco ISD school board contest
• Victorian UFOs set tongues wagging across Texas
• Baylor, schools collaborate on 'iCivics' classroom study
• Rep. Flores coming to aid of Waco Tea Party, other conservative groups
• Man arrested, charged in death of infant son
• Fort Hood bomb plot suspect charged with assaulting jailer
• MCC hosts Adult Basic Education graduation on May 10
• 74-year-old retiree returns to college, gives back to community
• Crime victims, advocates speak about moving past trauma
• Waco police search for man wanted in death of infant son
• 'Pop-up' art event spotlights East Waco revitalization
• Man arrested in Waco cold case murder from 2003
• Mama Baris restaurant to tweak menu, change name to Amichi's
• City of Waco spent $422,000 on Ranger museum lawsuit
• Midway ISD board excited about new superintendent Kazanas
• Lower unemployment, spending lift greater Waco economy
• Gas prices fall in Waco; one station offers $3.39 a gallon
• McGregor cat lover given final deadline before home razed
• Waco man gets 50 years for pistol-whipping robbery
• 2 men accused in at least 7 armed robberies
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: April 25, 2012
• Waco economic index up for second straight month
• African American Chamber of Commerce kicking off fundraising drive
• McLennan County dips into contingency fund to handle inmate overflow
• Waco mayoral and city council candidates discuss issues at Tuesday forum
• Man accused of shooting at 3 victims in car chase
• New McLennan County Courthouse roof color could save tax dollars
• McGregor holds off demolishing cat lover’s house
• Texas officials urge state park visits this spring
• Waco man arrested for 4 armed robberies in less than 24 hours
• Waco police find children in home with suspected meth
• SpaceX delays cargo-ship launch
• More Waco college seniors landing jobs before graduation
• Buzzards no longer overrunning Cameron Park Zoo
• Goats seized at puppy mill moved to sanctuary (w/video)
• Waco doctor uses hobby to assist those in medical need
• Waco industrial parks poised to snag big business
• Watch out for snakes in plentiful wildflower patches
• Hobby Lobby ups the ante on pay for workers
• Mike Copeland: Waco convention talks tourism, gas prices, more
• Some answers to history mysteries of Brazos Past
• City of McGregor to demolish cat lover's house after failed efforts to remedy problems
• Former TSTC police chief pleads guilty to pawning guns
• Judge denies Abdo defense motions to toss evidence
• Waco-area unemployment rate dips to 6.7 percent in March
• MCC's Highlander Ranch hosts fall horse show
• MCC named a Servicemembers Opportunity College
• MCC Chorale to perform "Carmina Burana" for Steinway Series concert
• MCC's University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on May 2
• MCC celebrates statewide GenTX Day on May 4
• Waco man receives 28 years for sexual assault
• Group rallying behind local students facing deportation
• Rapoport Academy to open second elementary school
• Trying to teach the dangers of railroad 'track jumping'
• Waco's Planned Parenthood merges with 2 larger branches
• Mart ISD superintendent suspended for 10 days without pay for DWI arrest
• MCC and Tarleton celebrate Counseling Services partnership
• $4 million in grants available to Texas students with financial need
• Big Lots to open new Waco store Thursday
• Dogs siezed from Riesel puppy mill going to rescue groups
• Area Planned Parenthood exec leaving for director post at Cooper Foundation
• County pushing back against commission on courthouse elevator penthouse removal
• Waco City Council hopes to have developer for former Sanger School site by end of summer
• Thousands cheer national champ Lady Bears at parade
• TCA senior wins Outstanding Youth Citizen award
• SpaceX on schedule for historic space station launch
• Tax assessor Buddy Skeen indicted on 6 new charges
• Baylor students help Waco nonprofits with social media
• Bellmead aims to rid city of junked vehicles
• Voices of Valor: Carl Jessie Crow
• Investigation finds fatal 2011 police chase violated rules
• Upscale downtown Waco hotel opens as market grows
• Crop report: Wheat appears better than expected in several areas
• Connally champ gets chance at National Spelling Bee
• Summer Sourcebook 2012: Plenty of fun activities for kids this summer
• Rotary Club scholars: 2012 Youth Citizenship Awards nominees
• Shane McLellan: Pesky armyworms are on the attack
• Bellmead reaches settlement with former employee
• Mike Copeland: New painting studio, local wage trends, Texas business and more
• St. Alban's Episcopal Church rector up for diocese post
• Fiery I-35 tractor-trailer crash spurs lawsuit, counterclaims
• New Waco Mammoth Site director has grand ambitions
• Hewitt leaders considering bonds of $7.7 million for projects
• MCC hosts special community event April 28 at Central Texas Marketplace
• Waco police detective alleges city discrimination after double-dipping incident
• New McLennan County group hopes to help ex-criminals re-enter community
• Activist reflects on extreme actions as Vietnam War protester
• Luminant seeks permit renewal for 2 power plants, but no plans to reopen
• Bernard Rapoport memorial tribute to a generous, loving, compassionate man
• City of Waco sues to block info release in police-involved death
• TxDOT pledges to aid with traffic issues around new Baylor stadium
• Woman indicted in fatal high-speed Waco Drive crash
• Man gets 2 life terms in 2011 wreck that killed 2
• Baylor gets 3 years probation; NCAA accepts other self-imposed penalties
• City officials elated by April sales-tax rebate check
• Bellmead officials decide to keep animal shelter closed for now
• Rep. Flores hits on familiar topics in Waco town hall visit
• Tax office says it will end traffic scofflaw program
• Group wants McLennan County Courthouse roof painted gray
• New furniture chain buys Waco's RoomStore location
• Felon pleads guilty in fatal wreck that killed 2 passengers
• Waco ISD hopes closings don't affect community support
• IT giant CGI Inc. building center in Belton that will employ 400
• Baylor basketball may face NCAA sanctions
• Seized animals to remain at Humane Society
• High-profile lineup to speak at Rapoport service
• Franchisee who operated Ninfa's restaruant dies
• Bluetooth sensors starting to track traffic on I-35
• Waco parents opt students out of state STAAR tests
• East Waco neighborhood watchful as new Baylor football stadium develops
• Several Waco police officers file grievances for back pay
• 1940 U.S. Census rush has Waco library on alert
• LED light maker moves from China to Robinson
• Medal of Honor: Hiroshi Miyamura
• Mike Copeland: Freebirds starts building, storm damage claims and more
• Crop Report: Rain accompanies warm spring temperatures
• McLennan County to get award for courthouse dome work
• Rapoport's impact felt far and wide throughout Waco
• A legendary life: Bernard Rapoport dies at 94
• Mart ISD board to meet about superintendent's DWI
• Biting into the past: Waco's frontier dentist first to sink his teeth here
• Local pastors aim to make Easter messages impactful
• Flores to hold town hall meeting Tuesday
• Fat Ho Burgers returns to Waco
• Midway ISD names lone finalist for superintendent post
• City of Waco withholding info on Ranger Museum graves
• Waco economic report shows strong increase
• POLICE REPORT: Man arrested on indecency with child charge
• Rain, mild winter may bring allergy and pest headaches
• Texas country artist Radney Foster plays Bosque River Stage on May 11
• Conference for child and family services offered at MCC on April 18
• Hispanic Heritage Festival at MCC celebrates Latin culture
• Business Etiquette Luncheon offered at MCC on April 18
• Championship shirts flew out of stores before Lady Bears finished playing
• Dealership promises Mulkey a new Corvette
• Thousands welcome national champ Lady Bears home
• Man incompetent for trial in alleged hit-and-run of deputy
• American Eagle plans to add another flight out of Waco
• Waco attorney indicted for alleged sexual contact with young girl
• 2 more from Buddy Skeen's office testify before grand jury
• Baylor Law School mistakenly releases new students' info
• Waco ISD board candidates field questions at public forum
• NASA, SpaceX to invite 50 social media followers to launch
• Lady Bears' national title cements place in history for team, coach and Baylor
• Baylor fans cherish national title, look forward to more
• Waco officer's statement leads to mistrial in sex abuse case
• RoomStore plans to sell Waco location among others
• Document alleges sexual harassment, office affair by Buddy Skeen
• Jail company seeks out-of-state inmates to fill Waco facility
• Waco City Council considers reducing costs for trash, recycling
• Baylor's athletic success keeps Waco registers ringing
• Baylor Lady Bears fans' spirits a mile high in Denver
• Waco code inspectors race against high weeds
• Bellmead mayor on ballot, but out of race
• Waco vigil seeks justice for slain Florida teen
• Shane McLellan: Recent weather brings more warmth, rain
• Convention center renovations getting close to completion
• Brazos fishing event hooks children to great outdoors
• Grande, Time Warner offer portable cable TV packages
• Mike Copeland: H-E-B cuts hours, Outdoor Waco store, plus more
• Charter flights help Baylor teams reduce travel time, manage classwork
• Unusual basketball uniforms draw attention, but some fans lament loss of tradition
• Midway ISD students, faculty and staff donate blood, this time for a personal cause
• 1940s US Census data release excites genealogy fans
• County leaders want company to speed up repairs to downtown jail
• Waco Foundation-Capacity Building News - April 2012
• MCC students host event to celebrate space exploration April 12
• Weather Underground founder Mark Rudd to speak at MCC on April 12
• MCC offers teacher certification practice exams
• Information session for potential teachers is April 10
• Cotton Belt Trail remains stalled as city, bonding company negotiate
• Many Lady Bears fans making last-minute arrangements for Final Four trip
• Calvert chocolate factory still going strong, despite building sale, owner says
• Officials seize more than 100 animals from alleged Riesel-area puppy mill
• Waco man, already jailed, charged in Belton murder
• BioChatter Lecture Series: "Considering Med School?" is April 5
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: March 29, 2012
• Waco ISD may bus East Waco students north, west
• Man's arm amputated after incident at Waco plant, prompting safety citation
• Grand jury asked to extend service for Buddy Skeen case
• Robbery suspect linked to 2 other holdups
• Downtown Waco board assured Franklin Place development will proceed
• Soaring gas prices affecting all Central Texans in various ways
• McLennan County Sheriff's Office faces projected $1.8 million deficit
• Talk@12 with Student Development begins April 2
• Waco economist Perryman named 'Texan of the Year'
• Meeting set to discuss Mart superintendent's DWI arrest
• Family sent to prison for toddler's death
• McLennan County Courthouse may need new roof
• Local events to support slain Florida teen's cause
• Mart ISD superintendent faces DWI charge
• Upcoming meetings aim at serving local veterans better
• Waco city planner Bill Falco leaves long legacy
• Valley Mills Drive carries several of the most dangerous intersections in Waco
• Policy change could release county jail inmates faster
• Touch-screen kiosks a growing business trend
• Campaign sign theft, vandalism a problem, candidates say
• Bellmead button club has fascination with fasteners
• Mike Copeland: Waco restaurant favorite is back; BBB issues Walmart warning
• A Baylor team wins national trial championship, but which one?
• UMHB to get new football stadium, too, with help of McLane family
• Bruceville-Eddy land deeded to killer returned to former mayor's estate
• Heavy rains this week helpful to farmers and ranchers, but news not all positive
• Legacy of 1916 Waco lynching subject of award-winning film at Baylor
• Brazos Past: Can you identify these Waco history mysteries?
• MCC's University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on April 4
• MCC to close for spring holiday
• MCC students visit NASA's Johnson Space Center
• MCC's summer, fall registration begins April 9
• New Weekend College offered this fall at MCC
• Psychiatrist: Defendant in hit-and-run of deputy may be incompetent to stand trial
• Waco woman gets 20 years for insurance scam
• Tickets scarce for NCAA women's Final Four and online prices sky-high
• Medicaid changes spur more questions than answers from local healthcare leaders
• Water released from Lake Waco, but still above normal
• Griffin, Baylor shine in spotlight of frenzied NFL showcase in Waco
• Some families forced into temporary shelters as storm recovery continues
• Plan would split Humane Society into city-run pound, no-kill shelter
• Hawaiian Falls Water Park opening Memorial Day, plans to hire 250
• Good Samaritan helps round up cattle being swept away by floodwaters
• Resource center reaches out to Vietnam veterans
• Insurance agents, other companies inundated with calls after storms
• First responders, emergency crews scramble after overwhelming Waco rains
• Waco City Council discusses crackdown on loud music
• McLennan County Sheriff out of money for prisoner overflow
• Bellmead City Council presented with options for animal control
• Ranch Club student group hosts fundraiser March 31
• MCC will remain open this evening
• Student's family sues Baylor frat, bar after her 2009 death
• Bellmead feed store may be bought, razed
• Council to OK study of human remains found buried near Texas Ranger museum
• Waco church opens vegetarian food store
• More space planned for forensic interviews of kids
• VFW spicing up fundraiser with dance marathon
• Getting Baylor stadium plan OK by 2014 could be challenge
• Traffic problems need to be solved at proposed Baylor football stadium
• Waco movie-rental store takes aim at Redbox, Netflix
• Mike Copeland: Waco lands Freebirds burrito eatery, plus other new businesses
• Local bridge club results: March 18, 2012
• Q&A with new pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church
• Truck jumps curb, plows into apartment; no one injured
• City of Waco trying to help employees, see savings with wellness program
• Buddy Skeen trial set for week before Republican primary
• Calvert Woman's Club festival to celebrate restoration of historic clubhouse
• Police urge awareness in parking lots after flurry of robberies
• USA Today Bestselling Author
• Waco Downtown Farmers Market blossoms in winter
• McGregor leaders thankful for SpaceX, marking 10th birthday
• Children's vaccines to be restricted at county health clinic
• Waco company excited about new RG3 T-shirts
• 17-year-old accused of sexually assaulting boy
• Waco foreclosure rate rises, but remains low nationally
• Bed bug incidents increase in Central Texas
• 3-time felon indicted for alleged murder of sleeping man
• Greenhouse therapy helps veterans cope with PTSD
• Community HealthCorps director urges Waco residents to participate
• New Baylor stadium likely to use local subcontractors
• McLane pledges large donation to Baylor for on-campus football stadium
• Police arrest fleeing suspect after his car runs out of gas
• SpaceX adds 2 international clients to launch manifest
• Residents brainstorm new uses for Sanger school site
• McLennan Co. commissioners vote to end liaison system
• Waco payroll company changes hands, hopes to grow
• Victims deliver strong statements to sex abuser
• Area musician named group's steel guitar Player of Year
• Crisis puts basketball in perspective for Drew family
• China Spring man joins House race
• Police say man tried to torch house after release from jail
• Longtime Waco detective leaving job for DA's office
• Indian-Americans celebrate change in seasons at festival
• Health district envisioning projects to help residents lead healthier lives
• Medal of Honor: John Levitow
• University Middle School team wins green-project contest
• More local school districts seek class-size waivers
• Reyna's office loses case after withdrawing plea deal; DA says offers are appropriate
• Area car dealers selling more fuel-efficient cars
• Mike Copeland: Construction plans filed for new Legends Crossing restaurant
• Crop report: Cattle bloat a concern for Texas ranchers
• Fewer traffic tickets being issued; police offer many explanations
• Waco attorney ordered to pay $15,000 after client flees US
• Waco's spring blooms early, but it's vulnerable to late freeze
• Old-fashioned dance marathon to be staged at Waco VFW
• DNA scientist a no-show at Lake Waco murders hearing
• Jobless rate in Waco rises as holiday positons end
• Tarleton to offer GRE workshop
• MCC celebrates Tree Campus USA designation at Arbor Day activities on March 29
• Agriculture competition for high school students is March 21
• Crawfish Boil & Cookout on March 24 to benefit student organizations
• MCC to close early for employee professional development on March 23
• City of Waco considering new policy for stormwater drainage
• Police: Evidence shows woman charged in fatal wreck was going 77-94 mph
• Waco-based Puremco expands inventory beyond dominoes
• Waco man arrested after infant found with .291 blood alcohol
• McLennan Nonprofits Newsletter - March 6, 2012
• Important changes to financial aid verification for 2012-13
• Texas Rangers to search Buddy Skeen's truck for suspected stolen items
• Woman charged in fatal 130-mph Waco Drive wreck
• Police capture wanted man after he escapes hospital
• Challenger DeCluitt criticizes Anderson's record in Texas House at GOP debate
• Sheriff candidates spar on lawman vs. administator theme
• Waco’s March sales tax rebate hits $2.14M
• Ex TYC officer accused of stealing 25 inmate identities
• Waco City Council, community leaders zeroing in on regional branding logo
• BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse digs in next to Richland Mall
• County commissioners again bicker over departments issue
• Officials say downtown Waco jail needs new roof before it can be reopened
• Woodway, Hewitt cancel May council elections
• Wreck leads to intoxication manslaughter charge for man
• David Dewhurst's Senate campaign swings through Waco
• Full-service Waco gas station may reopen with new owner
• Business leaders, Waco ISD plan new technical school
• Man arrested after threatening to blow up county tax office
• Midway ISD trustees decide against busing changes
• Here's who's running: Filings end in local school, city elections
• Fewer Texans getting laid off, down from 2009 high
• Waco Planned Parenthood rally an effort to save statewide women's health program
• 2nd Financial Aid (Spring only) loan disbursement date -- March 20
• War veterans needed to serve as peer mentors in mental health program
• Waco Hippodrome looks ahead with debts nearly paid off
• Aspiring Eagle Scout helps zoo trainers with tigers
• More people paddling Waco's rivers as kayak interest grows
• Child care company eyes Waco for new centers
• Scott & White considers joining forces with Baylor, other Texas health systems
• Waco residents, businesses embracing solar power
• Mike Copeland: Waco consignment shop opening, audiologist honored and more
• MCC now offering free student counseling
• Baylor study links small business, healthy living
• Chris, Kristi DeCluitt face separate elections at same time
• Old railroader's lifetime collection to be sold in Waco
• MCC to close one week for Spring Break
• MCC adult education volunteer receives state award
• Deadline to apply for summer financial aid at MCC is April 1
• Ex-Waco ISD teacher pleads guilty to molesting young students, gets 5-year sentence
• Man gets concurrent 50-year sentences for two armed robberies in four days
• Former Homestead Heritage member gets 35 years in prison for sexual abuse of 8-year-old
• 'Art of Juggling' speaker helps women balance work, family
• State funding could be cut for Waco hospitals' uncompensated patient care
• Baylor, Dr Pepper extend agreement through 2015
• China Spring couple gets paid for picking
• WISD appoints program leaders
• H-E-B may build Waco's largest grocery store at former University Middle School site
• Bellmead man indicted in hit-and-run that injured deputy
• Ex-teacher testifies he did not molest 5-year-old student
• Sanderson Farms reports Q1 loss, but outlook better than 2011
• Waco foreclosure counselor wins White House honor
• CASA foster care program splitting from Advocacy Center
• Area businesses display leap-day creativity
• McLennan County commissioners squabble over department assignments
• Hill County Sheriff transferred from first job for taking pistol
• Girl testifies kindergarten teacher molested her at school
• MHMR making progress on one-stop veterans services center
• Waco Sears store spared company chopping block
• Greater Waco Chamber hires China Spring native as marketing and research manager
• Connally and La Vega Regional Quarterfinal ticket information
• Dublin Botting loses another brand, Waco-born Big Red
• New pedestrian-friendly traffic signal built by University High
• Robert Griffin returns to Baylor for NCAA football video game
• Baylor researchers find humble means helpful
• Baylor, Waco VA hospital studying veterans' family stress
• New law offers child-support relief for mistaken fathers
• More file for Waco mayor, city council seats
• Area school superintendents working together to cut costs
• Criminal defendants have choice of suits to wear in court
• Beall Poetry Festival
• Waco ISD teacher on trial accused of sexually abusing young student
• Mike Copeland: Lanell Hagar's closing, new restaurant and 7-Eleven opening
• Deadly fire prompts Waco to rethink mobile home inspections
• Gatesville man surprised his letter has become an Internet phenomenon
• Waco-based Central Freight Lines to run cleaner-burning natural gas trucks
• Author to speak on architect of McLennan County Courthouse
• Robinson park group trying to get stalled project moving
• Family of mobile home fire victims say the tragedy has tightened their bond
• Hill County sheriff's official denies claims that Lyon sexually harassed employees
• Gas prices could jump locally over the weekend, and rise even higher nationwide
• MCCs University Center hosts information session on March 7
• Information session to be held March 5 for science travel course at MCC
• Experienced local tree service owner branches out offerings
• Waco house fire displaces 15
• Waco ISD board votes to close 9 school campuses
• Man who set fire that injured firefighter sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Texas abortion-provider ban could be dealbreaker for $40 million-per-year program
• U.S. Postal Service closing Waco processing center and annex that employ 224
• Relatives find justice for teen girl's 1978 slaying
• Body of missing woman found in Brazos River
• Weather station will help golf courses, homeowners gauge water needs
• Member-investors hope to revive Lake Waco Golf Club
• Court roundup: Sex offender gets 30-year sentence for groping child; woman gets 3 years for evading police
• County may streamline indigent criminal defense
• Plasma donor center to fill North Valley Mills Drive space
• State House candidates spar over conservative credentials
• Waco police hope new Twitter account will benefit public
• Waco economic number dips, though jobs figures rising
• Hill County jailer says he was fired after witnessing sheriff's sexual harassment
• Waco City Council grants $25,000 to Waco Cultural Arts Fest
• Mother charged after children badly injured in car wreck
• Waco library renovation leads to quest for rare pink marble
• Toddler rescued from house fire released to family
• Tattoo artists to show their chops at convention
• West resident wants to build world's largest fire hydrant
• Baylor professor hopes to turn Colcord Avenue eyesore into neighborhood hub
• Voices of Valor: Ken Peek
• Shane McLellan: Recent rainfall had positive, negative effects
• Waco's 'guru of glass' comes through in a pinch for police
• DA's DWI policy under fire from area attorneys
• Woman's ministry helping Estella Maxey women stand on own 2 feet
• Mike Copeland: Art studio opens, China Spring-Bosqueville restaurants shuffle
• Local bridge club results: Feb. 19, 2012
• Ambulance company, treasurer accuse Hill Co. Sheriff Lyon of bullying, intimidation
• 4-time felon sentenced to 70 years for drive-by murder
• Army colonel with Waco roots blazes path for military women
• After fire claims Waco mother and children, neighbors struggle with emotions
• Elizabeth Barrett, Robert Browning letters go digital via Baylor-Wellesley project
• Hewitt council to consider $7.6 million bond package
• Gunman robs Lacy Lakeview credit union
• Mexia State Supported Living Center gets new director
• Brazos Knights Barbershop Quartet wow them @ Baylors Roxy Grove Hall
• Tarleton adds marketing degree to University Center programs
• Massage therapy course offered at MCC
• Mars Inc. shrinking Snickers bars to low-cal versions
• Waco mother charged for death of infant left in hot car
• Waco police arrest suspected robber after clerk knocks his Darth Vader mask off
• Fire at Waco home kills mother, two children; 3rd child taken to burn unit
• American Bank Waco names Deaver new board chairman
• Mental health workers push for more facilities for mentally ill
• Possible new Baylor stadium revives proposed road plan
• Former Midway football player among 17 TCU students arrested on drug charges
• Two men indicted for allegedly sexually assaulting witness from Sturdivant trial
• New mixed-use development to replace closed car dealership
• Bellmead council to fill seat currently held by Marines reservist
• Harwell facility again fails state jail inspection
• Waco ISD board to vote on school closures next week
• Baylor dominates Addy Awards competition
• Baylor student bought gas before car blaze
• Chet Edwards' congressional papers unveiled at Baylor
• Bellmead takes out loan to cover needs after rollback election eliminates tax hike
• Executive director of Cooper Foundation to retire
• Trautschold Millwork lays off 10 in economic downturn
• 2nd trial in drive-by shooting death begins today
• Waco ISD leaders plan to start making decisions on school closures
• Couple married 64 years celebrates Valentine's Day
• Preliminary autopsy provides little information about Baylor student's death
• Website highlights Waco's poverty problem
• Waco woman seeing clearly again thanks to transplant
• County to add security measures to courthouse
• Popular El Siete Mares to reopen on Austin Avenue
• DA seeks to turn around dwindling hot check fund
• Efforts of wife, friends help free Waco man from immigration detention
• Baylor student's funeral services set
• WISD ponders new gifted middle school academy
• Copeland: McGregor's C3 looking to hire later this year, other items
• Singing Barbershop Quartet(Valentunes)
• Questions surround Baylor freshman's body found in burned car
• Brazos Past: Waco native earned fame as early Hollywood fashion designer
• Skeen trial date not set
• Baylor service organization needs more jobs
• Junior livestock show rewards youth for hard work, helps some toward their dreams
• Barbershop Quartet
• Information session for University Center's educational doctorate program is Feb. 22
• Information session to be held Feb. 20 for MCC's Alaska Study Tour
• Information session for potential teachers is Feb. 21
• Tarleton offers new dual admission program for MCC education students
• SpaceX adding contracts, now worth up to $3.5 billion
• Hewitt dentists offer day of free services as gift to community
• Skeen offers defense in Trib interview for truck transaction that led to arrest
• Burned car found with body in backseat belongs to Baylor student, school official says
• Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce President Jim Vaughan announces retirement
• McLennan County murderer one step closer to execution
• Central Texas farmers turning to GPS to increase efficiency
• Waco receives disappointing February sales tax rebate
• Waco Foundation gives grant for East Waco revitalization
• Hewitt leaders OK expanding library, building renovations
• Ginsburg family opens gold, silver, guns store downtown
• Affection for Kim Mulkey brings Trace Adkins to Waco
• Waco gets $1.8 million for new I-35 bridge land
• Hewitt woman indicted for nursing home theft
• OSHA finds no violations in Johnson Roofing worker's death
• Waco jury hands down 7-year sentence for threatening rapper
• Waco banker files for District 3 council seat
• Duncan Jr. files for Waco mayor with current mayor's support
• Company hopes to return county jail to compliance
• Re-trial begins for man who allegedly rapped threats
• Baylor researchers get an earful (of whale earwax)
• Waco ISD trying to fill wish list through website
• Hewitt city manager wants to join police, fire departments
• Mission Waco adopts new name
• Family seeks closure one year after slaying
• Mike Copeland: Conn's likes Waco's demographics, more items
• Baylor and TSTC filling BRIC with high-tech partners
• Midway and Waco school districts using different formulas to incorporate impact of STAAR
• J.C. Penney counting on new, fresh look to revive sales
• Falls County man gets 14 years for East Waco murder
• Black banker, legislator, sought to elevate African-Americans through busting poverty cycle
• Waco and nonprofit housing partners brace for cuts
• City installs new racks to promote urban biking
• Budget-cutting could lead to different start times for Midway schools
• Local Planned Parenthood thankful for Komen reversal for multiple reasons
• Passenger says driver reached 130 mph before deadly wreck
• Freeman Center sells prime Columbus Avenue property to NeighborWorks Waco at reduced price
• Information session for potential health professionals is Feb. 17
• Waco home prices fall while Texas prices rise
• Suspect in Waco crime spree arrested in Houston
• Axtell man pleads guilty in motorcyclist death
• Bull Hide Creek plant opens, clearing way for Lorena development
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Feb. 2, 2011
• Former Axtell High School student indicted for allegedly shooting girlfriend in the head
• Carter BloodCare board OKs center on Woodway Drive
• Local Planned Parenthood to seek new mammogram funding
• Catholic organizations angered by contraceptives in health insurance ruling
• American Airlines' parent company's decision to cut jobs could affect Waco
• Gatesville pastor charged with capital murder in wife's March 2011 death
• Waco man wrongly jailed for 83 days may sue county
• VP Connell leaves Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce
• Waco stars to dance for Talitha Koum fundraiser
• Waco man gets 4-year jail sentence for 9th DWI
• McLennan County commissioners vote to post onlne audio of meetings
• 3rd man arrested in alleged Waco pigeon drop scam
• State considering standardized forms for simpler divorces
• Waco senior center to keep age requirement at 55 or older
• Waco rains bring logjam to Brazos River low-water dam
• Commissioner candidate Kizer says DWI arrests were youthful mistakes
• Waco's 1st female police supervisor reflects on 3 decades of service
• Waco man gets 50 years, no parole, in sex abuse case
• Group hopes state grant will lessen infant deaths
• Woman who aided hiring search for hit men loses state job
• BSA offers activities to celebrate Black History Month
• Free counseling available for students
• Scott & White looking for participants in long-term cancer study
• Professor runs half-marathon 5 months after surgery
• People holding on to cars longer, mechanics say
• Waco ISD trustee keeps ear tuned to world via CB radio
• Proposed I-35 meat market in West could bring dog park, world's largest fire hydrant
• Waco woman copes with shooting deaths of 2 sons
• Mike Copeland: Conn's likes Waco's demographics, more items
• Waco architects planning downtown arts district near Masonic Grand Lodge
• Medicare change could mean lower patient bills at Scott & White
• New ministry aims to connect people in crisis with helpful community resources
• Rains bring Lake Waco back to normal level, but debris rolls in
• City of Waco, animal control officials unsure if 'spay-or-pay' law is working
• Brazos Past: Mooreville church celebrating 100 years in present-day sanctuary
• First Presbyterian Church of Waco welcomes 1st woman senior pastor
• New days, classes offered by MCC's Adult Basic Education at EOAC Center
• Graduation registration now open for MCC's Adult Basic Education
• ITT Technical Institute celebrates its Waco location with grand opening
• J.H. Hines using positivity to curb behavior problems
• Financier Stanford's trial in Houston not big news in his hometown Mexia
• Man serving 60-year term pleads guilty to 3 robberies
• Police arrest 1, seek 2 others in 'pigeon drop' scam
• MISSING PERSON - JOHNNY GONZALES
• Conn's appliance, electronics store to open in Waco
• 2 more arrested in connection with food stamp fraud
• Builders hammer out details for Baylor football stadium
• Rains raise hopes for Waco farmers, ranchers and lakes
• Greater Waco Economic Index: Waco economy improves in 4th quarter, tops 2010 overall
• County bans 18-wheelers from Speegleville neighborhood
• Most Lake Waco boat ramps reopening
• 'Career criminal' sentenced to life in prison by Waco jury
• Five arrested in alleged food stamp fraud case
• Waco metro employment growth ranks in top 10% of nation
• A.J. Moore tax preparation program gets IRS grant
• Waco police find 17 abandoned animals, arrest woman for cruelty
• Parkside Village site developer faces tax credit challenges
• Brothers Management building new HQ near Baylor campus
• MCC's University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on Feb. 1
• Providence offers new upscale rooms to expectant mothers
• Prom fashion show expected to need bigger Waco venue
• Planned Parenthood in Waco still to get state funds, for now
• New Waco secondhand store raises money for food bank
• Waco CEO appears on 'Undercover Boss' tonight
• 25 years after annexation, 'No Man's Land' still in disarray
• Mike Copeland: Waco 5th cheapest city, Baylor recognized and more
• Waco unemployment rate drops to lowest level in over 2 years
• Youth mentoring groups band to solve volunteer shortage
• Highway 31 widening causing problems for nearby residents
• Agreement reached to relocate feral cats from Lions Park
• Senate candidate Cruz takes shots at Dewhurst in Waco
• Former nurse, charged with setting fire to school, to stay jailed until trial is finished
• City of Waco book calls for river development while preserving natural beauty
• Age limit removed at Overlook upscale senior living center
• Study: Waco gas prices could approach $4 per gallon
• Grand jury indicts felon accused of killing man who sold him car
• Unidentified body found after early morning Waco house fire
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Jan. 19, 2011
• MCC Bookstore hours for spring semester
• Marlin police arrest 5 in alleged 'flash mob' robbery
• McLennan County spending $20K to customize payroll system
• Carver Academy community resisting Waco ISD plan
• McLennan County commissioners to hold night meeting in Robinson next week
• Redistricting limbo makes fundraising difficult for some area Texas House candidates
• SpaceX postpones Dragon capsule launch
• Bellmead to send out revised tax bills after voters reject hike
• Lack of events for primaries could leave voters in dark
• Texas doctors fighting state change they say could disrupt life-saving care
• Potential University High-A.J. Moore merger causes mixed feelings for students
• Falls County DA candidates caught up in residency spat
• Specialist in high-risk pregnancy helps Waco women
• Baylor Bears pep rally whips crowd into frenzy
• Brazos Living: Casseroles taste like home
• Mike Copeland: Waco's open retail spaces draw interest
• Increase in reported sexual assault numbers expected
• Salvation Army kettle campaign comes up short
• Bellmead residents reject tax increase in rollback election
• University of Michigan professor receives prestigious Baylor award for teaching
• BU's next 10-year plan more open-ended than Baylor 2012
• Group angered by shutdown of Lions Park feral cat program
• Waco pastor offers series of public counseling sessions
• A.J. Moore Academy property viewed as downtown Waco redevelopment boon
• Feb. 23 is drawing for Diamond Jewelry Raffle benefiting MCC Scholarships
• MCC ranked fifth safest college in Texas
• Adult education program receives state award for positive partnerships
• Rich Harney Trio to perform McLennan Steinway Series concert
• District 56 rivals Anderson, DeCluitt condemn fake Facebook pages
• McLennan County spay/neuter program draws interest of cities, businesses
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events ask citizens to serve community
• Carter BloodCare expansion could get even larger
• Dublin residents devastated by Dr Pepper departure
• Saying 'it was time,' RG3 declares for NFL draft
• Waco resident Hardage tabbed to lead Baptist General Convention
• New proposal would keep A.J. Moore Academy open
• Dwyer Group opens national traning center for lawn-care franchisees
• High voter turnout expected in Bellmead tax election
• City of Waco keeps positive momentum with January sales tax rebate
• Two teens charged with pepper spray attack of juvenile officer
• Mentally ill man testifies he didn't know he was shooting at police
• Finger injury forces pianist Andre Watts to cancel Waco Symphony concert
• Former US Rep. Edwards to lecture at Baylor
• Trial of soldier charged in Fort Hood bomb plot delayed
• Faith-based auto repair shop to open on Woodway Drive
• Waco flag carried to Iraq back in city's hands
• McLennan Nonprofit Newsletter - January, 2012
• Meningitis vaccine no longer available at Public Health District
• Today's Highlassie basketball game canceled
• US Supreme Court considers Texas redistricting maps
• Trial begins again for man accused of shooting Waco police officer
• Boat ramps at Tradinghouse Lake repaired, to open soon
• Man reviving Calvert's economy with chocolate
• Jan. 9 is first day to use financial aid to purchase textbooks at MCC Bookstore
• Court delay of EPA rule buys time for Big Brown power plant
• Parents explore other schools as Waco ISD faces closures
• Waco copper theft is down after new laws, officials say
• Bellmead city government in 'war zone' of turmoil after series of controversies
• Voices of Valor: Ernest Corbitt
• Robberies up, violent crime down in Waco, say FBI stats
• Waco banker taking motivation message international
• Waco man convicted of daughter's sex abuse to be released from prison
• Mike Copeland: Legends Crossing restaurant will break ground soon
• Brazos Past: Waco exhibit shares doc's Civil War letters
• New Waco tax abatements offer incentives to businesses
• Judge paves way for DNA hearing in Lake Waco murders
• Waco real estate agent Kelly's Bible holds family meaning
• Trial for capital murder defendant held for 3 years
• Prosecutors seek early trial for Buddy Skeen
• Fall 2011 Honors and Distinguished Honors Students
• Deadline to apply for MCC scholarships is Jan. 18
• Adult Basic Education offering basic math class
• MCC closed Jan. 16 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Board, area residents discuss Waco ISD school closure plans
• Baylor filmmaker goes to Europe to talk about faith
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Jan. 6, 2011
• Grand jury clears man who shot, killed brother
• Waco police identify possible "pigeon drop" scam culprits
• Meningitis vaccination available at Public Health District for $14.95
• First National Bank Central Texas First Pitch Luncheon Feb. 1
• Equipment Depot Mid-Tex Farm & Ranch Show Feb. 7-8
• SEC accuses Waco-based Life Partners of fraud, insider trading
• Woman arrested for child abuse involving near-drowning
• Waco charity donations swing up at year's end
• Hewitt man indicted in alleged drunk driving wreck that killed 2-year-old
• Waco-based FirstCity Financial refinances $174M debt
• Planned Parenthood closes 1 Waco clinic
• Waco City Council approves Cenikor substance abuse treatment center
• McLennan County leaders voice support for financial disclosure
• Veteran in talks with Billy Joe Shaver to headline music festival
• Salary disagreement delays hiring new county judge
• From MCC to Mars
• Lott farmer garners statewide award for excellence
• Waco Mammoth Site awaits monument designation
• Exploding stars the focus of community event
• Waco council to vote on drug treatment center
• Mysteries dominate readers' library choices
• Arrests made in 8 of 11 Waco murder cases in 2011
• Waco siblings share in Rose Parade experience
• Robinson vet's fest finds new home in Meridian
• 2011 successful for two women resolved to change own lives
• Local investment adviser mixes business acumen with passion for ministry
• West focuses on future westward annexation
• Brazos Past: Sportswriting legend Jinx Tucker surely smiling on Baylor this year
• Smartphones can be aid or impediment to worship
• Veteran Republican Karl switches parties to run for commissioners court
• The Waco Tribune-Herald's top stories of 2011
• Waco Transit offers free rides for New Year's Eve revelers
• Gibson puts financial disclosure issue on commissioners' agenda
• Federal inmate accidentally released from Waco jail
• NTSB report says plane broke apart in midair before crash
• Man accused of Waco murder found, arrested in Dallas
• Financial disclosure measure for county officials shelved
• McLennan County fireworks can blast off into 2012
• Heisman win charges up fans for Alamo Bowl
• McLennan County appoints jail magistrate replacement
• Manager says profitable Waco Sears unlikely to close
• Medicaid changes require attention to avoid physician problems
• Recession bites into Sanderson Farms sales
• Bank not liable for hotel's unpaid taxes to city of McGregor
• Commissioners OK jail contract without talk of ICE
• Texas educators work to make schools key issue
• DA Reyna's office dumping lie-detector testing
• Waco ISD helping Spanish-speaking parents learn about computers
• Shane McLellan: Rains help, but more moisture needed
• Immigration agency pulls inmates from Jack Harwell jail
• State parks officials plead for more visitors, donations
• Agency offers training for parents to spot child sex abuse
• Joy of Christmas abounds in Waco-area public schools
• Local jeweler and others fill Christmas wishes for about three dozen families
• University High athletes, ROTC help fulfill Christmas wishes
• Area councils turn to iPads for agendas
• Seasons greetings passed through the years via Christmas cards
• St. Alban's bells bring unique touch to community
• Police called to calm 'sneakerheads' at Richland Mall for release of Air Jordans
• MCC's University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on Jan. 4
• Ugly Christmas sweater parties mean big business for local thrift stores
• Incumbent Bosque County DA criticizes opponent's past
• 20 years after deadly Corsicana fire, case still in spotlight
• Soldier accused of plotting attack against Fort Hood gets new lawyer
• Salvation Army kettle donations down drastically
• Ribbon-cutting held for new I-35 flyover connecting interstate to Highway 6
• American Eagle brings regional jets to Waco
• Mount Calm man among 5 dead in plane crash
• Baylor economist finds second career on witness stand
• Local farmers welcome rain, but area still in drought
• McLennan County sheriff's race loses one candidate, gains another
• Buddy Skeen's lawyers proclaim client's innocence
• Boy saved from rain-swollen culvert
• Mother gets 20 years for aiding son in crime
• Ex-teacher gets probation for relationship with student
• US Postal Service says Monday busiest day of the year
• McLennan County partners with clinic on spay-neuter initiative
• NEA grant brings renowned pianist Watts to Waco
• Waco's Balcones Distillery wins award for its whiskey
• Downtown spring festival won't be Irish in 2012
• Mike Copeland: Antique stores flock to LaSalle Avenue
• Officials say checks and balances prevent Taser misuse
• Waco police most often use Tasers on fleeing suspects
• Ex-Trib publisher Preddy dies at age 71
• Waco ISD brings 2 school closure, consolidation plans to public for input
• Waco-area unemployment drops to lowest level since April
• H-E-B donates huge number of books to libraries, Trib charity
• New sealed indictments posing problems for Waco courts
• McLennan County won't ban New Year's Eve fireworks
• Antioch church scales back expansion plans, looks to 2012
• Waco man gets 99 years for murdering girlfriend's son
• Brazos Past: Nazi POWs observed Christmas in heart of Texas
• Woodway surrogacy agency helps make parenthood reality
• Workers: Closing postal centers will hurt Waco economy
• Ruling: City of Waco erred in withholding public info
• Waco man convicted of murdering girlfriend's son
• Bellmead temporarily closes animal shelter
• Brazos Knights Barbershop Quartet
• Local Republican Party leaders ticketed for fighting
• Mother, grandfather already charged in Jan. death indicted for infant child abuse
• Baylor barbershop will close doors Friday
• Waco ISD may present 2 school closure plans to public
• Falls County Democrat announces run for District 57
• Police search for answers in Waco's 13th homicide
• Bellmead mayor criticizes critics, but won't resign
• Ex-prosecutor causes mistrial with 'lunatic' remark
• SpaceX rockets to power private orbiting venture
• Woman tells court boyfriend killed son in murder trial
• 2012 election confusion leaves Waco candidates guessing
• Waco police say woman falsely reported robbery near Baylor
• Company fighting against potential Waco postal closures
• Police halt wrong-way driver on Loop 340 after chase
• Waco man on trial for shooting police officer
• Recently indicted Buddy Skeen files for re-election
• Owners, plaintiffs settle lawsuit over Riesel power plant
• Heisman winner's Superman socks soar in popularity
• Waco school mourns student's death in prank aftermath
• Woodway swears in new councilwoman
• Waco may open up arts funding to more groups
• Health district offers healthy dining guide
• University High student dead after prank goes wrong
• MCC instructors plan to simulate life on Mars
• Waco Irish festival may not happen due to council's delay
• Robert Griffin III wins Baylor's first Heisman Trophy
• Shop Loco rewards program culminates in auction Tuesday
• Waco Symphony musicians delight shoppers with surprise performance at H-E-B
• Wish lists flood 'Santa Mail' put up by Waco jeweler Boozer
• Mike Copeland: East Waco bakery idea gets TIF approval
• Mart community responds after QB's house burns down
• Brazos Past: Waco's frontier grocer with a colorful name
• Brazos County judge to challenge Gray for Waco appeals court chief justice
• Suspect in Waco shooting indicted by surprise grand jury
• Former MCC instructor files to run for House District 57
• SpaceX cargo ship set for February 2012 launch to ISS
• Waco city manager's Bible a teacher's guide
• Bellmead City Council to discuss mayor's resignation
• Waco High student dies after medical emergency at school
• MCC students named finalists for prestigious scholarship
• Meadows Foundation donates $250,000 to MCC for health training
• I-35 wreck kills 1, clogs road through Waco for 8 hours
• Developers detail replacement for Waco's Parkside Village
• Deputy says gunman wanted to go out in 'blaze of glory'
• USPS potential closures could shuffle Waco jobs to Austin
• Sheriff's association endorses candidates from within ranks
• Procedures for transcript requests during winter holiday
• Buddy Skeen likely to stay in office despite felony charges
• Buddy Skeen arrested on 2 indictments (w/video)
• Waco native Frank Curre, a Pearl Harbor survivor, dies on 70th anniversary of attack
• Waco-based Lindsey Contractors bought by company with international ties
• Waco sales tax rebate up 10 percent over last December
• Lake Country Club buyer will keep golf course open
• Differing voices share memories of Pearl Harbor, 70 years later: Dec. 7, 1941
• Funny T-shirts raise awareness of Baylor-area robberies
• Waco City Council awards contract for police HQ project
• Baylor gets NASA satellite system to display at BRIC (w/video)
• Rains much-needed, but drought not broken
• Waco attorney candidate for McLennan County tax office
• Dwyer Group CEO to be on CBS show 'Undercover Boss'
• Waco City Council to consider tax incentives for Allergan, Mars
• Baylor's Griffin heading to NYC as Heisman Trophy finalist
• Judge cuts child molester's sentence by more than half
• Rush acquitted on 10 of 18 counts of sexual abuse
• Sturdivant gets 30 years in jail for murdering husband
• County jail inmates to get full-time mental health attention
• New MCC health lab to provide state-of-the-art training
• Baylor draws Washington in Alamo Bowl
• Mike Copeland: Troubled Waco golf course still open for play
• Waco leaders pushing board to tackle animal shelter problems
• Crop report: Storms bring some relief, but we're still in drought
• Creative ways to get your wardrobe ready for holiday parties
• Local coffee roasting company Persnickety Tim's closes shop
• TSTC plan aims to help students succeed in math
• Doris Miller memorial passes $100,000 fundraising mark
• Groesbeck's water woes solved for now, but cost still unknown
• Sturdivant convicted of murder, faces up to life in prison
• Deliberations in former teacher's sex abuse trial will resume Monday
• Emmanuel United Anglican Church gaining Waco foothold
• Brazos Past: Baylor thwarted UT's dreams of football glory 70 years ago
• Delasandro announces bid for Texas House District 57
• Suspect in grisly January murder declared incompetent to stand trial
• Students in MCCs Upward Bound gain valuable lessons outside classroom
• Testimony: Sturdivant said 'I'm so sorry' over dead husband's body at funeral home
• Tax assessor candidate pulls endorsement from website
• Baylor, Waco police push back against recent robberies
• Ex-teacher testifies she never had sexual relationship with student
• Postal Service mulls closure of 2 Waco facilities
• Woman who said she helped Sturdivant find hit men under state probe
• Baylor vs UT this Saturday!
• Waco finishes Brazos Park East renovations, prepares for more park upgrades
• Man testifies Sturdivant said she'd get someone to 'finish the job'
• Judge to reconsider former CPS worker's 90-year sentence for sexual assault
• Lake Country Club golf course facing foreclosure
• Local jeweler Boozer plans to fulfill family Christmas wish
• Former student testifies he had sex with elementary school teacher
• Prosecution says ex-Hallsburg teacher's relationship with student crossed lines
• Former Waco ISD employee gets probation for theft
• County stays with Johnson Roofing for rest of courthouse roof repairs
• Would-be hit man testifies at Sturdivant trial
• Waco airport untouched, for now, as American Airlines files bankruptcy
• Police not ruling out any scenarios in Wednesday stabbing death
• Prosecutors say Sturdivant killed husband, then acted like it was a normal day
• Trial to begin in case of teacher accused of having sex with student
• Man charged with intoxication manslaughter in wreck
• Gas prices below $3 per gallon in Waco
• Waco Transit offering route-planning and travel training
• Trial begins in Sturdivant capital murder case
• I-35 bottlenecks near Waco to ease — eventually
• Bull Hide Creek plant paves way for new development in Lorena
• Mike Copeland: Bellmead H-E-B Plus celebrates renovation, plus local honors
• Give a uniquely Waco gift this holiday season
• Waco tech company provides comics apps for iPhone, iPad
• Contractor blames Waco trail's cracks on design, drought
• Baylor, Mayborn Museum renovating historic village
• Christmas on the Brazos adds showcase home tour
• Not all was merry at Waco stores on Black Friday (w/video)
• Brazos Past: Remembering Waco's Indian roots
• Shooting death of Bruceville-Eddy man a mystery
• New online medical access aids Waco patients
• Demand for Angel Tree gifts rising with incarcerations
• Salvation Army volunteers serve hundreds for Thanksgiving dinner
• McLennan County offers free rapid HIV testing
• Coryell officials evaluating when to build new jail with voter-approved bonds
• Waco Congressional district largely intact with interim map
• What are you thankful for?
• Thanksgiving cooks battle grocery store chaos
• Capital murder charge dropped for 1 man indicted in Lakewood Villas shootings
• Former Waco youth psychiatrist investigated for child sexual abuse
• Allleged courthouse burglar not guilty by reason of insanity
• Man dead, woman and baby stabbed in altercation
• Economic report: Waco area adds 1,900 net jobs in year
• County ponders new bids for courthouse roof project
• China Spring, McGregor students to march in Macy's Thanksgiving parade
• Hospitals balance healthy eating with holiday feasts
• Tot's fall from moving car nets mom 2-year jail term
• McLennan County burn ban lifted thanks to rain
• Baylor preparing to demolish Hotel Waco
• Camp Fire USA shuts down Waco-area programs
• Last chance to register for MCC's winter minimester
• MCC spring registration continues through holiday break
• MCC's Hearts in the Arts Gala is Feb. 23
• MCC hosts Fall Commencement on Dec. 10
• Packed roads predicted for Thanksgiving travel
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Nov. 22, 2011
• Waco police dog Torro fully back to work after illiness
• Waco man gets 50 years for fatal drive-by shooting
• Downtown Waco Farmers Market draws crowd of 2,000
• Duo indicted for robbery in sex-for-money ploy
• Texas to help college students pay for pricey meningitis vaccine
• SpaceX hosts rocket test, signs economic development agreement
• Transgendered homicide victims remembered in Waco
• New Texas House map doesn't deter Waco lawyer
• Waco candidate wants to make amends with GOP activists
• Waco Habitat for Humanity repairs veterans' homes
• 90-year-old Waco barbershop to close after Thanksgiving
• McGregor, SpaceX sign $60 million development deal
• McLennan DA at odds with state trend on DNA testing
• Some Waco stores to open doors on Thanksgiving night
• Mike Copeland: Frying fires on Thanksgiving, free breakfast tacos and more
• Waco unemployment drops to 7.6 percent for Thanksgiving
• Rare Texas historical documents auctioned from Waco collection
• New law requires homeowners to prove tax exemption status
• Brazos Past: Water baron helped Waco grow for decades
• Drug dealer convicted of murder in Waco drive-by
• Sheriff hopeful Plemons perplexed by name on billboard
• Former teacher, CPS worker gets 90 years for sex assault of 15-year-old
• Baylor seminary grad continues ministry with children's book
• Midway elementary principal resigns in 1st year
• University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on Dec. 7
• Abdo pleads not guilty to planning attack on Fort Hood soldiers; trial set for January
• Waco Mammoth Site bill passes House committee
• Hundreds attend Waco education summit touching on broad range of issues
• Waco's first public dog park popular with pooches
• County commissioner Mashek bashes cohorts Lewis, Gibson in online interview
• New city website to help Waco citizens find rental housing
• Old University Middle School campus neighbors accepting of noisy blasts
• Fourth annual Waco education summit begins today
• Waco jail could see temporary spike in federal inmates
• Man faces 20 years in sexual assault of teen actor
• Sonny's BYOB denied in bid to regain license for nude dancing
• Maryland-based firm buys Waco Alzheimer's facility
• Big Red's zero-calorie soft drink about to hit shelves
• Commission OKs permit for substance abuse treatment center
• Good Waco economic news trumpeted at annual luncheon
• Murder trial for man accused in shooting to begin
• Sonny's BYOB to ask council to reinstate license
• International Education Week 2011
• Downtown Waco farmers market begins this weekend
• Interlibrary loan program back at Waco libraries
• Free Waco seminar on water conservation Tuesday
• What happens to the neighborhood when Baylor leaves Floyd Casey Stadium?
• Environmental groups, Riesel coal plant close to resolving legal battle
• Mike Copeland: Lake Brazos Steakhouse switches names, plus more items
• Law professors say Darlene Gentry deserves new trial
• Crop report: Rains a boon for winter wheat
• What is 'Western art'? Artists struggle to nail down definition
• Waco businesses aim to give the holiday gift of jobs
• Woodway City Council to consider member's resignation
• Grand downtown Waco mansions of Freeman Center available to right buyer
• Doctor from Lorena to head American Cancer Society
• Brazos Past: Victorian-era diary leads to Waco mystery
• MCC's Adult Basic Education now offers classes at Viente Fuente Church
• SBDC offers economic disaster loans to small businesses in Texas
• MCC closed for the Thanksgiving holiday
• Rhymes and sounds emerge at MCC's Casa de Cafe
• DA will seek death penalty for Lakewood Villas murders in Waco earlier this year
• Waco franchise company among many pledging to hire more veterans
• Music program therapy for Waco war veterans
• Child care now available for Adult Basic Education classes at Antioch Community Church
• Refuse To Be A Victim seminar is Nov. 14-15
• Nurse indicted for Speegleville school fire, comptroller for Methodist Home theft
• Large substance abuse group planning new North Waco treatment facility
• Condoleezza Rice talks politics, Iraq on Waco stop
• Former Providence nurse gets 20-year sentence for sexually assaulting patient
• Waco firm president to be in D.C. for veterans hiring program
• Sales tax rebates for Waco-area cities continue upward trend
• Midway ISD superintendent leaving for Lake Travis ISD near Austin
• Central Texas Turkey Trot
• McLennan Nonprofit Newsletter - November 2011
• Halloween helps scare up extra business
• Downtown Waco developer granted bankruptcy protection
• State to give TSTC $1M to complete terminal
• Cenral Texas dog soon to be on TV up for adoption
• MCC, Waco ISD sign agreement for college readiness program
• DA's new investigator to be kept from conflicting cases
• Planters placed on Austin Avenue to increase visibility
• Robinson ISD: Bad times mean good time for bond issue
• Mike Copeland: BJ's Brewhouse restaurant ready to start building at Waco mall
• Robotic rumble favors Reicher high school students
• Waco unfinished furniture store becomes multishop hub
• Restored Themis back on her throne atop courthouse
• Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center solvent again after move
• Sumatran tiger cubs make Cameron Park Zoo debuts (video)
• The haunting of Cameron Park
• Former State Department official acquitted in Iraq profiteering case
• Experts say trucking industry not paying fair share for wear on Texas roads
• New faith-based organization aims to find work for needy men
• Competing Parkside developers shared vision of low-rental housing
• Brazos River Authority Downgrades Lake Georgetown Drought Emergency To Stage 2 - Drought Warning
• Highlander Ranch hosts fall horse show
• Spring Law Enforcement Academy class receives perfect pass rate on state exam
• Tarleton to offer new human resource degree through University Center
• Greater Waco Chamber selects 2012 board
• Waco ISD trustees ask for more details on closing 8 schools
• Horses for Heroes program aims to help both physically and mentally scarred veterans
• Upgrades at downtown Waco jail nearly done, but opening date uncertain
• Smith receives 2011 Frank Fallon Sportsmanship Award
• Longtime lawman McNamara hired as DA's chief investigator
• Spending, employment, home sales boost Greater Waco Economic Index
• Texas Ranger museum offers branded food line
• Waco ISD to hear proposal that would close 8 campuses
• Errors force county to delay release of healthy eating guide
• Dallas teens plead guilty to area Cash Store robberies
• McLennan County Jail doctor argues for pay raise
• Scott & White joins long-term cancer prevention study
• Friends of victim and accused puzzled by murder
• New Parkside Village development wins vital favor of neighborhood association
• Important campus visit on Nov. 8-10
• Police search for motive in 'senseless' homicide
• Bellmead officials mum on city manager's resignation
• City of Waco refusing to release Parkside proposals
• Trial begins for Centerville man accused of illegal profiteering
• Ex-Lorena coach pleads guilty to sex with 14-year-old
• Big Lots to fill space left vacant by Circuit City
• Waco animal shelters try to boost adoptions by marketing
• Waco-filmed movie 'Sironia' premieres at Austin festival
• Program helps police ID those with mental impairments
• 74-year-old Waco man killed at his home
• Driver flees scene after hitting car, then building
• Leroy residents to vote on liquor sales
• Progress In Intake Repairs Allows Brazos River Authority To Amend Stage 3 Drought Emergency
• Waco printer's cache of Texas historical documents could be worth millions at auction
• Waco artist Tony Ramirez builds business with his shop of horrors
• Retailers, shoppers returning to decades-old idea: layaway
• HOT Fair gets 3 more years of prestigious PRCA rodeo
• State investigating Buddy Skeen on real estate issue
• Crop report: Despite good rain, more needed for growth
• Fort Hood experts visit Waco when couple finds artillery shell
• Waco police officer appeals suspension for punching wife in face
• Mike Copeland: Local plant recognized as employer of year
• Report shows slight drop in unemployment rate, labor force
• Brazos Past: Camp Hearne debuts 'How Texans won WWII'
• Waco joining national childhood literacy effort
• La Nina to bring Waco warmer, drier winter
• Bellmead city manager poised to resign Monday after months of wrangling
• "Works on Paper" art on display at MCC through Dec. 1
• Registration for MCCs spring semester and winter minimester begins Nov. 2
• MCC's University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on Nov. 2
• Applications for MCC's Law Enforcement Academy due Nov. 9
• Baylor journalism grad speaks about Sarah Palin, Alaska
• Indian culture, food on display at weekend festival
• Dozens wowed by McLennan County Courthouse statues
• Woodway police investigate what caused SUV to crash into Super 8 motel
• McLennan County Courthouse roofing contractor plans fundraiser for commissioner
• BRA Announces Progress On Pipeline Repairs
• Community leaders to discuss The Other Wes Moore
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Oct. 20, 2011
• Local pilot recreates ALICO flyby in WWII-era plane (video)
• Se Cocina 3rd downtown Waco restaurant to close recently
• Brazos County rancher announces run for District 12 House seat
• State, local officials talk Texas water issues at forum
• Waco man indicted for alleged sexual assaults of 7 young girls
• Cameron Park Zoo officials say security makes animal escape unlikely
• HOT Fair vendors unhappy with tokens, fees say they may not return
• Former Baylor student pleads guilty to dorm burglaries
• Waco council approves $16.5M Parkside Village redevelopment
• More than 100 Waco students suing ATI training school
• Waco-area school districts join funding lawsuit against state
• Academy Award winner urges Waco audience to be authentic
• Baylor razes restaurant to expand view of university
• High demand has left Waco food pantry shelves bare
• Texas food stamp card fraud cases skyrocket in 2011
• Deal imminent to replace Parkside Village with housing, retail
• Waco crash kills 2-year-old, injures 2
• West hopes ghostly tales will bring visitors downtown
• Unclear redistricting map leaves Texas politicians unsure of future
• No extra animosity between Baylor, Texas A&M fans at football game
• Crop report: Expert says not to push livestock limits
• DA's new policy lets bail bondsmen pay just portion of forfeited bond
• Local snake handlers featured on TV show
• Running in Waco surges in popularity, for many reasons
• Donnis Baggett: Understanding the mind of an Aggie
• Shane McLellan: Rain a welcome sight to all farmers
• Waco entrepreneur offers unlimited ice by subscription with new business
• Mike Copeland: Waco an 'improving' housing market and other items
• Christian broadcaster purchases KWBU-TV; programming unclear
• Some arts and crafts becoming lost arts, despite fair's efforts to keep them alive
• Banquet on Suspension Bridge recreates gala of 100 years ago
• Former financial adviser gets 8 years for child sex
• The birdman has landed: Waco greeted celebrated aviator a century ago
• Former Tribune-Herald employee charged with theft from paper
• The Dark Mirror: Waco's Horror Film Festival is Oct. 28-29
• Waco Breaks Ground on Central Texas’ First Hawaiian Falls
• Lose something at the HOT Fair? Check the lost and found
• DA Reyna opposes DNA testing in Lake Waco murders
• Gerik's downtown Waco Czech bakery closes, citing renovation issues
• Butterfly population at risk in drought-ravaged Central Texas
• Can you win the fair's shooting games? We recruited 3 sharpshooters to try their skill
• Buddy Skeen announces re-election bid, despite Texas Rangers investigation
• Bellmead man, 57, sentenced to nine life terms for sexually abusing family members
• Hawaiian-style celebration seals deal to expand Waco Water Park
• October sales tax rebate checks indicate strong spending
• Kizer to announce bid for commissioners court seat
• You're invited - Membership Media Luncheon Oct. 19
• Drumming 'Procrastinators' draw enthusiastic response at HOT Fair (video)
• Garrett's in downtown Waco closes doors after 5 months
• Upgrade of McLennan County Law Library moving slowly
• Fake tokens at HOT Fair have vendors on alert
• Guilty plea in Lorena sexual assault yields max sentence
• TCU accepts Big 12 invitation
• Mom gets 10 years for smothering son
• Humane Society expects to lose more than $100K
• Teen accused in Bellmead hit-and-run to stay in custody
• Tigers, monkeys and other rare creatures wow fairgoers
• Brazos River Authority Declares a Stage 3-Drought Emergency For Lake Georgetown
• Texas one of few states adding rest stops
• Class sizes at Waco schools grow as budgets shrink
• Waco leaders soak in ideas for waterfront revival
• Police tactics, stiffer sentences may be helping curb violent robberies
• Waco postal worker wants to eliminate doorstep delivery, saving billions
• Former General Tire workers revisit plant under conversion
• Mike Copeland: Creole restaurant opens in East Waco, gas prices and other items
• Brazos Past: Historic Waco Foundation curator shares tales in book
• Robinson woman reunited with sister after 55 years
• County seeks funding for Tradinghouse boat ramps
• HOT Fair & Rodeo to include Sunday worship
• Unclaimed marriage licenses date back to 1800s
• Baptist convention board cuts Baylor funding
• Highlander Alumni Association presents awards
• MCC hosts College & Career Night for potential students Oct. 18
• Former local police officer gets 10 years in sexual abuse of girl
• Big 12 invites TCU to join
• Preliminary autopsy shows heat a factor in July death of infant left in car in Waco
• Waco ISD names new district police chief
• Courthouse statues available for up-close viewing
• 4th person announces candidacy for Precinct 3 McLennan County Commissioners Court seat
• McLennan Nonprofits Newsletter - October 5, 2011
• MCC and Baylor announce new co-enrollment program
• Falls County Detention Center fails state inspection day after inmate death
• L-3 employee plans to open new restaurant in East Waco at old fire station
• Heart O' Texas Fair & Rodeo offering discounts aplenty
• Man indicted in stabbing death of roommate
• 5 indicted for alleged illegal use of Lone Star Cards to gamble at Waco pizza restaurant
• Baylor and MCC to announce co-enrollment program between the schools
• Bellmead police seek answers in stabbing investigation
• Fat Ho Burgers closed, owner plans to reopen in West Waco
• HOT Fair and Rodeo rides into downtown Waco
• Artifact hunters damaging historic Lake Whitney sites
• Waco City Council approves TIF Zone money for downtown developments
• Waco police retire K-9 unit dog because of injury
• Alert witness, fast police response help snare armed robbery suspects
• HOT Fair and Rodeo organizers expect increased show participants
• West couple gets probation for endangering children
• Lorena City Manager again called to task by council
• Bellmead residents objecting to property tax hike
• MCC and Baylor to announce new co-enrollment program
• Waco residents seek help with summer's utility costs
• Several new options for flu shots available this year
• Birdwell backs Perry, but not in-state tuition for illegals
• Bus service for late-shift Waco workers shows promise
• Mike Copeland: New retail headed to Valley Mills Drive; gas prices drop
• Experts ID artifacts at Mayborn Museum event
• Waco looks to 3 'peer' cities for lessons in success
• $2.3 million in fines unpaid to county, but pinpointing scofflaw problem challenging
• Drought forcing Central Texas ranchers to sell herds
• Shane McLellan: Recent rainfall not enough to help area's crops
• Shop Loco helps buyers score free items as a reward for shopping at local businesses
• Bosqueville UMC to mark anniversary
• Waco leaders tout water park plan; parks commission has questions
• Lack of rent assistance funds keeps Sally's House full
• Man convicted of killing Lorena High student gets life sentence
• Local couple's ministry guides others through marriage
• Dionysus Duo to perform McLennan Steinway Series concert on Oct. 16
• MCC to close for employee professional development on Oct. 14
• Tarleton to offer GRE workshop at MCC on Oct. 15
• New marine biology class will travel to Honduras
• Information sessions to be held about special science class at MCC
• Archeological Awareness Fair to be held Oct. 13 at MCC
• Information session for potential teachers is Oct. 11
• Highlander Ranch to host CHA Riding Instructor Certification Clinic
• MCC Foundation scholarship available on Oct. 1
• Jury convicts Contreras of murder of Lorena High student
• Driver injured when car strikes day care center
• Local hospitals and clinics coping with drug shortages
• Another candidate mounting challenge to Mashek's commissioners court seat
• MCC trustees opt for odd-numbered year elections to avoid conflict
• Prosecutors play police interview at Lorena teen murder trial
• Job growth, home sales and spending boost Greater Waco Economic Index in August
• Bank of America buys vacant Guaranty Bank building
• New downtown Waco group to focus on Imagine Waco Plan
• Judge rejects plea bargains in child sex assault case
• MCC campus gets surprise visitor Wednesday: A 7 foot long boa constrictor
• Judge: City justified to strip Sonny's BYOB of license
• Lorena high schooler trying to protect mom when shot in head, prosecutors say
• County must find room to store pieces that once adorned courthouse roof
• Local postal workers rally in support of legislation that would avoid job cuts
• Police say girl accused of fatal hit-and-run had help
• Information sparse in Bellmead stabbing
• Columbus Avenue Baptist Church pastor resigns
• Testimony to begin in teen boy’s slaying
• Cameron Park stick sculptures to be taken down
• 100,000 gallons of waste spilled in sewer break
• Waco lung cancer doctors focus on early detection
• Caretakers cope with deaths at Cameron Park Zoo
• Honor flight for WWII vets delayed again
• Waco's Prosperity Banquet to be recreated 100 years later
• 14-year-old girl charged with manslaughter in fatal Bellmead hit-and-run
• Despite drought, cotton making a comeback in Central Texas
• Veterans seeking jobs hope for brighter futures
• Crop report: Recent rains won't aid growth of winter wheat
• Baylor researchers educating Waco about science of addiction
• Angel Food Ministries food program going out of business
• Mike Copeland: Longtime Waco restaurant closes; BRIC getting recognized
• Police, mother of Bellmead hit-and-run victim ask public for information
• Brazos Past: From the Jewish heart of Texas
• Redistricting suit challenges Republican-drawn map
• Man stabbed to death while defending sister
• Survivors and family members of fatal 2003 bus crash victims settle with bus company
• Event to celebrate near completion of Norwegian immigrant home project
• MCC's University Center hosts Information Session and advising event on Oct. 5
• New Texas law requires meningitis vaccine for new college students
• 8 firms vie to redevelop Parkside Village apartments
• Waco pastor electrocuted during baptism subject of father's book
• Bull Hide Creek sewer plant impresses skeptics
• Waco, Hewitt libraries make Kindle e-books available
• Medicaid payment overhaul helps out Waco hospitals
• LEAP Scavenger Hunt now open!
• One Book One Waco announces 2011 selection
• Baylor officials, supporters cheer Big 12's survival
• Indictment: Sturdivant hired 2nd set of men to kill husband
• Father-in-law indicted for Franklin Ave. shooting in July
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Sept. 22, 2011
• Waco to claim old Sanger school property
• 2 more arrested in copper thefts from abandoned school, churches
• Downtown Waco's Franklin Place development delayed
• Waco Water Park could see big upgrade with city partner
• Vandals, thieves preying on old University Middle School
• Waco housing market slowed in August, city reports
• Projects from Waco's $63M bond election near finish
• DA's office protests parole of man who kidnapped son
• A&M supporters take shot at Baylor with I-35 billboard
• Planned Parenthood in Waco will reduce services after state cuts
• Gatesville boil water order lifted after water main burst
• Tips for saving your home and life in a wildfire
• Volunteer fire departments relying on fundraisers to meet costs
• Waco ISD works to improve parent-teacher interaction
• Mike Copeland: Tax money for Bosque housing; Spice shops relocate
• Waco area sees 1st rain since Aug. 14
• Is there life without cable TV? Waco families are finding new ways to watch
• Lake Waco murders will return to court after decades
• Drought and other factors overwhelming horse rescue groups and auction barns
• Crop report: Some Texas pastures could take years to recover
• Voices of Valor: John A. Krebs
• Attendance record at Waco Cultural Arts Fest expected to fall
• Recession may be over, but Waco consumers remain cautious about spending
• 2 area school districts receive highest ranking in state report
• Brazos Past: Junior League identities revealed
• 2 area school districts receive highest ranking in state report
• Historical marker in Calvert to honor Rube Foster
• Gatesville fixes broken water main, but boil order still in effect
• Jail snafu put violent criminal back on street
• Former Justice Reyna faces fine for illegal contribution to son's DA campaign
• MCC's Adult Basic Education offers classes at Antioch Community Church
• Summer 2011 graduates at MCC
• Hiring Heroes Job Fair is Sept. 22
• Waco ISD board hears report offering school closure options
• Waco officials get look at Humane Society disrepair
• U.S. Postal Service may merge Waco facilities with Austin
• Humane Society getting mixed responses on new $45 fee
• Lacy Lakeview votes to not insure retirees, rent voting machines
• Nail gun noise causes panic at Scott & White Hospital
• Baylor officials confident of prospects, even if Big 12 folds
• Waco police find alleged thief with 600 pounds of copper
• Downtown Waco group plans farmers market, street festivals
• Bellmead city manager alleges discrimination, criminal conduct by council
• Legal experts: Baylor's Big 12 lawsuit faces hurdles
• Bank of America layoffs leave 60 locally in limbo
• Pace American closes McGregor plant; 30 jobs lost
• Man suspected in gruesome murders knew victims
• Woodway mayor steps down, plans to teleconference
• Catfish stocking at Buena Vista pond on hold for now
• County scofflaw program costs more than it makes
• Restaurant, pub to open in Waco by Richland Mall
• Suspect arrested for grisly Limestone County murders
• Downtown Waco's TIF board may fund Praetorian upgrade
• Freestone coal mine to close, costing about 200 jobs
• Dry clay causes area house foundations to crack, move
• Waco remembers, contemplates Sept. 11, 2011
• Local health clinic rebounding after arson
• School districts test program feeding children breakfast
• Santorum cites personal story in fundraising speech
• Waco lion cub all grown up, sires huge family of his own
• Waco area residents gather to commemorate 9/11
• Mike Copeland: Marion Jones speaks in Waco; BRIC moving along
• Plans for local Sept. 11 memorial remain stalled
• US 84 overpass expenses less than expected
• Number of homes lost to Lake Whitney Dam fire rises
• Co-writer of Baylor University fight song dies
• Crash at Crush lived up to its hype . . . and then some
• Waco Muslims find challenges, interfaith support since 9/11
• Waco conference to teach effective ministering to needy
• Baylor gives 9/11 salute to military members, veterans
• Lake Whitney blaze that destroyed at least six homes could be contained today
• Saturday Saddle Club classes offered at MCC this fall
• MCC's Highlander Ranch to host CHA Skills Clinic
• MCC's payment system is scheduled for maintenance downtime
• Bruceville-Eddy man gets 45 years for killing grandfather
• KWBU radio show to feature area leaders
• New Midway quarterback copes with mother's deployment to Afghanistan
• Rent A Center outfits two Waco Boys and Girls Clubs branches with furnishings, electronics
• Robinson ISD seeks $39 million bond for new school
• Lake Whitney fire damages structures
• Waco's sales tax up from last year
• Baylor throws a block to stop Texas A&M leaving Big 12
• H-E-B launches childhood literacy initiative
• Waco leaders await Baylor's guidance in Big 12 scuffle
• Many Texas homeowners insured by State Farm to see rates go up
• Sheriff's office to get cash, 8-liners from 2007 raid
• Chamber members collect items for fire victims
• Deadly wildfires claim more than 1,000 Texas homes
• Upcoming Sept. 11 events in the Waco area
• Darlene Gentry appeal postponed for DNA test review
• Grande now carrying Longhorn Network; Time Warner, others aren't
• It could take months to remove nighttime speed limit signs
• Sheriff's office: More security needed at McLennan County Courthouse
• Intramural 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament set for Sept. 17
• Woodway teen headed to US mandolin championship
• Transgendered Baylor grad to return to Waco for event
• Mount Calm community takes pride in new high school
• Waco groups continue to box despite doctors' warning
• School enrollment numbers in, but change expected
• Waco City Council set for first of two votes on metal recycling ordinance
• Mike Copeland: Waco drivers getting better, Siete Mares owner is back, Gold's Gym and more
• Trib launches daily deal program similar to LivingSocial, Groupon
• State funding cuts threaten at-risk students
• Once held captive by Taliban, Waco missionaries still serve in Muslim world
• McLennan County may require officials to make more financial disclosures
• Database helps Waco area track, predict homeless' needs
• Waco orphan was MDA's 1st poster boy
• Waco man sentenced to 70 years in sex assaults of family member
• Rapoport Academy's new solar-paneled roof expected to save thousands of dollars
• Baylor grads settle Facebook parody challenge
• Waco gets reprieve from EPA as Obama halts new ozone rule
• Churches to recognize Sept. 11 with special services
• Former Falls County GOP chair pressing charges against woman he says hit him in the face
• MCC to host Large Animal Emergency Rescue Training
• Weems to perform McLennan Steinway Series concert
• Golf film written by Baylor grad makes par with A-list actors
• Boat races offer preview of renovated Brazos Park East
• Waco substance abuse center partners with Houston group
• Gated community planned in Bellmead near TSTC
• Man, 58, charged with arson after grill starts fire
• Drought hampers lake access for boaters on Labor Day weekend
• Big 12 looks for new blood as Texas A&M announces exit
• August was Waco's hottest month on record
• Waco man indicted for capital murder of 70-year-old
• Waco business, community leaders concerned about impact of Texas A&M departure
• Ex-Falls County party chair says state GOP official punched him in eye
• 3 Waco women sentenced in identity theft conspiracy
• Texas says good night to 65 mph nighttime speed limits
• MCC to host Sept. 11 tribute
• Applications for MCC's jailer course due Sept. 9
• Rapoport Academy founder opening East Waco bakery
• McLennan County redistricting OK'd without public discussion
• Hewitt assisted-living center includes Alzheimer's unit
• Bellmead approves 8 cent tax rate increase, mostly to fund police
• Russian problems could jeopardize November SpaceX launch
• McLennan County commissioners approve budget, tax rate
• Girl charged in traffic death had no license
• McLennan County jail magistrate to be replaced
• La Vega ISD superintendent finalist for state award
• Hewitt postpones plans for $9.3 million complex
• Report: Glenn Beck moving to Bosque County ranch
• 1st Hot Job: Photographer got start with snow cones
• Waco police look to help victims, not just find criminals
• Burials of local pauper veterans will move to Killeen
• Adults can now keep immunization records online for easy access
• Waco smashes heat record with 110-degree day
• Jail magistrate's job in jeopardy due to new law
• Many hands involved in Mart project to chart black history
• Private sector salary raises keeping up with government employees'
• More companies eyeing Waco this year, which could bring job growth
• Crop report: Winter wheat this year could be a 'no-grow'
• Mike Copeland: Nonprofit agencies face deadline for solar systems
• Waco-area officials urge state transportation officials to put money toward local I-35 projects
• Pappy O'Daniel vs. Bob Wills local court case named one of Texas' most historic
• Lakewood Villas shooting victim linked to 2010 murder
• Construction, first week of TSTC classes could lead to I-35 headache
• Salvation Army seeks donations for rent assistance program
• Girl, 17, charged with manslaughter in April traffic death of MCC student
• MCC's University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on Sept. 7
• MCC closed Sept. 5 for Labor Day
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Aug. 24, 2011
• Texas film series begins with music documentary
• Waco speeds up plan for Parkside Village redevelopment
• Dancing naked man sentenced to 60 years
• Judge upholds custody ruling on Matt Baker's children
• New housing construction, home prices help drive up Greater Waco Economic Index
• City of Waco cuts back water use with new restrictions
• Speegleville students blending with 'big kids' at River Valley
• Cause of suspicious fire near Lake Waco Dam still under investigation
• 5 former Mart students indicted for vandalism
• Antioch church missionary released from India, resumes classes at Baylor
• Waco man sentenced to 40 years for sexual assault of young relatives
• Wacoans share their memories of the city on Facebook page
• County looking to cut costs of courthouse roof repair
• McGregor library to keep accreditation with McLennan County funds
• Back to School for Waco - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• More than 75 Hewitt residents pack tax rate hearing
• No action taken against Lorena city manager Clemons for Facebook comments
• 1st Hot Job: Investor started as newspaper typesetter
• Waco ISD campuses adjust to changes on 1st day of school
• Lake Waco swim area dries up in hot summer
• Bruceville-Eddy asks for investigation of former police chief
• Robinson grad 1st to get new Baylor scholarship
• Less state money means fewer low-income students at Baylor
• Luminant mulls future of Big Brown coal-fired power plant
• Commissioner submits redistricting plan aimed at boosting minority voting power
• County GOP head calls for Buddy Skeen to resign
• Crop report: Livestock producers weigh options for herds
• Waco mental health expo aims to educate, help
• Mike Copeland: Items on a new Citi Trends store; business expansion; gas prices and others
• Waco impounds 200 cars in two months since ordinance enforced
• Meet the real 'Help' — Waco housekeepers from '60s say work resulted in friendships
• McGregor's public library will lose state accreditation without more funds
• Commissioner submits own redistricting plan aimed at boosting minority voting power
• Waco-area unemployment rate holds flat between June and July, TWC reports
• Baptist principal's sacred text is the Literary Study Bible
• Lorena police may lose officer, drug dog to budget cuts
• Bellmead city manager retained pending January review
• Mart man finds class ring lost for 40 years
• Woodway's First Baptist breaks ground on children's center
• Haggard & Stocking celebrates grand opening of Woodway facility
• Woman loses life in Lorena house fire
• Man sentenced to 60 years for robbing woman of Social Security check
• Waco's FirstCity Financial names new chairman
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Aug. 17, 2011
• Lorena city manager's Facebook comments likely to be addressed at meeting
• Midway ISD employees get raises, despite budget cuts
• Drought causing infrastructure problems, and rain will bring a new set of troubles
• Midway ISD officials touched by outpouring of support for Speegleville Elementary
• SpaceX moves up date to ship supplies to space station
• McGregor City Council to discuss lease with company hiring 500 people for call center
• NeighborWorks to use federal grant to buy, renovate 13 homes for low-to-moderate income residents
• Some make money, some just learn at coin show in Waco through Saturday
• Shoppers should be out in droves for sales tax holiday
• Woman, 75, testifies that man robbed her at gunpoint
• Waco City Council struggling with election calendar dilemma
• Aggies leaving Big 12 would deal blow to Waco economy
• 1st Hot Job: Investment advisor was once a beekeeper
• West couple pleads guilty to making bombs near kids
• Goodwill officials ask Waco area for help after fire
• Hewitt residents show disapproval of proposed tax hike
• Matt Baker's parents ask for appeal in custody case
• Inaugural Make a Muscle Chili Cook-Off Benefits MDA
• MDA Teams Up with Allen Samuels Dodge Chrysler Jeep For Sale-A-Thon
• Waco Time Exchange hopes to unite community
• Buddy Skeen's methods as boss criticized
• McLennan County jail medical budget stays same, despite lower costs
• Fire destroys Waco Goodwill loading dock
• Themed restaurant coming to Legends Crossing
• Waco Water Park moving to weekend-only hours a week earlier than usual
• Fiscal fitness: Local school districts, colleges making tough choices
• Crop report: Texas still reeling from effects of 2010 weather pattern
• Mike Copeland: Get photos with famed coaches, plus updates on Hotel Indigo, Magnolia Villas
• Saturday fire in Waco home displaces family
• Fiscal fitness: How 7 local governments are contending with budget realities
• 60 years later former airman seeks Waco family that befriended him
• Woman caught dancing, running naked on Bellmead streets
• Commissioners grant flat raises to employees, saving county more than $200,000
• Registration now open for MCC Foundation Golf Classic
• Last chance to register for MCC's fall classes
• MCC alum Ruthie Foster returns to Bosque River Stage on Sept. 24
• MCC's adult education program receives accolades
• MCC student receives prestigious scholarship
• McLennan County Commissioners Court shelves sheriff's office radio plan
• Drought, record heat could have serious impact on local ecology
• Midway ISD nurse charged with arson in Speegleville Elementary fire
• Man scammed out of $12,000, police unsure if tied to similar March scams
• McLennan County grand jury indictments: Aug. 10, 2011
• Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum expansion to open up scholarly research
• Waco man indicted in attempted murder of ex-girlfriend
• Massive grass fire scorches hundreds of acres near Waco
• Waco ties heat record; could be hottest summer in history
• Waco sales tax rebates up over 2010, but streak may not hold
• Marine reservist leaving Bellmead City Council for tour of duty
• Waco's "Most Wanted" Raise Over $78,000 for MDA
• ATI in Waco, statewide to remain open, but will discontinue some programs
• Abdo indicted on three counts in Waco federal court
• Fire at Speegleville school forces students to relocate
• No endangered mussels found in Brazos River, clearing way for new I-35 bridges
• Businesses should prioritize customers, says Waco conference consultant
• Waco-based FirstCity Financial reports low 2nd-quarter earnings
• Company hoping to open center in McGregor holds 2 job fairs this week
• Waco DA allowed to hire 2 more prosecutors
• Ex-Waco assistant police chief ends legal fight with city
• Company hoping to open center in McGregor holds job fairs today, tomorrow
• Waco investment advisers urge clients to stay the course
• 1st Hot Job: Waco monument maker a model of hard work
• Flores defends Congress' decision to raise debt ceiling at Waco town hall
• Central Texans heed wildfire warnings
• Waco nonprofit that helps women find jobs is moving, expanding
• Waco ISD child care center opening to the public
• Baylor homecoming, parents' weekend tickets available
• New development coming at 2 busy Valley Mills Drive corners
• Voices of Valor: Larry Staas
• Waco considering cameras in Cameron Park following 2 reports of rape
• La Vega student to compete in speed skating national championship
• Is Waco's irritability increasing along with record high heat?
• New development coming at 2 busy Valley Mills Drive corners
• With NASA grounding shuttle, SpaceX and Central Texas take lead in space exploration
• Mike Copeland: 7-11 coming to Waco in Kettle location, H-E-B dropping photos and more
• New construction sends Waco, county tax base upward
• Several Baylor professors keep busy with recent grant awards
• Brazos Past: Waco Police Dept. planning museum for new HQ
• Waco nonprofits struggling to meet demands during record-setting heat
• Man charged with manslaughter in wreck that killed Waco woman
• Baylor grad Conaway new pastor at Seventh & James Baptist Church
• City of Waco may seek to buy voting machines
• Documents seized from Buddy Skeen include real estate records, checks, love letters
• Evidence sufficient to detain soldier in Fort Hood bomb plot
• Several area school districts fail to meet federal standards
• Consumers can lower electric bills in sweltering heat
• Iraq War veteran sentenced to three years felony probation for killing ex-girlfriend's dog
• Summer Commencement set for Aug. 16
• MCC now offering ROTC program
• Local veterinarian donates land for Waco dog park
• Hillsboro contractor deconstructing old homes
• Cargill recalling 36 million pounds of ground turkey, none from Waco plant
• 2 men indicted for allegedly beating, robbing Waco couple sitting on porch
• City of Waco may seek to buy voting machines
• Woman testifies ex-boyfriend killed her dog during argument
• Concerns about possible Abdo accomplice found to be unsubstantiated
• Arbitrator upholds Kelley's firing, urges city to rehire him for pension
• Company wants to open call center in McGregor, hire 500
• Best place for pets is indoors during extreme heat
• Local company lands contract to help state agencies get best electricity rate
• Government spending cuts shouldn't hurt L-3, economist says
• Former Waco city manager Jack Jeffrey dies at 89
• County auditor hospitalized after health emergency during meeting
• Renowned pediatric neurosurgeon brings inspiring "Gifted Hands" story to MCC
• Record-high temperatures trigger warnings, precautions
• Waco City Council to discuss how to work elections around new law
• 1st Hot Job: From gravel hauling to party planning
• Some Waco students protest shutdown of ATI campuses
• 7 Waco police officers file lawsuit against city in double-dipping scandal
• Texas State Securities Board files suit against Waco-based Life Partners Inc.
• Waco police unveil smartphone app for crime prevention
• July heat was bad for Waco; August starting out worse
• Doctors write prescriptions for exercise as part of new program
• State downgrades Hillcrest's trauma ranking
• Local woman turns painful memories into foundation to help others
• Waco's "Most Wanted" Raise Funds for MDA
• Art gallery, cafe combo plans downtown Waco opening
• Mike Copeland: 2 banks share property; Allstate hiring; gas prices rising
• From the streets to the cat show, household cats strut their stuff
• Alleged threatening rapper to be tried again
• Waco ISD chief had busy 4 months, but few decisions involved teachers
• A few pockets of dryland fields in Texas are surviving the drought
• Monday parade to honor veterans in downtown Waco
• Brazos Past: Calling cards from Waco's Victorian-Era past
• County vehicles sold at discount to Buddy Skeen's associates
• Soldier accused in Fort Hood terror plot shouts 'Nidal Hasan'
• Speegleville man gets 5 straight life terms for sex assault
• Longtime Baylor choral director, composer Robert H. Young dies at 88
• TSTC training is BRIC research center's ace in the hole, offical says
• Waco, Midway school district ratings unchanged as some campuses slip
• Even bats behave strangely in 2nd-hottest Waco summer on record
• Waco man says Buddy Skeen tried to take advantage of him after inheriting property
• Waco ISD board discusses disbanding police force
• Man who sexually assaulted disabled girl facing 5 life terms
• Hewitt couple who confessed to sex with 16-year-old seek probation
• Report says man who died after VA scuffle victim of homicide
• ATI training schools being shut down in Waco, statewide
• 9 Central Texas post offices considered for closure
• L-3's SOFIA airplane a success, say NASA officials
• Austin man indicted for 2010 Waco armed robbery
• Greater Waco Economic Index unchanged, with minimal 2011 improvement
• 10 local students' civic artwork on display at Waco City Hall
• Issues arise around downtown Waco TIF zone as agencies spar over blame
• Father of man shot Sunday in Waco thinks motive was work-related
• Man accused of shooting 2 men Sunday in Waco nabbed in Shreveport
• New book explores Waco's legal but shadowy underworld of prostitution a century ago
• Commissioners dip into tobacco settlement fund to cover county health insurance
• 1st Hot Job: Maid company owner learned lessons at dentist's office
• Hewitt deciding whether to build new police, fire facility
• Plea bargain rejected for Woodway man accused of taking lewd photos
• Motive unclear in Waco shootings at Hobbs Bonded Fibers buildings
• Hewitt council proposes largest tax rate increase in years
• Medal of Honor: Whitt L. Moreland
• Police seek gunman who wounded two at Waco business
• County to self-insure employees; commissioners say plan will make money over time
• WISD chief hopes to add four administration positions
• Waco literary magazine debuts
• Waco airport service may change with American Eagle spinoff
• Felipe Reyna settles defamation lawsuit with Longview physician
• 'Crack rentals' an all-too-familiar drug problem for Waco police
• Questions arise about Buddy Skeen's hiring practices
• Drought stings Waco, Central Texas honey production
• Mike Copeland: Stubbornly vacant Waco buildings, small business and online piracy, and other business tidbits
• Mighty Wind Worship starts satellite church in Bellmead
• Baylor regents raise tuition 6.5 percent, tout increased scholarships
• Courthouse security tightened for arraignment of 5 murder defendants
• Some on state's sex offender registry may petition for removal from list
• Waco unemployment rate surges to 8.4 percent
• Texas Small Business Forum Aug. 9
• Baylor student, Antioch church member detained in India
• Rural residents must pay a fee to turn in animals if county funding runs out
• Local Democratic Party chair calls for Skeen to step down
• Baylor students helping spread the word about free summer meal sites
• Waco ISD board discusses extending school days
• Several candidates throw names into ring for sheriff post
• Froehlich leaving Humane Society of Central Texas
• Texas Rangers search Buddy Skeen's office, emerge with boxes of evidence
• Falls County man indicted for alleged 2010 road rage murder
• New Waco real estate office opens, attracts 14 agents
• Waco ISD board will consider longer school days
• MCC University Center hosts Walk-In Wednesday advising event on Aug. 3
• Few details available about man found dead in his car over weekend
• Mentor program encouraging kids to reach for their goals
• Few details available about man found dead in his car over weekend
• Severe drought after harsh winter is stressing area trees
• City manager proposes plan to eliminate Waco's debt
• McLennan County to pay $58,000 to keep current payroll system
• Salvation Army gets grant to aid veterans at risk of homelessness
• Change in schedule throws city, school May elections up in air
• Streak of 100-degree days putting summer of 2011 in record books
• World Changers group to help revitalize East Waco neighborhood
• 1st hot job: Head of Waco title company learned good work habits as a waitress
• Change in state law throws city, school May elections up in air
• Businesses moving into vacant Waco commercial buildings
• Bellmead city manager grilled by council on personnel decisions
• Tutorials available for Accuplacer
• Waco is hot right now, but these employees keep cool
• Certification to be required for more people wanting to pilot watercraft
• Waco family bikes to the Pacific Ocean
• Axtell resident sells hay to passersby in heat and drought
• Waco activists seek to fight abortions through deed restrictions
• Grande, Time Warner in Internet arms race
• Mike Copeland: New tenants to claim vacancies at Target center
• Waco coalition launching network of veteran services
• Waco police find body of man in car
• Model-aircraft event draws more than 150 spectators
• High school students learn reality of video game making
• Waco's TIF fund grows, building hope downtown
• Matt Baker's children to live in Woodway with maternal grandparents
• Dog wash to benefit Waco police K-9 unit, Torro
• Waco Convention Center construction likely to bust deadline
• Mother of homicide victim says her daughter made mistakes but didn't deserve to die
• Former Waco resident 1 of 3 Fort Hood soldiers to die of extended illnesses
• Flores' campaign account could scare off potential challengers
• Air Force major to take Waco's flag, good wishes to Iraq
• Murder suspect had misdemeanor cases dismissed for psychological reasons
• Jury deliberates in Baker custody battle
• Police say woman found in park was shot in head
• Circus shields animals from Waco's 100-degree heat
• Crews install railings on flyover bridge
• Texas Governor's Small Business Forum is Aug. 9
• Jury finds fraudulent conduct by Waco apartments, awards $70,000
• Highlander Drive to close for construction
• Ex-Moody ISD board member indicted on sex charges
• McLennan County may seek payment on courthouse dome repainting cost
• University Middle School working to 'de-Trojanize' old high school
• Lake Whitney shrinks to 40-year low in Texas drought
• Jury finds frauduent conduct by Waco apartments, awards $70,000
• Scott & White partners with Texas Children's Hospital for pediatric care
• Former 97.5-FM DJ pleads guilty to hit-and-run charges
• McLennan County courthouse dome needs extra paint job
• Bruceville-Eddy shooting, carjacking nets 2nd life prison sentence
• FedEx breaks ground on new facility in Hewitt
• Home Zone Furniture takes former Lacks space in Waco
• McLennan County forges compromise to repair road near China Spring
• Summer II Financial aid disbursement date is July 21
• 1st hot job: Auctioneer learned about hard work on the farm
• Tax assessor Buddy Skeen's truck deal facing scrutiny
• Cadaver dissection software gives MCC students 3-D view
• Emergency loan program to help 45 pay mortgages
• Waco drivers are stopping illegally in bicycle boxes
• Buddy Skeen looks for voting seat on appraisal board
• Waco ISD gets grant to try new ways to curb discipline problems
• Water restrictions mandatory for some rural well users
• Tiny Hewitt library packs in the people
• Accounting powerhouse BKD acquires Waco firm Parrish, Moody & Fikes
• Waco man exonerated by DNA back in prison 10 years later
• All-electric Nissan Leaf blows into Waco
• Waco city officials delaying release of arrest information
• Mike Copeland: SpaceX rocket on display; thousands come to Waco
• Lorena poised to grow, but water lines may be holding it back
• Unicycle riders tackle Cameron Park trails
• Killeen man gets life in prison for shooting at deputy
• Boil water notice, outdoor watering bans lifted in Waco, Hewitt
• Baylor researchers find churches often ignore struggles with mental illness
• City of Waco buys defunct Parkside Village for $1
• Allegations of sexual abuse surface in Matt Baker custody trial
• Waco ISD trustee wants school board changed to allow more minorities
• Killeen man guilty of attempted murder for shooting at deputy
• Group planning for downtown Waco farmers market this fall
• Cesar Chavez principal will lead Waco High
• Waco sees higher sales tax rebates, beating estimates
• Waco officials hope to end water restrictions after pipe rupture
• Information session for potential teachers is July 19
• Officer recalls diving for cover from gunfire
• Baby girl dies after being left in hot minivan
• H-E-B buys into South Waco neighborhood
• McLennan County tax assessor-collector Buddy Skeen switches parties
• New rules for crib safety straining everyone's budgets
• Waco Planned Parenthood to merge with Austin office
• Hewitt, West Waco residents asked to cut back water usage due to broken pipe
• Update: Mid-year report on 3 local women's 2011 resolutions
• New Texas law aims to make TV recycling free, easy
• Bellmead officials order water rationing
• Jury selection begins in Matt Baker custody case
• Federal cuts close job-training office in Waco
• Update: Mid-year report on 3 local women's 2011 resolutions
• Waco City Council unanimously OKs original redistricting map
• McLennan County Sheriff Larry Lynch to retire
• Local lawyers talk about difficulties in prosecuting sex crimes cases
• UC hosts Waco Wednesday advising event on July 6
• Last chance to register for MCC's Summer II term
• Thousands celebrate in Waco on sweltering Fourth of July
• Court report: Matt Baker's daughters should live with Dulins
• 1st Hot Job: Freddie Kish juggled 3 jobs as young man
• Burnings in Baylor student neighborhoods 'just for fun'
• Old Waco SWAT vehicle gets new crimefighting job
• Waco City Council moves to 1st redistricting vote
• Waco church helps area residents get public benefits
• Planking: The stunt, not the exercise, comes to Waco
• Historic Sam Houston piano forgotten in Baylor warehouse
• DA Reyna increases pursuit of criminal property
• Texas Lottery results for July 2, 2011, drawings
• McLennan County sheriff's office asks $5.1 million for new radios
• Drownings prompt safety lessons at Lake Waco park
• Mike Copeland: New Mexican restaurant; Grande, Time Warner battle; Texas is No. 2
• Government brucellosis testing for Texas livestock stops Aug. 1
• BRIC research center rising out of old General Tire facility
• Waco lawyer suspended by state bar
• Bigger crowd expected for Waco's 4th on the Brazos
• Pickup trucks false safety for unbelted occupants
• Waco clinic urges patients to fight fund cuts
• New East Waco clinic to extend care to poorest neighborhoods
• Waco's Cameron Park Zoo euthanizes beloved giraffe
• Man gets 3 life terms in sexual abuse case
• Waco Boating and Fishing Club to be recalled in book
• With half of its well pumps down, Hewitt buying more Waco water
• DNA evidence, anonymous informant lead police to suspect in January slaying
• Heat made June one for Waco record books
• Waco man facing charges in deaths of two people during police chas
• Waco lawyer first to throw hat into ring for new Texas House seat
• Education cuts not as deep as expected, area district officials say
• Waco City Council votes to buy, raze Parkside Village
• Texas Lottery results for June 29-30, 2011, drawings
• New virtual dissection software facilitates student learning at MCC
• MCC massage therapy courses offered at MCC
• East Waco pizzeria owner arrested for allegedly running gambling operation
• Grand jury indicts 5 Lakewood Villas suspects for murder
• Tip leads Waco police to suspect in January murder of 70-year-old man
• Hung jury forces new trial of man who allegedly rapped threat to city officer
• TIF approves funding for downtown Waco projects
• Man who killed bystander while fleeing police gets 40 years in prison
• Drought disaster area declared for McLennan, neighboring counties
• Man jailed in alleged random kidnapping of woman
• Vandals strike stick sculpture at Cameron Park
• Longtime Waco banker Lawrence Lacy dies at 91
• Waco MPO focuses on China Spring Road widening as priority
• Man already jailed for Lakewood Villas murders hit with new charges
• Chamber CEO Laveda Brown learned goal-setting on 1st job
• Waco man accused making threat in rap song to officer
• Waco woman pleads guilty in 'deadly weapon' pit bull case
• More Waco schools participate in free summer meals program
• Waco officials ask residents to cut back on water use
• Waco Transit officials seek answers in city bus fire
• Caritas announces $1.75 million renovation project
• Appeals court says refusal to let Waco contest dairy permit was arbitrary
• Law enforcement association wants voters to decide on civil service commission
• Waco going forward with lawsuit against out-of-business upstream dairy
• Government jobs in McLennan County threatened by cuts
• Former Waco State Home residents at reunion discuss abuse, lessons learned
• Summer blood donations needed
• Brazos Past: Tall-tale postcards from Texas
• Information limited on deadly late-night Waco police chase
• Man, 21, pleads guilty to racing, causing injuries on Valley Mills Drive
• Some Baylor faculty rankled over lack of communication about soon-to-be felled trees
• Waco High School principal leaving for Fort Worth-area job
• Some Central Texans urging Perry to bid for presidency
• Man accused of pedestrian's death in chase indicted, but not for manslaughter
• MCC student hopes for chance to spread her wings after double-organ transplant
• MCC closed July 4 for Independence Day holiday
• MCC continuing education student receives highest-ever score on state certification exam
• Waco Economic Index slips with lower housing construction, sales
• Officials consider lobbying for more work on I-35 or other neglected projects
• Storm brings much-needed rain, but not nearly enough to break drought
• Continued drought could have lasting impact on area livestock operations
• Top 3 assistants in DA's office got hefty pay bumps despite trying no cases so far
• Continued drought could have lasting impact on area livestock operations
• U.S. Supreme Court declines to consider murderer Coble's case
• Children learning Civil War history during camp
• Police investigating fatal crash at busy Bosque Blvd. intersection
• Waco attorney jailed on contempt charge for comments to judge
• AT&T: Buyout will improve access, create jobs
• Family of drowning victim remembers him as trustworthy teen
• Former Freeman Center employee to pay back stolen money
• Attorney: Man who killed motorcyclist says depression led to alcohol abuse
• 1st Hot Job: Owner of Spice Village learned people skills at first job in video store
• Waco City Council to consider scrap metal ordinance in response to copper thefts
• Low Lake Waco water level may entice swimmers to venture into unsafe waters
• Elm Mott volunteer firefighters establish board, clean house
• Baylor transfer advisors on campus
• Local amateur archaeologist lauded for meticulous work, meaningful finds
• Fire wrecks Waco house, displaces 3 families
• Texas Lottery results for June 18, 2011, drawings
• IRS revokes Waco groups' nonprofit status
• Fire wrecks Waco house, displaces 3 families
• Local amateur archaeologist lauded for meticulous work, meaningful finds
• Grandmother of Waco woman jailed for smothering son thinks woman needs help, not more jail time
• Shane McLellan: Crop success this year will depend on location
• Texas Lottery results for June 17-18, 2011, drawings
• Mike Copeland: New businesses open in downtown Waco; Chamber of Commerce raises money
• More buildings may soon rise at The Colonnade
• Hundreds turn out for downtown Waco Juneteenth celebration
• 'Exceptional' drought causing problems for farmers, residents
• Brazos Past: Black GIs opened Waco theater after World War II
• Former lawn care employee ordered to repay $39,000
• Lake Waco claims 2 more drowning victims
• Hewitt City Council runoff election today
• Veterans raising money to bring Vietnam Memorial wall replica to West
• Woman robbed while trying to buy drugs
• Waco ISD employees to get training to build relationships with impoverished students
• Texas Lottery results for June 15-16, 2011, drawings
• YMCA branches to take part in cancer program
• MCC celebrates first LEED-certified building
• Former Little League coach, copper theft ring indicted
• Supposed Waco minister pleads guilty to securities fraud in Missouri
• Auction for shuttered Parkside Village apartments draws no bidders
• Merging Mart TYC facilities will cost 36 jobs, official says
• Federal judge rules Lamebook lawsuit to remain in Texas
• Baylor receives $2 million gift for entreprenuerial competition
• Some teachers transition into mathematics through federal program
• Gas prices more likely to continue to drop than increase, experts say
• TAKS results mixed for Midway, Waco ISD
• Bill to make Waco Mammoth Site national monument hits snag over wording
• Gas prices more likely to continue to drop than increase, experts say
• County commissioners ban sale and use of aerial fireworks
• Bellmead City Council names pharmacy technician to fill vacant seat
• 1st Hot Job: Waco firm's president learned customer service sacking groceries
• Waco fans have to wait for Mavericks championship gear
• No DNA proof, but experts believe skeletal remains are those of famed Texas Ranger
• Freeman Center to open transitional house for women
• Three vying for Bellmead's open council seat
• Consolidation of Mart prisons to save $6 million to $7 million
• Woodway expands Arboretum in hopes of boosting tourism
• Texas Lottery results for June 11, 2011, drawings
• New law requires bacterial meningitis shot for college students living off campus
• Woodway expands Arboretum in hopes of boosting tourism
• McLennan County officials consider fireworks bans
• Baylor student remembers brother's shining spirit
• Waco education store closing ends more than shopping for teachers
• Mike Copeland: Work on 2 downtown Waco developments to start soon
• Keeping cattle cooler in summer
• Lawmakers OK veterans' tax break extension, disagree on means testing
• Officials push area initiatives to teach children water safety
• Statistics show summer in Waco not more crime-ridden
• Waco area water supply good despite drought
• Writers to speak about western storytelling at Waco conference
• Vacation Bible school evolves to compete for children's attention
• Brazos Past: A look at Waco's first police vehicles
• Family of dead teen settles lawsuit with movie theater
• Appeals court rejects Matt Baker's bid for retrial
• Waco police investigating questionable death at park
• Man gets life in prison on his ninth DWI
• Former assistant police chief wants good record counted with the bad
• Community gardeners battle heat, drought to keep their veggies
• Illegal immigrant gets 3 years in prison, deportation for sex act with family member
• Mom who smothered child charged in Waco
• Texas Lottery results for June 8-9, 2011, drawings
• The Morticians and A Hard Night's Day and to play River Sounds on June 23
• Tarleton hosts information fair on degrees through University Center at MCC
• MCC named Outstanding Community Partner of the Year
• Yoon to perform at inaugural McLennan Steinway Series concert
• Man's 9th DWI conviction could bring life sentence
• Indictments returned in three murder cases
• Robinson man cares for Waco's historic graves
• Second man charged in Waco porch armed robbery
• Anderson vows to pursue Salvia extract ban again
• Murder-suicide suspected in China Spring deaths
• Midland bank buys Hotel Waco in foreclosure sale
• New treatment plant to improve smell, taste of Waco water
• Summer heat strikes in late spring
• Federal dollars free up state money for additional roadwork around Texas
• Harwell jail population growing; commissioners vote to extend contract
• Waco mulls fence rules, but no permits
• 1st Hot Job: Waco car dealer Peter Kultgen washed trade-ins at age 14
• City of Waco's 10-year fight with assistant police chief continues
• Waco High to share success stories at state summit
• Main Waco library to relocate for 2 years during renovation
• MCC sets summer business hours
• Graduating A.J. Moore students mourn classmate
• Waco ISD making changes to advanced programs
• Law students vie to be Top Gun
• Waco ISD shuffles principals, rehires some teachers
• Baylor grads take on Facebook in legal skirmish over parody website
• Texas Lottery results for June 4, 2011, drawings
• City considering tougher laws on sales of scrap metal to discourage copper theft
• Mike Copeland: Summer jobs, new development at Legends Crossing, Allen Samuels and more
• Voices of Valor — Honoring our men and women in uniform
• Waco ISD making changes to advanced programs
• Graduating A.J. Moore students mourn classmate
• Texas Lottery results for June 3-4, 2011, drawings
• Drought brings tough choices
• Nonprofits score legislative victory over exorbitant power bills, though relief may be years away
• Brazos Past: Remembering Waco TV guru Kirby Pope
• Methodists to hold 4-day convention in Waco
• Consolidation, not closure, for Mart's TYC lockups
• Court to rule next week on Sonny's request for injunction
• Rescue teams search for student believed to have drowned in Lake Waco
• DPS lowers license fees for indigent drivers
• Intact animal ordinance now fully enforced
• Prosecutors unlikely to be allowed to proceed with 'super' charges
• DPS officials: Robinson police said Sturdivant evidence not a priority
• Anti-abortion group rents house next to Planned Parenthood
• Texas Lottery results for June 1-2, 2011, drawings
• MCC Spring 2011 Honors and Distinguished Honors Students
• Beto & the Fairlanes and MCC Faculty Jazz to play River Sounds
• UT Brownsville advisor available on June 6
• LEED Gold Certification Ceremony for Michaelis Academic Center is June 16
• Parts of Baylor's Fort Faculty now reduced to rubble
• Baylor announces $1 million gift
• Residents turn out to support Leroy Post Office, slated for closure
• Waco's largest law firm, Naman, Howell, opens San Antonio office
• Program to help children in hunger this summer
• Last chance to register for Summer I classes
• Waco church, hotel collecting goods for Joplin tornado relief
• DPS veteran retires after 29 years of service
• Allen Samuels preparing move to new car dealership with 'Parade of Cars'
• Proposed Waco congressional district to include part of Austin
• Santorum to deliver keynote at Waco Care Net's fall banquet
• Waco High student earns $20,000 scholarship
• Horse Rescue recovering after thieves ransack property
• Race-conscious districts may be unnecessary with Waco's current demographics
• Mart fire fueled by high winds heavily damages 2 houses
• Planned Parenthood of Central Texas looking for new CEO
• Rural Centex hospitals excited to be able to employ own doctors
• Waco ISD to make students pay for lunch by fingerprint
• Ex-McLennan County prosecutor Beth Toben headed to Groesbeck
• Beloved, influential Baylor law dean Angus McSwain dies
• 2 small veterans counseling programs looking for members
• Undocumented parents denied access to some Waco ISD campuses
• Adult summer camps: It's time for grown-ups to play
• African American Chamber opens downtown to help small, start-up businesses in Waco
• Lacy Lakeview credit card misuse includes sex toys, other questionable buys
• Game wardens find boating season all calm on Lake Waco
• Mike Copeland: Waco home builder moves downtown, The Learning Center out of business
• Baylor alumna arrested in fatal Austin hit-and-run
• Waco pastor rushes to Joplin, Missouri to aid family stricken by tornado
• Brazos Past: 2 Centex nurses, veterans of World War II, share lifetime of friendship
• Bellmead Baptist church rising from ashes of controversy
• Federal judge denies temporary relief for Sonny's BYOB strip club
• Students mark hundreds of veterans' graves with American flags at Oakwood Cemetery
• Man reportedly tries to rob woman on her porch
• Texas budget cuts hurting doctor training programs in Waco
• Hewitt runoff election for 2 council seats slated for June
• Woodway financial adviser sentenced to 25 years for Ponzi scheme
• Texas Gov. Rick Perry to consider run for presidency
• Woodway man agrees to plea deal for taking lewd pictures of young girl
• Woodway financial advisor sentenced to 25 years for Ponzi scheme
• Waco leaders rave about new Cameron Park 'Northern Gateway' at ribbon-cutting
• Memorial Day weekend fun ahead, but officials ask people to think safety first
• Bellmead felon barred from city volunteer positions because of decades-old conviction
• Ex-Baylor football player Willie Jefferson skips court date
• Johnny Gimble and Hot Club of Cowtown to play River Sounds
• Information session for potential teachers is June 7
• Ranch Club Play Day Canceled
• Bellmead candidate arrested for lying hopes to have charges reduced
• Tepid spending, bad job market keep Waco economic index unchanged
• Sonny's strip club battle with Waco goes to federal court
• Woman whose baby fell from moving car Easter Sunday indicted
• Woodway man on trial in alleged Ponzi scheme thefts
• Sculptures to be removed from Indian Spring Park Thursday
• Joplin twister death total bumps Waco's 1953 tornado to 11th on U.S. list
• Hotel Waco owes $3.7 million, faces possible foreclosure
• Felon elected to Bellmead council arrested for lying on form
• McLennan County maxing out federal Medicaid reimbursement before July
• Baylor University receives community service honor
• Waco Police Department offers online crime reporting
• David Crowder*Band calling it quits after fall tour
• Doris Miller Memorial backers spur $1.2 million fund drive
• Gold's Gym to open at former Lacks location in Bellmead
• MCC to close for Memorial Day
• UC hosts Waco Wednesday advising event on June 1
• River Sounds opens June 2 with blues on the Bosque
• MCC Plans Blackboard Server Upgrades Memorial Weekend
• MCC Plans Colleague Server Upgrades Memorial Weekend
• Investigation into fatal 3-vehicle wreck ongoing
• Midway teacher nominated for national award
• Baylor students and faculty taking short-term missions trips, studying their impact
• Standing up to bullying
• Vacant business buildings in Waco drawing more attention, say real estate agents
• Woodway woman to live Disney dream
• Waco guitarist put into swing Hall of Fame
• Brighter outlook for 2011 grads
• Police still tracking leads; more arrests possible in Lakewood Villas slayings
• Waco teen sentenced to 25 years for smothering infant
• Baylor grad's Arabic Bible connects him with Middle East
• Brazos Past: The 1st Waco policeman to be killed in the line of duty
• Waco Farmers Market plagued by weather, unpredictable demand
• Rapoport charter school founder Nancy Grayson to retire
• Lorena family testifies against bill related to newborn medical screening
• Ordinance would allow outdoor cafe tables in downtown Waco
• Sacred Text: Baylor grad connects with the Middle East
• City officials encouraged by HUD movement on Parkside Village property
• Choking posters in Texas restaurants may soon be a thing of the past
• Texas Lottery results for May 18-19, 2011, drawings
• Skinny's robber gets 40 years in prison
• Large Animal Rescue Seminar is June 4-5
• 10 years later, Waco couple's murders remain unsolved
• Officials ease Lake Waco parks closure plan following public comments
• Officials worry that loss of flood gauges could leave area unprepared, at risk
• Group plans retail-restaurant center on Hewitt Drive
• Waco police to begin towing cars of uninsured drivers
• Waco City Council has animated discussion on redistricting
• Purchases from local shops can help Waco's poor
• Waco gardening expert, columnist Judy Tye dies
• Riesel Feed & Supply still serves customers after devastating fire
• Waco ISD official says full-day pre-K is in jeopardy
• Waco woman on trial in alleged attempted suffocation of son
• Applications for Basic Peace Officer Course now available
• Tribune-Herald among state's fastest-growing newspapers
• Sheriff's office mulling courthouse security, but funding not easy to come by
• Whitney schools creating science whiz kids
• 'Kari's Law' appears stalled
• Election results: May 14, 2011
• Mike Copeland: Tommy B's may have new owner; Grande launches new Internet service
• Lake Waco murders: Efforts underway to exonerate man convicted of famed slayings
• Convicted felon wins Bellmead council seat; replacement to be named
• Cary DuPuy easily bests field for Waco ISD board seat
• Waco City Council incumbent Toni Herbert easily defeats newcomer
• New Waco plastics company starting to hire
• Cell phone records link 4 suspects to Lakewood slayings
• 1941 Waco High graduates swap stories at 70-year reunion
• Robinson man gets 345 years in prison in sex abuse trial
• Sonny's strip club 'consultant' has checkered past
• Appraisal district's battle over Parkside Village refund may head to Texas Supreme Court
• Fifth arrest made in Lakewood Villas killings
• Midweek rains don't break drought, but provide glimmer of hope for farmers and ranchers
• Robinson HS teacher wins award for inspiring students
• Five-time felon gets 32 years in prison for bail jumping
• Texas Lottery results for May 11-12, 2011, drawings
• Judge grants Sonny's strip club request for injunction, allowing for nude dancing
• MCC hosts EMS Fair on May 21
• Plan extends District 22 north, adding slice of Tarrant County
• Proposed Waco City Council map would unite one neighborhood, divide another
• Two Lorena law enforcers to be honored at national memorial
• Waco receives welcome sales tax boost
• Missing gloves from Gentry murder trial found in Robinson police evidence room
• Thunderstorms possible with hail until 7 p.m. tonight
• Waco Symphony Orchestra announces star-studded 50th season
• Gentry's trial attorney claims withheld evidence could have been "game-changer"
• Waco tourism faces challenges as hotels post dip in out-of-town visitors
• Waco Symphony Orchestra announces star-studded 50th season
• Controversial Hewitt land deal draws city council challengers
• Controversial Hewitt land deal draws city council challengers
• Sonny's fights for right to nude 'expression' in court hearing
• Darlene Gentry's attorneys open bid for new trial
• Bellmead candidate ineligible because of felony conviction
• Baylor graduates embark on 500-mile bike trip to raise awareness for hungry
• Scores of cyclists descend on Waco in Austin-to-Dallas fundraiser
• Mike Copeland: 2 restaurants coming, local bank building for sale, H-E-B goes green
• Potter's Vessel Ministries leading uniform recycling program for homeless students
• Baylor graduates embark on 500-mile bike trip to raise awareness for hungry
• New Senate district could include more DFW suburbs, lessen McLennan County clout
• Vanishing jobs making life difficult for aspiring Central Texas teachers
• Scores of cyclists descend on Waco in Austin-to-Dallas fundraiser
• Brazos Past: Unpublished pictures of '53 tornado bring unfamiliar views to wider audience
• Cesar Chavez Middle School teacher alleged to have incited and allowed student's beating
• Businesses, churches, property owners go to great lengths to prevent A/C thefts
• Downtown Waco church finishing massive building project
• 'Condo' project expected to attract, harbor fish
• Incumbent, challenger for Waco's District 4 council seat agree on many policy issues
• 'God is Big Enough' campaign creators offer sermon series
• Deadline to apply for fall financial aid is June 1
• River Sounds brings live music to Bosque River Stage in June
• MCC to offer new youth STEM camps this summer
• MCC accepting nominations for alumni awards
• Applications for three-week jailer course now available
• Greater Waco Chamber in 2011 Energy Star's Battle of the Buildings
• Twelve honored at Absolutely Incredible Kid luncheon
• Loss estimates from A/C theft ring $50,000 more than previously thought
• Police say woman confessed to setting garage fire that burned more than 80 percent of her body
• Exhibit on Mother Neff debuts at state park
• Follow MCC on Twitter
• H-E-B to make Bellmead store largest in area
• Red-light cameras a dead issue for Waco City Council
• Sonny's strip club to stay open, though not fully nude, for the moment
• Copper-theft ring allegedly committed at least 49 thefts
• MCC receives $1 million grant for local manufacturing job training
• Four Waco companies to share $1 million for employee training
• Prosecutor seeks to speed up court docket
• Commissioners delay vote on 2013 convention
• Bin Laden's death has little impact on economic fronts
• Groesbeck tornado carried 85 mph winds, experts say
• Central Texas cold snap catches some by surprise
• Sonny's strip club to appeal license revocation to council
• Local reaction to bin Laden's death runs gamut of emotions
• Journalist discusses old, new media
• Commissioners Court that voted for prayer rarely prays
• Online auction planned to raise funds for custody battle of Baker children
• Mike Copeland: H-E-B may move closer to China Spring
• Legacy Lofts apartment project near Baylor stalls
• Faith-motivated newcomers take root in North Waco
• First-grader chases down his grandmother's robber
• Right Track Ministries helps troubled area youth
• Man gets five-year sentence for causing accident that critically injured motorcyclist
• Transportation research group to use Bluetooth-readers to gauge travel time on interstate
• 'One-Two-Three on Your Dial': KWTX celebrates 65 years on the air
• Another longtime McLennan County prosecutor forced out of DA's office
• Man accused in fatal crash wasn't thought dangerous to the public
• MCC student visit NASA's Johnson Space Center
• Spring Commencement set for May 10
• State House passes redistricting plan
• Man accused in wreck that killed pedestrian received 10 years probation 2 days earlier
• Local wedding planners and outfitters keeping close eye on royal wedding
• Area law enforcement agencies participating in prescription drug take-back day
• Waco abuse center receives $400,000 in HUD money
• School ratings could drop with absence of score-booster
• Pursuit of suspected burglars ends with Waco crash, pedestrian killed
• Economic report mixed as index dips slightly
• Groesbeck residents waste no time cleaning up damage from twisters
• Car fatality victim identified
• City bores water pipeline under Lake Waco
• Scheduled WebAdvisor Maintenance - April 29, 7:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
• WebAdvisor will be down the morning of April 29
• Ex-coach accused of abusing at least seven boys
• Severe weather brings scare to area residents
• Rising gas prices creating waves across many industries
• Flores optimistic Waco Mammoth Site can gain national monument status
• Driver killed on Highway 31
• Second woman arrested for retaliation threats in homicide case
• Action Rental to be honored as an outstanding business
• Retaliation against witnesses in Lakewood shootings will bring arrests, authorities say
• Legislature to consider raising class size limit for early grades
• New health clinic to serve MCC students, North Waco families
• Church Under the Bridge's Easter baptism brings multitude to Camp Hope
• Wardlaw Claims Service to be honored by Waco Chamber
• Bankrupt Parkside Village owner may win tax exemptions
• Frozen yogurt chain strikes deal with Baylor athletics
• Innovative professors up for Baylor's great teaching award
• Lake Waco officials may alter proposal to close 3 parks
• Brazos Past: Waco Kiwanis Club turns 90
• Friday winds cause damage, power outages around Waco
• Central Texas fire crew gets up-close look at Possum Kingdom blaze
• Preservation week in Waco focuses on Civil War, family, local history
• House fires keep Waco firefighters busy Friday
• Waco pastors welcome Easter Sunday worshippers with special sermons
• 11 new sex charges filed against ex-Little League coach
• Capstone Mechanical honored by the Chamber of Commerce
• WISD board puts off decision on $1.4 million program to improve student performance
• Humane society looking for missing cat, an office mascot
• Apartments where double homicide happened implement security measures
• Texas Lottery results for April 20-21, 2011, drawings
• UC hosts Waco Wednesday info session on May 4
• Tickets still available for Junior Brown concert May 7
• Last chance to register for MCC's two-week summer minimester
• Sturdivant to be represented by court-appointed attorney in upcoming murder trial
• Man accused of accidentally killing cousin indicted by grand jury
• County Clerk Harwell the latest to join GOP ranks
• Windier than normal conditions causing some problems
• Anderson's anti-salvia bill passes State House by overwhelming vote
• Rapoport Foundation donates $1 million to MCC
• MCC gets $1 million donation from Rapoport Foundation
• Expert warns that outdoor cats in Waco are easy prey for owls
• Cargill to be honored by Waco Chamber as outstanding business
• County commissioners tackle redrawing boundaries
• Former Elm Mott man found guilty of child pornography charges
• Girl testifies she was sexually abused by ex-Elm Mott man
• Waco Schlotzky's franchisees find it's good to be first
• Budget shortfall could prove biggest hurdle for 'Kari's Law'
• McLennan County legislators still finding their legs in Austin
• 'Faulty science' key to lawyer's challenge of arson reports
• Two Waco women in today's Boston Marathon
• Owners of less expensive homes not helped by mortgage deduction
• Fire wrecks Riesel feed store
• From cursing to assault, school kids may be ticketed
• Rising gas prices having impact on collectible dealers
• MCC instructor helps police and families with forensic art
• Stolen Dr Pepper likely being sold on black market, officials say
• Reinstated Waco police officers face limitations at work
• XTERRA event spurs access limits at Cameron Park
• Police expect more arrests for Lakewood Villas slayings
• Mission Waco mentoree returns to lead its theater
• Sturdivant won't face death penalty in husband's death
• Texas Lottery results for April 14-15, 2011, drawings
• Religious conference to draw 8,000 youths to BU, Waco
• "Cleaning Up Your Digital Dirt" seminar is April 27
• Environmental Energy Engineering program hosts information session
• Armed robber gets additional 20 years for cursing at judge
• Waco woman's had tax return rejected because of identity theft
• Baylor group studying Waco bat habitats
• Woodway hotel operators express concern about how hotel tax fund being spent
• Community Clinic at MCC grand opening is April 25
• 180 Waco ISD teachers left without contracts for next year
• Sex case against coach continues to unfold
• House redistricting proposal keeps Anderson, Beck safe
• Veterans at Baylor brace for subsidy cuts
• LIVECHAT with Baylor geologist Dr. Lee C. Nordt on the recent archaeological find
• Man robs Compass Bank on Valley Mills Drive
• County awards $768,460 contract to replace locks, controls at downtown jail
• Former La Vega Little League coach arrested for alleged sex offenses with children
• Stick sculpture awaiting 'do not destroy' signs
• Waco CDC and Habitat for Humanity joining forces in East Waco revitalization
• Spike in capital murder defendants has court scrambling to find qualified defense attorneys
• A.J. Moore senior named Outstanding Youth Citizen
• Hewitt man gets 5 years for accident that left brothers dead
• Lake Waco eaglets found dead after high winds topple nest
• Falls County officials say recent fires may have been set by same person
• University High alums can share memories of Bagby campus on DVD
• Waco's 1st bike lanes painted downtown to promote cycling
• Summer Lunch Summit seeks to solve kids' hunger problems
• Newlywed hopes to free her husband, prevent deportation
• Medicaid payments at Waco hospitals differ greatly for same services
• Rotary Club scholars: 2011 Youth Citizenship Awards finalists
• Mike Copeland: Franklin Place construction set to start in mid-May
• Lack of transportation funding draws ire in China Spring
• Many claims processors at VA Regional Office could be on unpaid leave as soon as Wednesday
• Latter-day Saints to build new worship center
• About 200 Waco ISD employees, mostly teachers, may be let go
• Ex-Rosebud police chief convicted of tampering with evidence
• MCC to close for spring holiday
• Biology students host lecture about health care-associated infections
• Baylor student traces Civil War heritage on National Geographic TV special
• Lake Waco cleanup canceled; VA workers may face unpaid furlough
• Area group devoted to Jung's teachings
• High drought conditions in Central Texas increase risk of wildfires, cause other problems
• Stargazer: An astronomy pioneer, a kindred soul
• Register now for summer and fall classes!
• Local cities, hotels examining hotel tax dollar spending
• Waco federally funded institutions may weather government shutdown
• Waco ISD looking to sell University Middle campus
• Waco tax rebate smaller than last April
• Midway ISD names new high school principal
• Affidavits: AK-47 rifle used in Waco apartment ambush
• Council approves $1.4 million incentive for Allergan
• Police arrest 2 more in Waco apartment killings
• SpaceX to test what it claims is world's most powerful rocket in McGregor
• Commissioners forced to temporarily shelve traveling meetings
• MCC student killed in Highway 6 crash
• Council approves $1.4 million incentive for Allergan
• Medicare fraud hits home in Waco, Central Texas
• Students host event to celebrate space exploration April 12
• Waco City Council to consider Cameron Park concessions ordinance
• Prosecutor Beth Toben leaves DA's office after 22 years
• Police investigating other suspects in Waco slayings
• Affidavit says mother wrestled with gunman for weapon
• Allergan plans $10 million expansion, 100 new jobs
• Robinson begins meetings to develop 20-year growth plan
• Waco hotel launches postcard-writing campaign for overseas troops
• Area group seeks local churches, volunteers to help low-income families
• Waco woman, 89, to be recognized for WWII service as civilian pilot
• DONNIS BAGGETT: Results are in for Trib's online contests, top pet peeves
• Mike Copeland's business column: Texans are coupon clippers
• Waco church drives out demons with exorcisms
• Mental health transport program keeps police on the streets
• Waco clothing boutiques flourish with unique offerings
• Waco library puts e-books into readers' hands
• Grand Prairie man brought to McLennan County to face 32-year-old murder charges
• WISD gets grant to feed hungry children
• Remembering the valiant fallen of the Civil War on Decoration Day
• Charges dropped against man in beating of nephew's suspected killer
• African Children's Choir to perform on Easter Sunday
• Waco apartment fire temporarily traps two firefighters
• Some bemoan standard light bulbs falling by the wayside; proponents cite energy savings
• Man arrested, charged with capital murder in Monday night shooting deaths
• Tarleton adds child studies degree to University Center programs
• Hispanic Heritage Festival at MCC celebrates Latin culture
• Work in Waco Job Expo is April 19
• Information session for potential teachers is April 12
• MCC hosts Arbor Day activities on April 14
• Area high schools taking extra safety precautions following recent shooting deaths
• BRIC gets federal grant; Baylor encouraged by corporate interest
• Dozens gather at site of fatal shooting to ask for peace, a caring community
• Texas Lottery results for Mar 30-31, 2011, drawings
• State warns parents not to sleep alongside babies
• Applications being accepted for MCC Student Ambassadors
• Waco murders spike, but no explanation readily available
• Suit alleges abuse by Matt Baker's parents
• Greater Waco Economic Index shows month-to-month growth
• Oilman Pickens touts new energy bill in visit to Waco
• Proposed Lake Waco campground closures draw fire
• Anderson talks dollars and cents at town hall meeting
• Former jailer indicted for bigamy, tampering
• MCC to increase tuition $16 per credit hour for next school year
• Courthouse break-in suspect back in custody
• Tensions running high at Waco apartment complex following fatal shooting
• Waco loses fight for federal prison contract
• Commissioners court heading out on the road
• Texas Tech advising available every Thursday
• Man accused of trashing McLennan courthouse missing from Austin State Hospital
• Waco police still unraveling details of deadly shooting
• Caterpillar plant opening in Waco attracts crowd
• Gunfire that killed Lorena teen was intended to be fistfight
• Baylor's role in archaeological find could yield big rewards
• Local 9-1-1 call centers appear safe from budget cuts
• Caterpillar celebrates grand opening of precision manufacturing center
• Area agencies looking to form combined info center for long-term care
• Waco enlisting surrounding cities to join in regional marketing effort
• McLennan County Historical Commission looking to make its brand known
• Mike Copeland: Caterpillar, a day spa and H-E-B making big moves around Waco
• Summer Sourcebook 2011: Keeping kids busy this summer
• Volunteers repair damage to Cameron Park stick sculptures
• City may take Sanger School property
• MCC board considering $15 per credit hour tuition hike to cover decreased state funding
• FAA struggles with lone-controller issue
• Brazos Past: Waco's women warriors wade into political battle
• Fat Ho Burgers may become bigger than Waco
• First Baptist offering Spanish sermons
• Two men arrested in shooting death of Lorena High School football player
• City officials looking at ways to ensure safety in Cameron Park
• Unemployment rate drops in McLennan County
• MCC president, board chair attend U.S. Department of Education Community College Regional Summit
• Summer, fall registration begins April 6
• MCC hosts Waco Wednesday info session on April 6
• Willie Nelson loses Willie's Place to foreclosure
• Speakers at Baylor forum discuss state of global energy
• OSHA fines Waco company for safety violations
• Officials warn of high fire danger in Waco
• Oldest known human habitation in the Americas uncovered in Salado
• 17-year-old indicted for 2 Waco pizza delivery man robberies
• Son of woman charged in husband's slaying says she's dangerous
• County seeking to save money in bond refinance
• Some Waco ISD probationary teachers will have to wait on job status
• Gatesville pastor's wife dies in trailer fire
• Fat Ho Burgers opens amid controversy over name
• Waco council looks favorably on proposed redistricting map
• Planned Parenthood closes offices in Marlin, Mexia
• La Vega school board pinpoints 4 programs to cut
• Man gets 40 years for sexually assaulting 8-year-old relative
• Proposed law would allow higher speeds in Texas
• Waco, Hewitt may swap land for industrial project
• Gas prices fall briefly, but they're expected to jump soon
• Fat Ho burger joint's name draws disapproval from some
• Advocates say Waco arts would survive but not thrive with fund cuts
• Lake Waco eagles growing in numbers
• New, controversial jail set to open in Limestone County
• Texas Lottery results for March 19, 2011 drawings
• BU basketball pulling green and gold into economy
• Mike Copeland: Local dealerships split name, new retail/restaurants coming to town
• Donnis Baggett: The etiquette of late-night grocery shopping
• Charter schools face own budget woes
• Mart residents defend TYC facilities
• Bawdy house madam was a Central Texan of some repute
• Waco hires former Fort Worth city manager
• Bomb robot the latest member of McLennan County Sheriff's Office bomb squad
• Baylor to honor King James Bible's 400th birthday
• Texas Lions Camp making a difference for disabled kids, incoming president attests
• Proposed budget cuts could devastate nursing homes
• Applications for MCC's three-week jailer course due April 14
• CANCELED: Sally Ride lecture at MCC on April 5
• Prosecutors undecided about charges against alleged phony hit men in Sturdivant case
• Provocatively named burger joint to open soon
• Texas Lottery results, March 16-17, 2011
• Baylor names new VP for university development
• Waco residents strip shelves of iodide pills
• TYC holding public hearing Saturday about possible closures in Mart
• House votes to cut off federal funds for NPR
• Food price hikes altering cooks' choices
• Interest at three area colleges remains high
• Bosque landowners continue to fight power line route
• Robinson woman indicted for 2008 slaying of her husband
• Time Warner Cable to offer live television on iPad
• Women's History Month fundraiser is March 31
• Former Guaranty Bank site may be razed for new restaurants, retailers
• Baylor researchers use Japan quake data to learn about earth
• Former McLennan elections official John Willingham to sign copies of his book
• Commissioners approve custom-made statues for McLennan courthouse roof
• Officials identify 2 of 3 victims in fatal Bellmead fire
• History Student Association presents guest speaker on "Jesus and Gin"
• SpaceX hired to launch satellite into orbit with McGregor-tested rocket
• Waco city, school and Midway filings wrap up
• Bills in Texas Legislature could simplify shopping for electricity provider
• Chromium getting cleaned up at old Waco machine plating site
• Dallas-based Eagle Golf backs out of Twin Rivers deal
• Spring Break Athletic Wrap-up
• Population sprawl creating challenges for area towns
• Waco lawyer is former top women's water skier
• Spring break, high gas prices could bring more visitors to Waco
• Firefighters battle 6,200-acre Central Texas wildfire
• Starr approach easing rift with Baylor alumni, faculty
• Patriot Guard growing likely as a result of Westboro Baptist Supreme Court decision
• Hard-hitting women love playing in full-tackle football league
• Ridgewood Country Club embarking on $6.8 million makeover
• Texas bison bill may not get on track
• Austin students give hard work to Mission Waco, learn in the process
• Brazos Past: Waco's Rotan 'mother' of Texas women's clubs
• Lorena high schooler's shooting reclassified as homicide
• Cloggers rally brings people of all ages to Waco Convention Center
• Flores introduces first piece of legislation in the House
• Earthquake and tsunami in Japan shakes some at Baylor
• Few clues make Cameron Park sex assault investigation challenging
• Former McLennan County jailer pleads guilty to sexual contact with inmates
• Texas Lottery results for March 9-10, 2011
• Father who disappeared with son gets 8 years in prison
• Family says Lorena sophomore shot in the head wanted his organs donated
• Fish-killing golden algae creeping toward Lake Whitney, state park officials say
• High schoolers launch eBay store
• Three people killed in early morning Bellmead fire
• Bond named to Lacy Lakeview's top administrative post
• SpaceX more than doubling size of its McGregor rocket testing facility
• Waco officials say alleged sexual assault at Cameron Park is an isolated incident
• Lawmaker hopes bill puts TYC youths in communities
• Waco Hippodrome close to becoming debt-free
• Waco Transit looking to maximize S. Waco ridership
• Construction issues slowing Waco VA hiring timeline
• Students, church members building home during break
• Man jailed after kidnapping at Waco nightclub
• Vietnam comes to Clifton-area ranch
• Butterfly swarm headed through Waco
• Animal advocates concerned about state withholding funds
• Former addicted prostitute working to turn her life around
• Inmate decline puzzles officials
• Santa Muerte devotees small presence in Waco
• Home prices steady in Waco
• Mike Copeland: H-E-B builds in Belton and other local businessitems
• Baylor fans turn out for ESPN show
• Donnis Baggett: Today marks 175th anniversary of Alamo's fall
• Baylor community mourning the loss of pastor killed in his Arlington church
• Former nursing home aide sentenced for abusing girl
• Waco defense attorney arrested for alleged sexual assaults of a minor
• Waco Municipal Court open today as warrant roundup begins
• Church youth group raises nearly $6,000 for Haiti residents
• Health center cuts threaten services
• Texas Lottery results for March 3-4, 2011
• MCC hosts agriculture competition for high school students
• MCC Foundation quilt raffle benefits scholarships
• Tarleton to offer GRE workshop at MCC
• Ranch Club student group hosts fundraiser March 26
• Women's History Month events
• Crawfish Boil and Cookout fundraiser is March 26
• Texas Tech brings new degree to University Center
• Man who allegedly kidnapped son for 17 years may plead guilty
• Fort Hood man arrested in Waco carjack attempt
• Future health care workers learning through art
• Man who allegedly kidnapped son for 17 years to plead guilty
• Baylor guard Dunn grateful after being no-billed by grand jury
• Jury awards family $3.35 million for fatal crash
• Waco banker Scott Felton retiring after 30 years
• LaceDarius Dunn case goes before grand jury today
• Waco ISD seeking input on possible budget cuts
• American Legion says Waco offer on property too low
• Central Texas dairies back raw milk bill in Legislature
• Baylor excited as ESPN GameDay heads to Waco
• Waco K-9 expected to return from veterinary hospital Friday
• Salvation Army holds grand opening for Sally's House
• Region V tournament basketball games to be streamed
• Waco drivers anxious, angry about soaring gas prices
• Study: Waco residents feel safe, but believe city has serious crime problem
• Survey shows Waco residents favor red-light cameras
• Lions Park sporting new carousel, courtesy of Junior League of Waco
• Professor: Racially segregated church services can promote socioeconomic disparity
• Austin Avenue Neighborhood Association demonstrates power of such groups
• Texas Lottery results for Feb. 26, 2011 drawings
• College Goal Sunday draws few Waco youths
• Biker group working to help children, shed rough-and-tumble stereotype
• Austin Avenue Neighborhood Association demonstrates power of such groups
• Central Texas history fraught with settler-Indian clashes
• Cowboy boots are the preferred footwear of Texans
• A man, a bathtub and 126 rattlesnakes add up to world record
• City leaders, groups try to solve 'food desert' quandary in Waco
• Brazos Past: Waco's movie theaters — before the Oscars
• DA undecided on charges for Baylor hoops star Dunn
• Family still seeking answers to Waco man's murder
• Area police help crack down on Mexican drug cartels
• Does God have a sense of humor? Waco pastors, experts say yes
• Charges dropped against 1 man in beating death
• Texas Lottery results, Feb. 24-25, 2011
• Athletic Update for Feb. 14-19
• MCC to close March 7-12 for Spring Break
• Business dining etiquette course prepares individuals to stand out on interviews
• NASA astronaut Dr. Sally Ride to speak at MCC April 5
• Women's History Month event is March 2
• RecycleMania Tournament kicks off for 2011
• Film about disabled woman's institutional experience comes to Waco
• Author lectures about defunct Waco State Home
• Waco man jailed in attempt to kidnap girlfriend
• Advocates question whether cuts to community services for disabled the right choice
• Waco K-9 nearing return from California veterinary hospital
• WISD board approves new superintendent hire, freezes teacher salaries for next year
• Texas Lottery results, Feb. 23-24, 2011
• NeighborPlus: Community news for Feb. 25, 2011
• Judge dismisses negligence case against former real estate agent
• MAC Card Office Accepting Parking Ticket Payments
• Greater Waco Economic Index unchanged for January
• Waco residents searching for support to reorganize Texas' constitution
• Grand jury indicts man who allegedly shot at Falls County deputy
• Fifth Waco police officer back to work after alleged double-dipping scandal
• Flores talks spending cuts, debt ceiling at first town hall
• Colon Cancer Screening
• Waco Crime Stoppers celebrates 30 years
• New superintendent-to-be sees similarities between districts, despite differences
• Commissioners approve display of resolution denouncing lynchings
• Lacy Lakeview man gets 40 years for sexual abuse of child
• Reasons for dismissing Pearland superintendent unclear
• Neighborhood association votes down low-income housing development
• Waco colleges voice disapproval of bill allowing armed students, profs
• Nancy Pelosi attends church service in Waco, visits Bernard Rapoport
• Fate of Washington Avenue Lofts may be decided tonight
• FedEx Ground considering Hewitt for new package facility
• Budget woes may lead Waco ISD to freeze teacher salaries
• Dallas company slated to buy Waco's Twin Rivers golf course
• $650,000 grant continues free counseling for veterans
• Police ID remains found in Bellmead
• Residents passionate about passing along history of Buffalo Soldiers
• MCC instructor taking the scriptures to untouched lands
• Texas Lottery results for Feb. 19, 2011, drawings
• MCC engages community to help students succeed
• Waco workers change careers in challenging economy
• European ethnic heritage waning in small Texas towns
• Julie Carter: Sometimes, getting away can be the best option
• Local bridge club results: Feb. 20, 2011
• Lacy Lakeview changes how it spends tourism money
• Exhibit on religious persecution in the Soviet Union opens Thursday at Baylor
• Progress in Elm Avenue area slowed by lack of private investment
• Sam Houston's visit to Waco
• Missouri prof teams with Baylor to record oral histories from witnesses to lynchings
• Stephenville man receives 119 years in prison for sexual abuse
• Budget cuts mean hospitals will pass more costs on to the insured
• MCC's University Center hosts free information fair March 1
• Census: Minorities account for nearly all of Waco, McLennan population growth
• BRIC research center pushing ahead despite uncertain funding
• Jury gives meth dealer life for double murder
• Police get crash-course on 'narco-saints' associated with drug cartels
• Gang member gets 60 years for home-invasion robbery, pistol-whipping
• Cocaine, health condition contributed to Taser death of Waco man
• At SpaceX, personnel changes, growth and a bright future
• Ranger sculptor dies after complications from surgery
• Bruceville-Eddy pairs with UTA students on development plan
• Man hospitalized after woman allegedly hits him with minivan
• TSTC culinary staff optimistic about new facility's potential
• Renovation continues for fire-damaged Groesbeck city building
• Bumpy ride on I-35 will last until weather stays warm
• Austin man believed missing in Waco
• Jury will decide if 2009 killing was self-defense or murder
• Waco VA research seeks new ways to treat PTSD in veterans
• Waco City Council votes in favor of new cab company, farmers market ordinance
• Englander merges with Carrolton company
• Special prosecutor lined up for 2008 murder case
• County may consider helping pay for jail renovations
• Proposed budget cuts could hit local libraries hard
• New story emerges in alleged Hill County killing
• Council to consider new taxi franchise, farmers market ordinance
• New deputy first assistant DA an 'incredible asset' for McLennan County
• Businesses play waiting game as TxDOT seeks funds for I-35 widening
• Local retailers see mixed results on sales for Valentine's Day
• Texas Lottery results for Feb. 12, 2011
• New Waco State Home history depicts decades of abuse, cover-ups
• Library of Congress traveling exhibit stops in Waco
• New jail would need more beds to land contract
• Shorty's Pizza looks to succeed where others have fallen
• Sharing more than Xs and Os
• Civil War exhibit kicks off Sunday
• Convicted murderer Coble back in Waco courtroom Friday
• Hewitt day care center evacuated after gas line broken
• Man who strangled nephew found not guilty by reason of insanity
• Baylor regents vote to open board membership to non-Baptist Christians
• Three men arrested in Hill County in alleged dragging death
• Possible Coryell grave appears promising to THC and Smithsonian scientists
• Baylor aims to create new Baptist research center
• MCC building receives award
• MCC performing arts to offer concerts, opera in March
• MCC closed for employee professional development on Feb. 25
• Deadline for tickets to MCC's Hearts in the Arts Gala approaches
• Waco residents, city officials favor mixed-income housing at Parkside meeting
• Fights recorded at Waco High drop drastically
• Local reactions mixed to Mubarak's decision not to cede power yet
• Texas Lottery results, Feb. 9-10, 2011
• NeighborPlus: Community news for Feb. 11, 2011
• Three armed robberies reported near Baylor Wednesday night
• Two downtown Waco establishments close
• Ice shakes up Waco's day
• Area school districts' decisions in face of icy weather leave some parents angry
• Bellmead escapes brush fine; hires police, fire chiefs
• Weather postpones MCC basketball games
• MCC closed Feb. 9 temporarily due to inclement weather
• Methodist Children's Home comptroller accused of stealing $836,000
• Investor seeking class-action status for lawsuit against Waco-based Life Partners
• MCC names new vice president
• Tuesday morning fire claims 72-year-old man
• L-3 lands project of customizing new jet
• Roofers hope winter weather does not adversely affect courthouse roof
• Judge stacks 13-year sentences in assault case
• 2 Waco police officers headed back to work after settlements
• Central Texas possibly facing more wintry conditions
• Citizen police academies drawing younger volunteers
• MCC Board names new vice president of instruction
• Information session for potential teachers is Feb. 15
• Black History Month event at MCC spotlights Michelle Obama
• Texas Lottery results, Feb. 5, 2011, drawings
• Residents support public transit, but not paying higher taxes for better service
• Restaurant among Waco places to be for Super Bowl
• Area business owners support their Super Bowl teams
• Backers of measure requiring sonogram before abortion confident of bill's chances
• After deep freeze, weather warms for the weekend
• Bellmead to change notice policy in effort to avoid Open Meetings Act violations
• Great dates lead to Baylor mates
• Encouraging investment through God's words
• Beck lands office in Centerville, not Waco
• Beck takes conservative approach to job
• Snow on top of continued cold wreaks havoc around Waco
• All Saturday ACP Internship classes and paraprofessional classes for Saturday, Feb. 5th, are cancelled
• Man who killed bicyclist while fleeing police gets 65 years
• Texas Lottery results: Feb. 3, 2011
• The Music & Arts store downtown closed; Barnett's owner considering expansion
• Pipes and animals suffering through the cold along with the rest of Central Texas
• Midway ISD adds admin position in tight budget times
• Ex-teacher found guilty of inappropriate touching, but not sexual assault of girl
• Natural health event hits Waco
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - February 2011
• Area residents, businesses frustrated by intermittent power outages
• Baylor freshman recalls life in Cairo
• Area homeless shelters filling up as cold weather persists
• Local dentist uses highly specialized equipment to view teeth
• Family reunion workshop to offer tips
• Weather alters MCC athletic schedules
• Equipment Depot Mid-Tex Farm & Ranch Show Feb. 8-9
• Tarleton classes at MCC are canceled for Feb. 2
• Waco ISD names lone superintendent finalist
• Three-time convicted felon pleads guilty to killing bicyclist while fleeing police in 2009
• Former La Vega substitute teacher on trial for sexual abuse of a child
• Central Texas' chill will stick around a few days
• Mexia peer support center opens
• County examines ways to secure courthouse
• Baylor students leave Egypt
• Waco's Green Room Grille closed by property owner
• Waco City Council to discuss farmers market ordinance
• Ailing police dog better, but not ready to come home yet
• Eye doctor with multiple DWI charges closes office
• Property crimes down in Waco, following national trend
• MCC participates in "Waco Goes Red" on Feb. 4
• Texas Lottery results, Jan. 30, 2011
• Miracle Match Marathon draws 1,700 runners
• Donnis Baggett, Tribune-Herald publisher: Happy septaquintaquinquecentennial, Texas
• New senior apartments open, owner hopes more to come
• Art event aims to bring people of all abilities together
• Parks director hopes more changes coming to rec centers
• Hard times, hard choices: Local leaders foresee broad hit from budget cuts
• Diamond jewelry raffle benefits MCC scholarships
• Student receives scholarship from national organization
• Free college financial aid information session Feb. 15
• Family of slain man issues plea: Help us solve the case
• Brush, trash fire burns about 8 acres just outside Waco
• Baylor's emergency alerts skipped freshmen, texted recent grads
• "Gentleman's gentleman" Frank Nix dies at 89
• Students turn food critics over school lunch options
• WISD child care center opens with little fanfare
• Waco streets to close during marathon
• Visually impaired Central Texas students gather to show off skills, rekindle friendships
• Authorities arrest man alleged to have burglarized at least 18 Waco-area homes
• Waco police reclassify man's death as a homicide
• Fewer students today interested in space exploration, need 'audacious' goal to spark enthusiasm
• Baylor hears constituent input for new 10-year plan, call for unity
• Waco K-9 officer sent to California for life-saving treatment
• Got income taxes? There's lots of free help available
• Providence, Hillcrest hospitals celebrate new Waco projects
• Vanguard rehabs historic Branch Davidian building
• McLennan County officials checking courthouse alarm system after break-in
• Waco's economic index takes hit from recession
• Waco retirement community shaken by questionable death
• Top executive at Waco L-3 plant resigns
• Second suspect in area Cash Store robberies arrested in Dallas
• Defunct Baylor networking system mentioned in Oscar-nominated film
• County waits on historical commission before moving forward on courthouse
• Second suspect in area Cash Store robberies arrested in Dallas
• Man charged in Hewitt hair salon robbery
• Top executive at Waco L-3 plant resigns
• Flu cases cause school to close temporarily
• Waco retirement community shaken by questionable death
• New program provides vouchers for flu shots
• A.J. Moore Academy considers adding competitive sports
• Area woman sues Oncor over smart meter installation
• Legislation filed to require secret union balloting
• Baylor ready to fight to keep financial aid program intact
• Texas Lottery results, Jan. 23, 2011
• City of Waco considering impounding cars of uninsured drivers
• Antioch Community Church planning $11 million expansion
• Some employers finding it hard to hire and retain workers
• Hookah bar attracting college crowd in downtown Waco
• Ladies Justice, Liberty leave the courthouse roof
• Mexia woman helps area girls dress for prom
• Baylor barber still cutting hair after 55 years
• Freeman Center fundraising under way
• Feds may get involved in search for suspected Cash Store robber
• Vatican official to speak, pray in Waco
• Biker's funeral procession could slow I-35 frontage road traffic Saturday afternoon
• Cold weather expected to move out this weekend
• Texas Lottery results, Jan. 20, 2011
• Sickle cell anemia treatment improving, though research funding still lacking
• Polygraphs seen by many as useful tool, though inadmissible in court
• Proposed foster care overhaul aims to keep children closer to home
• Bid to scrap two-thirds rule in Texas Senate sputters
• HUD wants Parkside Village complex redeveloped
• 3 generations of family have worked on courthouse roof
• Texas DPS offering amnesty program to drivers delinquent on surcharge payments
• February foreclosures soar over last year in county
• Council backs effort to raise funds for Doris Miller Memorial
• Details emerge about manhunt on Baylor University campus
• Commissioners examine repairs needed at jail
• Waco couple chasing their dream with housing community
• Ex-church business manager sentenced in theft case
• MCC Athletic Update for week of Jan. 10-15
• MCC Athletic Update for week of Jan. 3-8
• Police looking for two men in Cash Store robberies minutes apart Monday
• Area residents, students gather for MLK Day events
• Two big-money lottery tickets sold in Lacy Lakeview within days of each other
• District judges hire new county auditor
• DA Reyna recuses office from more than 150 cases involving former clients
• School districts bracing for budget tightening
• Briefly: MLK Day events, closings and more for Jan. 17, 2011
• New Tarleton State research dairy aims to become leading center
• Data: McLennan County residents above average on preventable hospital stays
• Courthouse to use off-duty officers for security
• Waco inner-city wanderer remembered fondly as he is laid to rest
• Taco trailers in Waco: Authentic, inexpensive Mexican food on the go
• Central Texas Iron Works gets ready for next 100 years in Waco
• Local police departments may have to change or create ID policies
• Officials, scholars suggest changes in use of eyewitness IDs
• La Vega High School finishing its first construction pieces
• Officials, scholars suggest changes in use of eyewitness IDs
• Baylor to dedicate new community garden as part of MLK Day ceremonies
• Waco inner-city wanderer remembered fondly as he is laid to rest
• Local police departments may have to change or create ID policies
• Surprize your loved one with aSinging Valetine
• Brazos Past: Helping assure long-term prosperity for blacks
• Woman inspired by late daughter to give away 'warmth'
• 'Disrespectful' I-35 billboard raises ire among residents
• Lacy Lakeview bought health insurance for council members, consultant
• Crime stats show jump in reported rapes in Waco for first half of 2010
• Information sessions to be held about Science Field Course
• MCC Foundation hosts Hearts in the Arts Gala on Feb. 26
• Fall 2010 Honors and Distinguished Honors Students
• Federal school meal proposal shouldn't have much impact on area school districts
• Texas Rangers merchandise going international
• I-35 widening and bridge projects moving forward
• NeighborPlus: Community news for Jan. 14, 2011
• HOT chief named fair manager of year
• Cameron Park stick sculpture a hit with area residents
• Flores, like others in Congress, examining security procedures at public events
• County commissioner who switched to GOP donated money to Democrats in May
• Knife-wielding Skinny's robber sentenced to 30 years
• Neighborhood association to vote next month on lofts development
• Talk of the Neighborhood: Local achievements and honors for Jan. 9, 2010
• NeighborPlus: Community news for Jan. 9, 2011
• New University High School construction going smoothly, ahead of schedule
• McLennan County commissioners approve jail kiosk fee
• Trib owner Clifton Robinson honored with Waco Business League honor
• Carl's Jr. opening restaurant in Waco soon
• Give Your Loved One A Singing Valentune
• Man gets 45 years in prison for sexually abusing 12-year-old Waco girl
• Design for memorial honoring local WWII hero Doris Miller unveiled
• Judges to interview county auditor candidates this week
• Martin Luther King national holiday celebrates 25th anniversary with several Waco events
• Waco, state politicians react to Arizona shooting of Giffords
• New McLennan County DA offering stiffer plea bargains
• Texas Ranger Hall of Fame, city officials excited about Knox Hall face-lift
• New Waco animal ordinances take effect
• Woodway man first in county to own new electric car
• Dublin rancher fed up with pollution, plans to sue dairy
• Time Warner charges $2 to pay your bill in person
• Facing drought, area farmers hope 2011 brings showers
• Klassy Glass wine bar enters the downtown scene
• Deadline to apply for MCC scholarships is Jan. 18
• MCC's Adult Basic Education offering classes in South Waco
• Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration to be held Jan. 20 at MCC
• MCC's Family Fun Night athletics event is January 17
• Special $30,000 halftime contest at MCC basketball games Jan. 15
• MCC closed Jan. 17 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Brazos Past: Waco Methodists raised a sanctuary in 1 day
• Waco man gets 40 years for 'drug deal gone bad'
• Edwards' papers to be housed at Baylor's Poage Library
• Man who killed firefighter father pleads guilty, gets life
• North Waco resident unbolts her Christmas extravaganza
• Waco churches' offering plates brimmed in December
• Man who walked out of trial back in jail
• City of Waco preparing for another legal battle over dairy pollution in North Bosque River
• Davis leaving Waco Advocacy Center for Crime Victims and Children for post at Waco VA Hospital
• Conservative state lawmakers, activists battling over Texas House Speaker
• 'America's favorite pediatrician' Brazelton visits Waco child care organization
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - January 2011
• New Waco Rep. Flores sworn in as GOP takes over House
• MCC dance team to perform in Super Bowl halftime show
• McLennan County law library to cut some books, add new database
• Grant helps Baylor's Piper Center focus on day care education
• Waco AAFES distribution center gets $58.2 million upgrade
• New South Waco Community Center unveiled Wednesday
• Police: Waco woman held captive 2 days, sexually assaulted
• Waco news briefs for Jan. 6
• Company offers fee to keep jail kiosk
• Federal budget cuts force layoffs at L-3 Communications
• W.H. Littles & Sons Mortuary files for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection
• Trib reporter receives Texas Farm Bureau award
• County Commissioner Mashek switches party affiliation, now a Republican
• MCC Athletic Update for week of Dec. 27-Jan. 1
• EPA carbon dioxide regulation may be a lot of hot air
• Council to approve fountain rehabilitation contract
• Waco gas prices soaring; experts say area playing 'catch-up' with rest of nation
• Salvation Army's kettle fundraiser falls short of goal
• Chet Edwards' 20 years in Congress come to end
• County costs for inmate medical care plummet
• Three women resolve to overcome troubles in 2011
• Downtown Waco to become home to salon, spa
• Changing DAs complicates Gentry case
• Ken Starr winning over divided Baylor family
• Police, fire agencies inform, educate through social media
• Rrecycling to end holidays on a green note
• County wants cut of fees from jail kiosk
• The year in Waco
• NeighborPlus: Community news for Dec. 31, 2010
• Texas Lottery results, Dec. 30, 2010
• Safe Ride expecting record numbers for New Year's Eve
• Few tax changes in store for 2011
• Baylor Nation filled Texas Bowl with a sea of green and gold
• Waco news briefs for Dec. 30
• Potential hire for Reyna's DA office indicted in Collin County
• Waco-area's tranportation projects may suffer from lack of funding
• U.S. Rep.-elect Bill Flores names several new hires
• Examiner says officer in 'double-dipping' case should be reinstated
• County extends jail contract, accepts lower payout
• Baylor fans rise up in Houston hotel for pep rally
• 8 prosecutors leaving DA's office in transition
• Company buys majority interest in The Dwyer Group
• Rash of house fires mars holiday season
• Freeman Center considering downsizing by 75 percent
• Mart youth correctional sites may be safe from closures
• Rash of house fires mar holiday season
• Limestone County deputy recognized for heroism
• MCC's Adult Basic Education to open new computer lab Jan. 6
• Be at one with the outdoors by taking MCC's Science Field Course
• MCC offers new short-term training option in health field
• MCC named one of fastest growing two-year colleges
• MCC unveils first-ever Highlander mascot
• ESL Level 2 course offered in January
• Deadline to apply for MCC scholarships is Jan. 18
• New website answers questions about qualifying for in-state tuition
• Spring registration continues through holiday break
• Register now for spring classes!
• MCC Internet Connection Down - December 30th
• Couthouse damage to be repaired in small phases
• Flores vows to try restoring millions in federal funding for Central Texas
• Training options available for those looking to burn off holiday calories
• Scott & White looking to expand heart transplant program after successful first year
• Heading to Houston for the Texas Bowl? Here's the Baylor Nation's insiders' guide to the city
• Waco Performing Arts Company paying off debts with settlement money, looking to future
• Scott & White looking to expand heart transplant program after successful first year
• Local agencies prepare to dump dollars on new emergency radios
• Missionary family happy to be back in Texas for Christmas
• Illinois fans in Waco caught in Bear trap
• Riesel woman earns Baylor degree after more than two decades
• Waco businesses experience holiday boon
• NeighborPlus: Community news for Dec. 24, 2010
• Texas Lottery results, Dec. 23, 2010
• Tennessee man shot five times outside Bruceville store released from hospital
• Family of woman killed in house fire Monday still searching for answers
• Salvation Army donations fall
• New stores enjoying holiday successes
• Baylor fans go 'bowl-crazy'
• Waco zoo's jaguar cubs mark birthday
• Texas Lottery results, Dec. 22, 2010
• Wellness 'masters' come to Waco
• Law enforcement officials, statistics, indicate holiday season is a peak time for armed robberies
• Housing sector and automotive spending declines contribute to drop in Waco's economic index
• New census counts mean four more congressional seats for Texas
• Dallas-based Eagle Golf interested in buying Twin Rivers Golf Club
• Mammoth site bill fails to move on in Senate
• Record-hot weather not likely to stay, but Christmas will be green
• Waco woman killed in house fire, despite neighbors' attempts to help
• Waco Civic Theatre actor arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting teen actor
• Did you stay up for last night's lunar eclipse?
• Police scanning for drunken drivers
• Enforcement of Waco traffic laws in high gear
• U.S. Rep.-elect Flores gets committee assignments
• NRA, Brady center bring gun battle to Texas
• Local supporters of Dream Act disappointed, but still hopeful
• Time to deliver: Today is the busiest mailing day of year
• Salvation Army expands its men's shelter in Waco
• Federal ruling may curb Riesel power plant's emissions
• Small business startups in Waco can be successful with careful planning
• Waco stylist gives free haircuts to area's homeless
• Ancient bones in Bosque County draw DNA study
• Doctors, nurses often skip flu shot, may put patients at risk
• Waco news briefs for Dec. 19
• Brazos Past: Waco's YWCA was a country girl's holiday 'home away from home'
• Storycorps racks up more than 100 Waco stories
• Unemployment rises for McLennan County, but more are employed
• God told pastor of Spanish-speaking congregation to come to Waco
• Baylor law professors Guinn, Morrison gearing up for Texas redistricting
• Bank of America donates $20,000 to Caritas during time of need
• Unemployment rises for McLennan County, but more are employed
• Storycorps racks up more than 100 Waco stories
• MCC and TSTC among nation's 50 fastest-growing two-year colleges in 2009
• Man who shot at woman during robbery sentenced to 25 years
• Local school districts evaluate security after Florida incident
• Renovated Jasper's reopens to resume a Waco eating tradition
• Former Pittsburgh mayor says Waco has ingredients to become world-class city
• Residents predict Mart will be empty come Saturday's championship game
• Texas Lottery results, Dec. 15
• Waco school board to interview 6 for superintendent position
• Late push to save mammoth site bill may still be too late
• Judge extends grand jury term to finish case of missing father, son
• Suspect in violent spree could face federal charges
• 4 Waco police officers back to work after death of man in their custody
• McLennan County grand jury indictments, Dec. 15, 2010
• Train derails near Lorena; no one hurt
• Census data provide 'early Christmas' for demographers, sociologists
• Woman gets 5 years for deadly DWI that killed her friend
• Police nab suspect in Bruceville shooting
• County changes duties of treasurer
• Baylor president Starr talks about role of solicitor general
• Sanderson Farms reports record sales
• Census data provide "early Christmas" for demographers, sociologists
• Salado couple spend first night in their new ABC "Home Makeover" house
• No foul play suspected in Baylor student's disappearance
• Dwyer Group solar panels expected to cut electric costs by 50 percent
• University High students make younger kids' wishes come true
• Authorities still searching for suspect who shot at sheriff's deputy and 67-year-old man
• Group planning Sept. 11 memorial vows to finish project after key planner's death
• Aquilla Creek repairs designed to save bridges from erosion
• Moody man builds candy house every holiday season
• Transportation officials swap bus services on seniors
• Grandmas, grandpas celebrate Christmas at charity event
• Wacoans inquiring about new electric cars from Nissan, Chevy
• New twists on old games: Toymakers reinvent classics for Christmas
• Arid days ahead: Texas on track for driest October-December stretch since 1950s
• Lacy Lakeview tourism tax fund used for questionable items
• Texas comptroller suggests increasing elementary class-size cap to cut costs
• Use of hotel tax money stirs confusion for cities
• Poor pecan production this year offset somewhat by record-high prices
• 'Gentleman of the old school' Long retiring from DA's office after 30 years
• Sarah Palin among thousands embracing Waco church's message through bracelet
• Waco-hosted football playoff games boost local economy
• Baylor student missing since Wednesday
• Waco woman, alleged to have set herself and garage on fire, expected to be arrested
• City OKs rededication of Waco cemetery, reburial of remains found in unmarked graves
• Brazos Past: Waco's own Elsie Motz Lowdon gained national acclaim for painted miniatures
• Baylor School of Social Work to move into downtown Waco digs next week
• Edwards-Flores race was one of nation's most expensive campaigns
• Arrest warrant issued for burn victim who claimed abduction
• Middle school students turning to 'old school' gaming at chessboard
• Fire destroys Waco boardinghouse
• Edwards-Flores race was one of the nation's most expensive campaigns
• Middle school students turning to 'old school' gaming at chessboard
• Texas Lottery results, Dec. 9, 2010
• KWBU hopes pledge drive will offset lost air time in October
• Rosebud man gets 70 years in prison for 1999 sexual assault of 88-year-old woman
• Waco earns top ranking for military retirement
• Waco ISD board discusses intermediate schools
• Multiple 9-1-1 calls preceded Carter's arrest
• Felipe Reyna files defamation suit against Scoggins supporter
• McGregor-tested SpaceX spacecraft makes commercial history
• Waco funeral home pulled from auction
• American Eagle cuts late flight to Waco
• UPS requires IDs to ship packages
• Waco council approves low-income housing complex
• Commissioners make no changes to treasurer's duties
• McLennan Nonprofit Newsletter - December, 2010
• WISD appoints new advanced academics director
• Big Brothers Big Sisters needs volunteers to match with children
• Waco earns top ranking for military retirement
• 11 Waco-area doctors paid to promote drug company products
• SpaceX rocket passes key test for Tuesday launch
• McLennan County commissioners considering stripping payroll duties from treasurer's office
• Massive $800,000 truck heads to Russia via Waco
• Waco colleges MCC, TSTC increase tuition to answer funding cuts
• Thousands return to downtown Waco Christmas parade
• New Waco legislators have farm lobbyists on alert
• Trials and Pain: This Does Not Come From God
• SpaceX to try rocket test again at Cape Canaveral
• Brazos Past: Local Pearl Harbor veteran remembers his brush with 'infamy'
• Waco church welcomes visitors to drive-through Nativity
• Waco news briefs for Dec. 4
• Bill aims to combine agencies overseeing public and higher education schools
• Waco Jews celebrating Hanukkah
• Tokio woman announces her candidacy for county commissioner, two years in advance
• Court of appeals affirms Waco man's murder conviction
• Trials and Pain: He Knows
• Waco man receives 3 life sentences for sexual abuse
• Tokio woman announces her candidacy for county commissioner, two years in advance
• Waco councilmembers question leaving downtown project with developer
• Texas Lottery results, Dec. 2, 2010
• Axtell family suing energy company for house explosion
• Sing Outs coming Up
• McLennan County grand jury indictments, Dec. 1, 2010
• Pecan Grove funeral home sold
• Flying observatory made in Waco takes its first wholly scientific flight
• New business may be locating next to aiport
• Two men incicted for traffic accidents that killed three
• East Waco mortuary posted for foreclosure
• Farmer's market to host holiday items
• City, police officials defend delay in information about custody death
• Missing son testifies before grand jury
• Waco asks judge to overturn independent examiner's ruling on fired police officer
• MCC officials looking at best ways to use new facilities
• Federal government demands new road signs
• Woman to spend 4 months behind bars for endangering children with 'filthy' house
• Trials and Pain: The Dark Night of the Soul
• Man who died after being subdued with Taser remembered as a 'gentle giant'
• WISD administration begins temporary move from downtown to Wiley campus
• Relics from old Percy Medicine building in downtown Waco to be auctioned
• Wage freeze could affect about 3,100 federal employees in McLennan County
• Plans for a human ribbon on World Aids Day
• Storybook Christmas kicks off for holiday season
• Bikers collect toys for Mission Waco's Christmas store
• Scofflaws avoid paying Waco $12.8 million in fines
• Troy couple finalists for Outstanding Young Farmer & Rancher award
• Allergan expanding its Waco facility
• Some local businesses leery of I-35 construction consequences
• Former Baylor basketball star Medlock using tragic lessons to help others
• Waco-area hospitals fare well at handling cancer patients with poor prognoses
• Waco's store employees the unsung heroes of Black Friday
• Making room at the inn: Churches asked to adopt homeless families
• Brazos Past: Waco Steam Laundry cleaned up the old west
• Cause unclear of Thanksgiving night Gatesville fire that killed twin 2-year-old boys
• Spiritual Warfare and Sin: Victory Assured
• FreeFlight partially flies Waco coop
• Central Texas romance writers making their mark in literary world
• Masons see high demand for Thanksgiving Meals on Wheels
• Texas Lottery results, Nov. 25, 2010
• Spiritual Warfare and Sin: The Devil Taunts
• Humane Society of Central Texas taking in more dogs, possibly because of looming sales ban
• Machine parts factory coming to Waco
• SpaceX's McGregor facility may see growth as company launches space program
• Texas Lottery results, Nov. 24, 2010
• Mobile food pantries supplying much-needed sustenance for many Central Texans
• Many stores opening today, trying to get jump-start on Black Friday
• Greater Waco Chamber earns EPA’s ENERGY STAR® for superior energy efficiency
• Cold front expected for Thanksgiving in Central Texas
• Waco man sentenced to 6 years for robbing bank
• Greater Waco Economic Index declines in October, but shows growth in key areas
• Bush greeted by thousands of supporters at Waco book-signing event
• Waco funeral home director hopes to debunk hospice misconceptions
• Cold front expected for Thanksgiving
• Waco pest control companies see bedbug business increase
• McLennan County foreclosure postings rise
• Hotels offer free rooms to families of those in hospitals
• Safety officials urge care this holiday week
• Faith In Prayer
• Man judged competent to stand trial in death of father
• Woman pleads guilty to stealing more than $125,000 from church
• TSA pat-downs used in Waco; full-body scanners coming
• Waco plans overhaul to Beverly Drive
• Book This Quartet for Christmas Parties
• Waco area teams gather to Cheer for Charity
• Texting while driving prompts lawsuits, proposed ban
• Local doctors seek help for Cameroon orphans
• Brazos Knights Quartet
• Texas Lottery results, Nov. 21, 2010
• Textbook rentals popular with college students
• Brazos Past: Baylor bears' history celebrated
• Waco-area earmarks in jeopardy under ban
• Waco businesses a presence on international scene
• Race coalition wants to 'swap' Waco churchgoers
• Programs to reduce inmates could affect McLennan County Jail
• Flores gets 'sweet' office, says he's excited about Congress
• Mexican Revolution now 100 years past, Waco families cherish their roots
• Waco-area teachers say parental involvement key to students' success
• Waco unemployment up slightly, but local economists not alarmed
• Families celebrate new additions at McLennan County Adoption Day
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 19
• Former Lorena man gets life sentence for continuous sexual abuse of a child
• Investor files lawsuit against Heritage Square developers, Waco bank
• Waco Hippodrome looking forward to 'Tuna' money, paying off debts
• Waco education summit focusing on parental involvement
• Waco 'Honor Flight' for World War II veterans revs up first D.C. trip
• City using volunteers to target handicapped parking violations
• National status for Waco Mammoth Site appears unlikely
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 18, 2010
• Texas Lottery results, Nov. 17, 2010
• Florida woman indicted for allegedly selling counterfeit goods at HOT Fair
• City using volunteers to cite handicapped parking violators
• City considering options after judge rules in favor of officer
• Harris County: 'Check's in the mail' on inmate housing at McLennan County jail
• Tea party group upsets Rep.-elect Bill Flores
• Lacy Lakeview city manager resigns amid talk he misspent tourism fund money
• Architects tell county to scrap courthouse roof work plans and start over
• Waco City Council tightens leash on animal sales, eases vaccination requirements
• Arbitrator determines officer deserves to return to work
• Harris County to McLennan County: 'Check's in the mail'
• Segrest asks for new judge to hear Gentry writ
• Tea party group upsets Rep-elect Bill Flores
• Father reunited with 5-year-old daughter after nearly a year
• Flores vows in Washington to remember why the public put him in office
• Hunger advocates bring week full of events
• Baker attorney files appeal for new trial
• Agreement helps take financial burden for mental health patient transport.
• Baylor-area apartment complex to be auctioned online today and Wednesday
• Lack's to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, close its 36 Texas stores
• Education summit set to begin
• Waco City Council to vote on animal sale restrictions
• Waco's ozone rating from EPA still up in the air
• Experts: literacy lag is a social problem, not just academic
• Waco group reorganizes Texas Constitution
• Time running out on energy efficiency tax credits
• Veterans have a few more weeks to apply for government stipend
• TSTC helping to fill aerospace workforce void
• Holiday parade returns to Waco after year's hiatus
• Boy Scouts earn merit badges at 'college'
• Many Waco ISD students can't read at their grade level
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 14, 2010
• McLennan County Democratic Party sees uphill battle ahead
• Local Republicans still basking in glory of election day victories
• Brazos Past: When cotton was king — remembering Waco's Cotton Palace
• Local pastor cherishes German Bibles
• Red light cameras on hold in Waco
• Waco father hopes for reunion with his 5-year-old daughter
• L-3 Celebrates 25th Anniversary of Waco, Texas Platform Integration Facility
• Baylor looking at long-term vision to move beyond controversial "Baylor 2012"
• Bosque County veteran honored with long-overdue Bronze Medal
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 12, 2010
• Texas Lottery results, Nov. 11, 2010
• Waco man arrested in vehicle burglary case
• Waco police arrest 3 suspects in residential robberies
• Man wanted in Sunday morning murder turns himself in
• Waco police say rash of armed robberies not unusual as holidays approach
• Construction started on new downtown headquarters for regional law firm
• Bellmead Economic Development Corp. to pump cash into city businesses
• Waco survivors returning to Pearl Harbor to honor their fallen brethren
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 11, 2010
• Texas Lottery results, Nov. 10, 2010
• WISD sets qualifications it seeks in next superintendent
• Sales tax rebates up locally and statewide
• Bellmead Economic Development Corp. restructuring allows it to pump cash into city businesses
• Waco police seek robbers of two stores
• Suspect named in early Sunday shooting death
• Former Waco state senators registered as lobbyists
• Waco survivors returning to Pearl Harbor to honor their fallen brethren, educate families
• State budget woes could lead to $5 million WISD budget shortfall in 2011-2012
• Waco man accused of 3 assaults
• Man accused of threatening woman
• Waco man struck by car while crossing street
• Woman jailed for alleged steel-pipe assault
• Waco police investigate fatal crash
• National organization touting Flores' Hispanic roots
• Waco assault suspect in custody
• Man accused in fatal wreck released on bond
• Waco police search for suspect in shooting after car accident
• High rate of black children removed from home, say community and CPS officials
• 'One Night of Queen' agency threatens to sue Waco Performing Arts Company
• Baylor Law School proud of tough tradition, graduates' success
• Waco-based FirstCity Financial reports third-quarter gains over last year
• Former Freestone County DA's office employee charged with theft
• Judge denies request to compel deposition of ex-Hillcrest employee
• StoryCorps beginning signups this week to record Wacoans' oral histories
• WPAC says it plans to pay debts once it has the money
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 9, 2010
• Waco ISD wins appeal, upgraded to "acceptable" TEA rating
• Parents, Waco law firm doing their part to curb bullying
• Convergys wants temporary at-home workers with possibility for full-time status
• Waco police taking a look at efficiency of electronic ticket writers
• Student's group helps others with self-injury compulsions
• Education Summit
• Texas Lottery Results for Nov. 6, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 8, 2010
• Rural water suppliers looking for solution to arsenic problem
• Midway seeks 'green' certification for new administration building
• Local student's group helps others with self-injury compulsions
• Man arrested on aggravated assault charge
• Shooting victim dies at Waco hospital
• Smoky exhaust a thing of the past with new diesel trucks
• Job fair helping local veterans find jobs, hone skills needed for employment
• Waco by the books: Essential titles for Central Texas bibliophiles
• World Hunger Relief's Fall Farm Day preaches sustainability, self-sufficiency
• Small-business owners in Waco bracing for 1099 regulation change
• Waco officials deal with loss of political clout
• Waco-area families exemplify the struggling middle class
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 7, 2010
• U.S. Rep. Chet Edwards reflects on 20 years of service
• Pastor of Waco's Emmanuel Baptist Church retires
• Waco VA call center to add 350 jobs
• McLennan County Newsletter - Nov 4, 2010
• Brazos Past: New Kentucky senator a former Baylor NoZe member
• 3 hurt in wreck on Valley Mills Drive
• Police say man choked woman, knocked out another man's teeth
• Man accused of sexual relationship with 13-year-old girl
• Bosque County officials regrouping after voters turn down jail bond
• H-E-B recalls dressings, dips for salmonella possibility
• MCC, TSTC say they are ready for results-based state funding
• Doc Anderson endorses Straus for speaker; Beck in a bit of a pinch
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 5, 2010
• Texas Lottery results, Nov. 4, 2010
• McGregor officials ponder why bond failed
• Temple man accused of running over woman multiple times with car
• Former Waco police officer loses another round in court
• TSTC regents name Reeser chancellor, effective immediately
• Economist: Economic recovery on the horizon
• Waco police put license plate scanners to use
• Flores looking forward to new role, but isn't being hasty about making initial decisions
• Rep. Edwards dreams of teaching, moving back to Waco and increased compromise in Congress
• Coryell County officials bust area drug ring
• Two men who robbed Waco bingo hall still on the loose
• McLennan County auditor announces retirement
• Former Rosebud police chief could lose law enforcement license if convicted on two charges
• Hillcrest continues to press for deposition of former employee
• Bellmead man indicted in stabbing death of store owner
• Reyna says coordination with law enforcement critical to DA's success
• Some officials question Volcik's credentials for treasurer's office
• County treasurer's race exemplifies anti-incumbemt, anti-Democratic sentiment
• McLennan County grand jury indictments for Nov. 3, 2010
• Coryell County officials bust area drug ring
• Reyna says coordination with law enforcement critical to DA's success
• McLennan County grand jury indictments
• Reyna unseats Segrest as McLennan County DA
• Flores ousts Edwards from Congress
• Waco eye surgeon arrested on second DWI charge in less than a year
• Waco City Council hires consultant to help promote area tourism
• Former Rosebud police chief accused of removing alcohol containers from accident scene
• Professor to speak on sacred images
• Longtime Waco banker retires
• Acclaimed local economist sued for allegedly defaulting on credit card
• Historical commission balks at donating its history books
• Funds approved for new TSTC control tower
• Election briefs: Volcik wins treasurer race; Bosque voters nix bond; Summers keeps JP job
• Bingo hall robbed at gunpoint
• Election results: Selected contested races in Central Texas (outside McLennan County)
• Workers injured when structure collapses
• How McLennan County voted in contested races
• Lewis defeats Cooper to remain county judge
• GOP's Perry wins Pct. 4 commissioner's race
• Doc Anderson defeats Mabry in rematch for House seat
• Beck upsets Waco's Dunnam for Texas House seat
• National manufacturing index up; business trends mixed for Waco-related companies
• TCEQ investigator: Commission inspectors not adequately trained or protected
• Third-quarter home sales take major dip
• Local Democrats, Republicans critical of poll-watcher training
• Girl hit by car after missing school bus
• Texas Lottery results, Nov. 1, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 2, 2010
• Junior League gearing up for annual Christmas gift shop extravaganza
• McLennan County Medical society solves IRS debt
• Riesel rancher gains measure of satisfaction in fight against coal-fired plant
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 29, 2010
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 30, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Nov. 1, 2010
• 33 kilos of cocaine seized in Lorena traffic stop
• 3 Baylor students escape injury in house fire
• McGregor residents to vote on school bond
• Local man hailed for lifesaving actions
• Ministry's food pantry to reopen in East Waco
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 31
• Texas Lottery results, Oct. 30
• Waco's Coldwell Banker Jim Stewart Realtors turns 40
• Bosque County officials hopeful voters agree with need for new jail
• Next generation of voters already interested in this year's elections
• Central Texas voters head to the polls to decide on several high profile races
• Riesel rancher gains measure of satisfaction in fight against coal-fired plant
• Fall cleanup of Brazos River draws hundreds of volunteers
• NeighborPlus: Community news for Oct. 31, 2010
• McLennan County polling places for Nov. 2, 2010 election
• Contested races in Central Texas: Nov. 2, 2010
• Nonprofit offers free counseling to Waco-area families
• Waco ISD parents without ID say they feel banned from buildings
• Local Democratic official accuses 'Doc' Anderson of ethics disclosure violations
• Waco ranks first in job creation in Texas
• Residents displaced by Waco house fire
• Man arrested in Riesel sexual assault case
• Bystander shot during fight at Waco apartment complex
• Brazos Past: Historic theater renovation, neighborhood renewal celebration at North Waco festival today
• Author shares effective ways to help the needy at Waco conference
• CBS '48 Hours' show takes in-depth look at Matt Baker case
• Groesbeck departments planning for new home following fire that ravaged building
• Suspect charged with manslaughter
• Woman arrested on injury to child charge
• Man arrested in robbery
• Woman killed in collision
• Construction begins on Waco Habitat for Humanity house
• Former President George H. W. Bush endorses Flores
• Anderson pulls out of Burleson fundraiser; Mabry continues push for debate
• Flores denies Edwards claim that he favors Social Security privatization
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 18, 2010
• Flores denies Edwards claim that he favors Social Security privatization
• Judge may have violated judicial conduct rules via social media
• Fair and city officials say free shuttle a success, though ridership numbers were small
• Candidates for county treasurer are familiar faces
• Man preserves farming history with antique tractor collection
• Bellmead police ask for crime victims' help to save money
• Tight race expected for McLennan County DA
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 18, 2010
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 16, 2010
• Bell County fugitive caught
• Waco apartment fire under investigation
• 2 die in traffic wrecks in Central Texas
• Candidates run for county treasurer
• Businessman preserves farming history with antique tractor collection and restoration
• Bellmead police asking people to come to department to report some crimes in an effort to save money
• Tight race expected for McLennan County district attorney
• New ad director on board at Tribune-Herald
• Farmers watch estate tax deadline
• Used car prices soaring, with some dealers blaming Cash for Clunkers program
• Ghosts speak from the grave through storytellers
• Edwards tops Flores in campaign fundraising
• Edwards in unusual underdog role; analysts believe Flores has advantage
• Smart elecricity meters locally allow extra energy patrol
• Power goes out briefly at South Waco homes
• Pilot injured in crash at Morgans Point airstrip
• Stop wasting, start saving: Follow these tips from TSTC to make your home energy-efficient
• POLICE NEWS: DPS IDs musicians as wreck victims
• POLICE NEWS: Waco Crime Stoppers honored
• Volunteers weave whimsical Waco forms: Cameron Park inspires sculptor's latest creation
• Judge reinstates Dulins' case in custody battle for Matt Baker's children
• Judge denies reduced bail for long-term fugitive father
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 15, 2010
• Waco Baptist Academy principal shares special Bible
• Religion in brief: Oct. 16, 2010
• Waco mother faces child endangerment charge
• Church calendar: Oct. 16-22, 2010
• Brazos Past: Waco Regional Baptist Association celebrating 150 years
• Waco Baptist Academy principal shares special Bible
• House candidate Flores backs off comment on Social Security age
• McLennan County judge candidates ramping up appeals to voters
• Volunteers weave whimsical Waco forms: Cameron Park inspires sculptor's latest creation
• Judge denies reduced bail for long-term fugitive father
• Judge reinstates Dulins' case in custody battle for Matt Baker's children
• Bell County Jail inmate missing
• Wreck on I-35W kills 2
• Mexia police still searching for speedy bank robber
• Children's Garden Fair set for Sunday
• Perry meets with Waco business leaders at 'State of the state' luncheon
• Pig racing debuts at HOT Fair
• Toddler dies after being struck by pickup truck in Waco
• Greater Waco Chamber wins 2010 Community Economic Development Award
• Federal officials say Flores' bankruptcy plan likely rejected for right reasons
• Community speaks out about hopes for next WISD superintendent
• Waco man "Set For Life" after winning scratch-off lottery prize
• Studio move may knock KWBU-FM off air briefly
• Federal officials say Flores' bankruptcy plan likely rejected for right reasons
• Beverly Hills man charged with indecency with child
• Precinct 4 McLennan County Commission seat to be filled by new member
• Precinct 4 McLennan County Commission seat to be filled by new member
• Texas Lottery results, Oct. 13, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 14, 2010
• Meals on Wheels warns of new phone scam
• Waco man arrested with high-grade marijuana
• Appeals court ruling moves triple-murderer Coble one step closer to death chamber
• Precinct 4 McLennan County Commission seat to be filled by new member
• Visiting Waco, Flores backs permanent tax cuts, denounces deficit
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 13
• Texas Lottery results, Oct. 13
• Gatesville man charged with aggravated assault
• Man in critical condition after Woodway crash
• Dish TV customers may miss out on football games, other shows as talks with Fox stall
• Bellmead eliminates city's brush pickup
• Architect finds more costly problems with McLennan County Courthouse
• Texas Farm Bureau endorses State Rep. 'Doc' Anderson
• Valley Mills rancher's horse turns to Texas politics
• Politicians putting in face time at HOT Fair & Rodeo
• Politicians putting in face time at HOT Fair & Rodeo
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 12, 2010
• Man freed after wreck
• Local DJ released from jail after arrest in hit-and-run
• Strother recused from considering Gentry habeas corpus application
• West woman who kidnapped friend's baby gets 23 years in prison
• Obama signs bill into law that could lead to more activity at SpaceX's McGregor facility
• Hillcrest seeks to depose Providence employee, possible lawsuit on the horizon
• Crilley to speak at Chamber Membership Media Luncheon
• Highland pastor Camp plans to retire
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 9, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 11, 2010
• Waco entrepreneur sees dollar signs where others see dog piles
• Highland pastor Camp plans to retire
• Dunnam steeling himself for challenge from well-funded Republican contender
• Methane project makes sewage treatment greener
• Sanger School Foundation eager to develop former school site
• Students at poverty summit: Pop culture, mass media create misperceptions
• Waco ISD officials hope forums yield community input for new superintendent
• Meetings for the week: Oct. 10-16, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 10, 2010
• Texas Lottery results, Oct. 9, 2010
• Technology users still get help from printed books
• Waco stores expect boom in holiday sales, hoping to sustain growth beyond Christmas
• Wild hogs pestering Waco-area farmers; state sponsors eradication contest
• Quiet talk about spurring downtown Waco arts development growing louder
• Hispanic Music Day at HOT Fair offers taste of more diverse musical lineups
• TSTC system names lone finalist for chancellor post
• Despite criticism of Edwards on federal bailout, bankruptcy of Flores-led company allows it to avoid $7.5 million debt to federal government
• Waco Family Health Center running out of room for patients
• West woman convicted on 3 counts related to abduction of friend's baby
• State agency proposing cutting-edge bridge to span Brazos River on I-35 in Waco
• Riding herd on history: Was Waco a stop on the ol' Chisholm Trail?
• High pollen counts attack allergics hard in Central Texas
• Conference aims to help Waco-area churches help the hungry, homeless
• TSTC system names lone finalist for chancellor post
• Despite criticism of Edwards on federal bailout, bankruptcy of Flores-led company allows it to avoid $7.5 million debt to federal government
• Waco Family Health Center running out of room for patients
• West woman convicted on 3 counts related to abduction of friend's baby
• State agency proposing cutting-edge bridge to span Brazos River on I-35 in Waco
• High pollen counts attack allergics hard in Central Texas
• Wreck kills 1, injures 1
• La Vega school bus, car collide
• Riding herd on history: Was Waco a stop on the ol' Chisholm Trail?
• Conference aims to help Waco-area churches help the hungry, homeless
• Court dismisses Dulins' bid for custody of Baker children
• "I wasn't thinking," West woman tells jury at her kidnapping trial
• Struggling families can find help at Waco event
• Baylor hoops star Dunn suspended from school pending hearing
• Judge sets bond reduction hearing for Palacios
• Ag Commission candidate claims several McLennan County gas pumps uninspected
• Waco teen charged with manslaughter after fatal car accident
• Police warn of resurgent 'jury duty' phone scam
• Residents and community leaders meet to discuss North Waco development
• Struggling families can find help at area event
• Baylor hosting summit focusing on poverty and hunger issues
• Baylor hoops star Dunn suspended from school pending hearing
• Baylor football players arrested, face marijuana charges
• Experts say stories frequently change in domestic violence cases like the one with Baylor's Dunn
• Waco ISD board approves schools' improvement plans
• Community leaders seeking input for North Waco development
• Waco gets sales tax boost
• Search continues for suspect in Hill County chase
• South Waco Skinny's robbed
• 2 arrested in 2nd round of Falls County cattle rustling
• Woman accused of kidnapping, dumping friend's baby pleads guilty to abandonment
• Waco Spec's a work in progress
• Experts say stories frequently change in domestic violence cases
• HOT Fair proves big business
• Texas Lottery results for Oct. 5
• Scott & White launches program to dispose of old drugs
• State lawmakers urge county officials to prepare for leaner times
• Waco City Council agrees to provide sewer line for McGregor airport
• Big dollars pour into local State House races
• Rivals challenge Doc Anderson to debate in House race
• Potential loss of Dunn could deal serious blow to Baylor backcourt
• Baylor basketball star Dunn freed on bond after allegedly breaking girlfriend's jaw
• Hillcrest docs moving from North Waco to Bosque clinic, replacing departing physicians
• McLennan Nonprofit Newsletter - October, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 6
• TSTC interviewing chancellor candidates
• Campaign finance reports show DA's race in dead heat, wider fundraising margins in other races
• McCain defends Flores' support of private health care option for veterans
• Edwards calls his opponent's use of voting statistic a big lie
• Texas professionals urge state not to join national sex offender registry
• Edwards says he's trailing Flores, but embraces the challenge
• Campaign finance reports show DA's race in dead heat, wider fundraising margins in other races
• Salome presented Economic Development Leadership Award
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 5
• Business tax seminar in Waco next week
• BU officials send message about armed robbery
• Man in jail on assault charges
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 3, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 4, 2010
• Riesel man, 21, killed while pushing car out of traffic
• Identities of fight suspects not released yet
• Law partners Beard and Kultgen going strong in their 80s
• Value of campus stadium at Baylor a question mark
• Big 12 conference confers stature, prestige to city of Waco through Baylor
• Aircraft event offers kids break from daily toll of illness
• La Vega ISD voters OK "tax swap"
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 2, 2010
• Big 12 conference confers stature to town, gown
• County solicits opinions on parks
• Fight becomes 75- to 80-man brawl
• POLICE NEWS: Waco apartment burns
• Neighbor Plus pictures for Oct. 3, 2010
• Talk of the Neighborhood for Oct. 3, 2010
• Bridge results from Oct. 3, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 3
• Many wheat growers don't expect to benefit from boost in prices
• La Vega ISD voters OK 'tax swap'
• Aircraft event offers kids break from daily toll of illness
• Waco's high unemployment rate belies growth in number of local jobs
• Doctors hopeful new health care mandates will spur preventive treatment
• Storytellers impersonate historical residents
• Perry accepts endorsement in Waco
• La Vega residents vote on tax swap today
• Baylor’s Big 12 future hinges on success
• Waco may turn down federal money for more cops
• POLICE NEWS: Police identify man found dead on I-35 last month
• POLICE NEWS: Hill County police sorting out puzzling chase
• Woman embroiders baptismal scroll
• Texas Lottery Results for Oct. 1, 2010
• Brazos Past: Storytellers impersonate historical residents
• Waco woman embroiders 100-foot baptismal scroll
• Gov. Perry accepts business group's endorsement in Waco
• La Vega residents vote on tax rate swap today
• Baylor's Big 12 future hinges on success
• TSTC gains recognition in two-year college rankings
• Convergys closes McGregor call center
• Judge considers Gentry recusal motion
• Woman sentenced to 35 years for throwing child
• Senate passes bill banning blaring commercials
• Cities move into new fiscal year today
• Convergys closes McGregor call center
• Cities move into new fiscal year today
• Texas Lottery results, Sept. 30, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Oct. 1, 2010
• Waco Tea Party not endorsing any candidates for November election
• Edwards favors permanent extension of middle-class tax cuts
• Grand jury indicts two on manslaughter charges
• Traffic shifts on State Highway 31
• East Waco pizza man's business about much more than making dough
• East Waco pizza man's business about much more than making dough
• Health officials urge residents to get flu shots now
• Traffic shifts on Highway 31
• McLennan County poverty rate outpacing state, though help on way
• Hewitt cracking down on ticket scofflaws
• MCC nursing program to get $45,000 for new equipment
• Man sentenced on child porn charges
• Assault, kidnapping, police chase end in Waco man's arrest
• Waco man recovering after losing leg changing tire on roadside
• Health officials urge flu shots now
• Waco environmental company growing
• Congress prepares to vote on bill providing better funding for SpaceX rockets
• Brush problem adds to Bellmead's recent woes
• McLennan County book available to buyers
• UT shooting creates concern in Waco
• Baylor specialists pledge to preserve courthouse plans for free
• Work set to begin on widening of I-35 between Bellmead and West
• POLICE NEWS: Local radio personality arrested for 2 hit-and-runs and DWI
• POLICE NEWS: Student brings guns to school
• POLICE NEWS: Waco man arrested in shooting
• POLICE NEWS: Man out after manslaughter charge
• POLICE NEWS: Boy in juvenile detention facility after sex allegation
• POLICE NEWS: Nixon man dies in car accident near Riesel
• Man sexually assaults disabled woman in Mart park
• Scott & White on the front lines of mesothelioma treatment
• Democrats and Republicans gearing up for election season
• New Waco ISD elementary school at capacity
• Encouraging E Mail
• POLICE NEWS: Officers identify woman killed by gunshot
• POLICE NEWS: Waco woman dies in Austin wreck
• POLICE NEWS: Former fire chief dies
• POLICE NEWS: DPS to increase patrols
• POLICE NEWS: Police search for dead man's family
• Man sexually assaults disabled woman in city park
• Scott & White on the front lines of mesothelioma treatment
• Democrats and Republicans gearing up for election season
• Police organization calls on Waco to put officer back to work
• New elementary school at capacity
• POLICE NEWS: Bell County gunshot victim's ID not yet released
• Waco community gardens thrive on long-term support
• Photo book shows 'treasures' of Waco's homeless
• House candidates focus on border, state budget
• Photo book focuses on "treasure" of those who have little
• POLICE NEWS: 2 pedestrians die on I-35
• POLICE NEWS: Autopsies ordered for infants
• POLICE NEWS: Bell County gunshot victim’s ID not yet released
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 25
• Republican National Committee chair stops in Waco
• Community gardens thrive on long-term support
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 27, 2010
• Waco-area real estate agents stress safety in today's world
• Geothermal power gains steam: Pioneering local project could be energy bonanza
• 3 McLennan County families still search for abducted children
• Morning temperatures expected below 60
• Federal institute urged after aflatoxin again strikes Central Texas corn crop
• Geothermal gains steam: Earth and sun would power pioneering Coryell project
• Waco-area real estate agents stress safety
• Bellmead mayor wants kids to get on wheels to get healthy
• Three McLennan County families search for children
• Historical commision debuts book about McLennan County communities
• Local high schoolers looking for a wedding to plan
• YMCA launches new healthy lifestyle program for children
• Aflatoxin again strikes Central Texas corn crop; research center proposed
• Woman shot at Bell County residence
• Bellmead mayor wants kids to get on wheels to get healthy
• Historical commision debuts book about McLennan County communities
• Judge to unveil McLennan County Courthouse history project
• A.J. Moore students looking to plan your wedding
• Waco agency marks 3 decades of helping kids with development delays
• West Waco Library set to open; Central, East Waco Library renovations next
• Revival
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 25, 2010
• Drive-by shooting wounds man at North Waco home
• Sydney Lane fire probed
• I-35 bandit on 'Wanted'?
• Wacoans able to meet area author
• Waco agency marks 3 decades of helping kids with development delays
• Federal grant to help Central Texas schools respond to emergencies
• Waco rabbi shows off his copy of the Talmud
• West Waco Library set to open; Central and East Waco Library renovations next
• Religion in brief: Sept. 25, 2010
• Texas Lottery results for Sept. 24, 2010
• Brazos Past: Waco author with shady tales to tell set for book-signing
• Waco rabbi shows off his copy of the Talmud
• Police associations requesting help for injured Waco officer
• Texas sues feds for rejecting education aid application
• Texas Lottery results, Sept. 23
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 24, 2010
• Opening of discount theater delayed
• Waco-based Texas Farm Bureau stays on sidelines in gubernatorial race, endorsing no one
• Man arrested after allegedly ramming car into girlfriend's
• Second Hewitt man arrested in July assault
• 22-year-old Waco woman in hospital after being hit by train
• WISD board sets target date for superintendent vote
• Police associations requesting help for injured Waco officer
• Stretch of north Waco booms with Hispanic businesses
• Stretch of North Waco booms with Hispanic businesses
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 24, 2010
• Opening of discount theater delayed
• Man jailed for allegedly pulling knife on neighbor and trying to burn his trailer
• Waco man charged with burglary
• Flores gets endorsement of Texas Association of Business
• Local Democratic Party official criticizes Anderson for tax lien and campaign loan timeline
• Mother still waiting for reunion with son
• Waco economic index declined for August
• Texas Lottery results, Sept. 22
• Central Texas EMS buying out Falls County provider
• Time running out for veterans to claim stop-loss benefits
• McGregor still shopping for new city manager
• New home construction surges in Waco, nation
• Old website could confuse voters in State House Dist. 56 race
• Gods Word Colossians 3
• Baylor entrepreneurship program recognized as one of nation's best
• POLICE NEWS: Hewitt man jailed for July aggravated assault
• Baylor entrepreneurship program recognized as one of nation's best
• Waco City Council puts poverty issues on the front burner
• City agrees to reinstate suspended cop; second in as many weeks
• Dewhurst receives Texas Farm Bureau's endorsement
• Dicorte liquor store changing hands
• Perry seeks disaster aid for Central Texas counties harmed by Hermine
• County Judge candidate Cooper pushes for more transparency and possible other uses for new jail
• Fugitive father who hid son 17 years back in McLennan County
• Bellmead names interim police, fire chiefs
• Farm Bureau backing Dewhurst for lt. governor
• Area schools using game rewards to reinforce positive behaviors
• POLICE NEWS: Man held in county jail on alleged probation violation
• Fiery crash closes I-35
• Local research proving why women may recover faster from trauma than men
• Texas Lottery results for Sept. 20
• Area residents, Baylor grads helping Iraqi children get needed care
• Waco Rep. Chet Edwards distances himself from speaker Pelosi, Obama
• Waco's discount theater to reopen under new ownership
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 20, 2010
• Waco News Briefs for Sept. 20, 2010
• Historical commision plans festival during Baylor homecoming
• Chilton house destroyed in fire
• Gatesville youth dies from wreck injuries
• Driver charged after fiery crash at Waco, Lake Air drives
• Robbery near Baylor campus
• Waco using new boat to keep area rivers clean
• County judge candidates differ on detention center
• Chamber finalist for Global Innovator's Award
• Historical commission plans festival during Baylor homecoming
• County judge candidates differ on detention center
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 18
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 19, 2010
• Residents should shop around when looking for a hearing aid in Waco
• Baylor's Center for Professional Selling celebrates 25 years
• Waco printing firm remains busy, sees promise in future
• New goals for a new era: Inauguration interview with Baylor President Ken Starr
• One Book, One Waco offers new selection with 'Potato Peel'
• Former Waco resident creates syndicated cartoon
• Waco Cultural Arts Festival expects record turnout at 7th annual event
• Crime-fighting labs in Texas swamped with DNA cases
• Residents should shop around when looking for a hearing aid in Waco
• One Book, One Waco offers new selection with 'Potato Peel'
• Waco printing firm remains busy, sees promise in future
• New goals for a new era: Inauguration interview with Baylor President Ken Starr
• Former Waco resident creates syndicated cartoon
• Waco Cultural Arts Festival expects record turnout at 7th annual event
• Crime-fighting labs in Texas swamped with DNA cases
• Waco preacher has an unusual take on his sermons
• Workers find historic McLennan County Courthouse blueprints
• Mother still waiting to talk to son after 17 years apart
• Starr inaugurated as Baylor University's 14th president
• Starr inaugurated as Baylor's 14th president
• Starr leads learned panel on the role of the Supreme Court
• Army officer sentenced for construction bribes
• Details about Bellmead Public Safety Director's retirement still unclear
• Mother still waiting to talk to son after 17-years apart
• POLICE NEWS: Local, federal agencies serving warrants
• Baylor Law School professor leads immigration symposium
• Baylor, Waco communities offer reaction to Ken Starr
• Baylor, Waco communities offer reaction to Starr
• Baylor law professor leads immigration symposium
• A preacher with an unusual take on his sermons
• Baylor profs tackle guns in second amendment lecture
• Baylor profs tackle the second amendment
• Starr leads learned panel on the role of the Supreme Court
• Details about Bellmead police chief's retirement still unclear
• More people working in Waco, but unemployment rate slightly higher
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 17, 2010
• Waco school board discusses timeline for hiring superintendent
• Bellmead public safety director reportedly to retire
• Waco fugitive captured in Ecuador
• Despite campaign talk, Sen. Birdwell at reception with lobbyists
• Coryell County rancher exhumed; item found in casket
• Waco father who kidnapped son 17 years ago turns self in
• Foreclosures around the nation and in Texas rose in August
• State paperwork logjam puts foreclosed homes in limbo
• State paperwork logjam puts Waco foreclosed homes in limbo
• Texas Lottery results, Sept. 16
• Police seek robbers of Waco Skinny's store
• La Vega school wins national award
• Jury seeks two-year sentence for underage drunk driver
• Starr has dinner with students, talks of new scholarship initiative
• Jury seeks two-year sentence for underage drunk driver
• Starr has dinner with students, talks of new scholarship initiative
• Texas Lottery results, Sept. 15, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 16, 2010
• Women's leadership convention storms Waco
• 6 Gatesville students arrested in sex assault case
• One Waco financial institution suspends CD sales, though others continue
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 15
• Introducing: The Data Source
• Baylor pondering plan to get Bear mascots back on field
• Waco jail may soon get new inmates
• Baylor president Starr attends interfaith luncheon
• Robber sentenced to life for Walmart restroom beating
• Man jailed for alleged sexual assault of minor family member
• Waco begins effort to help viewers keep TV channel
• Baylor University launches huge scholarship campaign
• Sarah Palin speaks at Care Net banquet in Waco
• POLICE NEWS: Women post bond on child abandonment charges
• POLICE NEWS: Man accused of indecency
• Tickets still available for Palin's address at local fundraiser
• L-3 celebrates 25 years in Waco
• COURTHOUSE ROUNDUP: Student sentenced after fleeing class, destroying teacher's car
• Former Mart public works director files lawsuit agains the city, claiming breach of contract
• Texas Farm Bureau throws support in Dunnam's corner
• Man pleads guilty to causing I-35 accident while drunk
• Baylor past presidents exhibit opens this week
• Cameron Park makeover moves into final stages
• Former Mart public works director files lawsuit agains the city, claiming breach of contract
• Waco, Texas embraces growth and 'new urbanism'
• Driver in I-35 police chase hospitalized
• Waco groups ensuring local students have nutritious food for weekends
• Hundreds turn out for Waco's Mexican independence celebration
• Baylor researchers, Waco-area homeowners trying to get energy out of wind turbines
• City of Waco, hospital get in on ground floor of retiree health insurance program
• McLennan County school enrollment rising; Midway, China Spring see most growth
• Greater Downtown Master Plan Kickoff
• Ekpe Udoh to receive Send-Off
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 11, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 13, 2010
• Woman arrested at U.S. border on McLennan wreck warrants
• Police seek 2 men in Waco robbery/assault case
• POLICE NEWS: Details not forthcoming about double-shooting inside Waco home Saturday
• About 250 people attend 9/11 vigil at Islamic Center of Waco on Saturday, seeking peace and brotherh
• A week of events and festivities planned for Starr's inauguration at Baylor
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 11, 2010
• Talk of the Neighborhood for Sept. 12, 2010
• Neighbor Plus photos for Sept. 12, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 12, 2010
• Parsons Office Systems expands its business
• Many Waco, Central Texas farmers leaning on crop insurance this year
• About 60 turn out for local Texas Patriots Tea Party rally on 9/11
• A week of events and festivities planned for Starr's inauguration at Baylor
• Waco candlelight 9/11 vigil seeks peace and brotherhood
• Parsons Office Systems expands its business
• Many area farmers leaning on crop insurance this year
• Mexico's bicentennial celebrated with parade, speech
• About 60 turn out for Texas Patriots Tea Party rally in Bellmead, remembering lessons of 9/11 and pr
• Baylor's tuition, enrollment both rise
• Tea Party rally rolling through Central Texas; candidate Flores will speak
• Edwards claims Flores violated the law with inaccurate resume
• Waco ISD forced to cut budget after Texas denied federal money
• Waco agrees to reinstate police detective once arrested and fired
• Vigil to remember 9/11 victims to be held in Waco tonight
• Man jailed for sex assault of child
• Sen. Birdwell recalls moments leading up to, aftermath of 9/11 Pentagon attack
• Massive men's bible class rekindles study Monday
• Standoff in Waco neighborhood ends peacefully Friday
• Tea Party rally rolling through Central Texas; candidate Flores will speak
• Edwards claims Flores violated the law with inaccurate resume
• Waco ISD forced to cut budget after Texas denied federal money
• Waco agrees to reinstate police detective once arrested and fired
• Vigil to remember 9/11 victims to be held in Waco tonight
• Sen. Birdwell recalls moments leading up to, aftermath of 9/11 Pentagon attack
• POLICE NEWS: Standoff in Waco neighborhood ends peacefully Friday
• Massive men's bible class rekindles study Monday
• Jump from bridge on I-35 ruled suicide
• Waco man arrested in alleged stabbing
• Waco mother arrested after pot found in diaper
• Waco police looking for armed Skinny's robber
• Eight-time felon gets 99 years in prison for cigarette theft
• Residents may get say in Bellmead's future mayors
• Flooded Central Texas dries out, assesses damage
• Jump from bridge on I-35 ruled suicide
• Waco police looking for armed Skinny's robber
• Waco gets more in sales tax rebates
• Students attend Baylor's day of diversity
• Flooded Central Texas dries out, assesses damage
• Texas Lottery results, Sept. 9
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 10
• McLennan County man accused of cattle theft
• Obama defends his opposition to wealthy tax breaks
• Woodway couple indicted on aggravated perjury charges
• Flores, Edwards trade jabs over campaign TV ads
• Local singer of anti-mosque song won't go to NYC rally this weekend
• Baylor hosts three religious diversity events today
• Whitney, Hill County residents say flooding is the worst they've seen
• Hermine's wrath felt across Central Texas on Wednesday
• Woodway couple indicted on aggravated perjury charges
• Obama defends opposition to wealthy tax breaks; Waco businesses say uncertainty hurting
• Flores, Edwards trade jabs over campaign TV ads
• Local singer of anti-mosque song won't go to NYC rally this weekend
• Whitney, Hill County residents say flooding is the worst they've seen
• Hermine's wrath felt across Central Texas on Wednesday
• Texas Lottery results, Sept. 8
• Grand jury indictments, Sept. 8, 2010
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 9, 2010
• Courthouse dome work to require additional $105,000
• Waco City Council gets police recommendations for intact animal ordinance
• Western wear store hopes to open doors next month
• Heritage Quarters partnership files for bankruptcy
• POLICE NEWS: Heidenheimer man killed in Bell County crash
• POLICE NEWS: Waco man charged in carjack attempt
• POLICE NEWS: Woman jumps off bridge above I-35
• Flores calls on Edwards to pull 'defamatory' layoff ad
• Courthouse dome work to require additional $105,000
• Heritage Quarters partnership files for bankruptcy
• Tropical storm leaves much of Texas soggy
• Flores calls on Edwards to pull layoff 'defamatory' ad
• Eight-time convicted felon on trial for robbery
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 6
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 7
• POLICE NEWS: Woman found dead in Hillsboro identified
• POLICE NEWS: 6-month-old girl dies in van accident
• POLICE NEWS: Police investigate motorcycle wrecks
• Police: 2 recent child endangerment cases based on living conditions are unusual
• City council to discuss pet spay-and-neuter policy, library improvements today
• Engineers trying to widen I-35 today challenged by decisions made over 50 years ago
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 4
• Waco new briefs for Sept. 6
• POLICE NEWS: Body found in Hillsboro
• POLICE NEWS: No injuries reported in molten glass spill
• POLICE NEWS: Two injured in motorcycle wreck
• Dams in Castleman Creek Watershed to get $1 million in repairs
• Army National Guard's 143rd to locate at TSTC
• Some local schools differ with state on technology credit requirements
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 6
• Labor Day closings around Waco, McLennan County
• Dams in Castleman Creek Watershed to get $1 million in repairs
• Army National Guard's 143rd to locate at TSTC
• University Middle School willing to try just about anything to help students
• Research warn that teens may be doing more damage with marijuana than they realize
• Care Net hopeful that upcoming Sarah Palin visit to Waco yields valuable results
• Slide show: Handwriting speaks volumes about the writer
• Written history: Bit of old handwriting sheds light on how we lived long ago
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 4
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 5
• Waco man jailed on indecency with child charges
• Written history: Bit of old handwriting sheds light on how we lived long ago
• For many, it wouldn't be Labor Day weekend without Westfest
• Growth spurt seen in China Spring
• Brazos Past: Local Red Cross office collecting veterans' stories, photos
• Justice sometimes can be a long wait
• Baylor's 'Rise Up' tailgate party set for 4 p.m.
• Brazos Past: Local Red Cross office collecting veterans' stories, photos
• 2 injured, 1 critically, in Flat Rock Road crash
• Pastor devoted to 30-year-old Bible
• Justice sometimes can be a long wait with long jail stays
• Waco VA hospital campus showing signs of renovation
• Former President Bush in good spirits at Waco club to kick off Patriot Golf Day Weekend
• Bush in good spirits at Ridgewood Country Club Friday to kick off Patriot Golf Day Weekend
• Five Hillcrest family medicine doctors leaving for Providence Healthcare Network
• Pastor devoted to 30-year0old Bible
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• VA hospital campus showing signs of renovation
• Evenings of Southern Hospitality
• U.S. Postal Service studying carrier changes across Waco, nation
• State OKs $90K skeet club grant
• Waco's Red C TV produces game show
• Texas Lottery Results for Sept. 2
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 3
• State OKs $90K skeet club grant
• Retirement center looking to raise $200,000 for remodeling and wellness center
• POLICE NEWS: Suspect arrested in child porn case
• POLICE NEWS: Central Texas fugitive nabbed
• All Lorena schools safe after voters overwhelmingly pass tax hike
• Sanger school foundation seeks to save lone entryway
• Waco native David Crowder hoping new song will help Baylor "Rise Up"
• WOW Takes To The Road
• Fun, food and more at Westfest this weekend
• Federal prosecutors drop charges against former MCC softball coach
• Lacy Lakeview woman killed after walking in front of train
• One of 'Waco's Most Wanted' found near Galveston
• Lacy Lakeview drawing the attention of several new restaurants and businesses
• New bed and breakfast arrives in Waco; another seeking permit
• New coalition fights payday loans
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 2
• Texas Lottery results, Sept. 1
• Waco may barely squeak under new ozone standards
• Federal prosecutors drop charges against former MCC softball coach
• Fun, food and more at Westfest
• Edwards criticizes Flores' support for dumping Department of Energy
• New coalition fights payday loans
• WOW Takes To The Road
• Wow Takes To The Road
• Bellmead City Council passes plan that will cut city services
• Former President Bush to kick off Friday golf tournament in Waco
• Waco prepares to build $2.6 million hike-and-bike trail for Brazos Park East
• McLennan County commissioners approve $119.4 million budget
• Waco news briefs for Sept. 1
• POLICE NEWS: Fire damages home of Bellmead family
• Local Islamic center president to hold Sept. 11 candlelight vigil
• Felon walks away from courthouse before trial
• POLICE NEWS: Police arrest man who fled US marshal
• Texas Lottery Results, Aug. 31
• MCC bumps tuition up, slightly lowers tax rate
• County to reduce law library costs
• POLICE NEWS: Woman charged with child endangerment
• POLICE NEWS: Man flees marshal
• Jason Aldean to perform at HOT Fair
• WISD board hires firm to begin search for new superintendent
• City appeals artbitrator's decision to reinstate suspended police officer
• Heritage Square facing possible foreclosure, but developer has told city not to worry
• Texas Lottery Results Aug. 31
• Ex-La Vega football player receives deferred probation
• Gholson man gets 15 years for child sexual assault
• Jason Aldean to perform at HOT Fair
• WISD board hires firm to begin search for new superintendent
• City appeals arbitrator's decision to reinstate suspended police officer
• Heritage Quarters faces possible foreclosure; developer told city not to worry
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 31
• Texas Lottery Results, Aug. 28
• La Vega school district to hold tax rate election to approve a 'tax swap'
• Residents leave neglected Parkside Village for better housing
• Wac'd Out festival welcomes students back to town
• Baylor to offer Zipcar rentals to students, employees
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 30
• La Vega school district to hold tax rate election to approve a “tax swap”
• Meetings for the week: Aug. 29-Sept. 4, 2010
• Waco airport to study wildlife threat with federal grant
• Grape crop strong, but Texas vineyards unable to keep up with wine demand
• Waco police hold forum Tuesday on 'spay-or-pay' enforcement
• Baylor spirit campaign 'Rise Up' seeing positive results after Big 12 scare
• 17 years later, authorities still searching for father and son they believe he abducted
• Vanished Limestone County town recalled at reunion
• Robbers see quick cash in convenience stores as Waco sees uptick of incidents
• Grape crop strong, but Texas vineyards unable to keep up with wine demand
• 17 years later, authorities still searching for father and son they believe he abducted
• Baylor pushes spirit campaign after Big 12 scare
• Robbers see quick cash in convenience stores as Waco sees uptick
• NeighborPlus: Community news for Aug. 22, 2010
• Talk of the Neighborhood: Local achievements and honors for Aug. 29, 2010
• Local bridge club results: Aug. 29, 2010
• Texas Lottery results, Aug. 28
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 29
• Finding their own way, Lorena quadruplets attend MCC
• Waco's Time Warner Cable customers may lose ESPN, Disney and more in contract fight
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 28
• Cell phones and school zones don't mix as Waco area officers crack down
• Brazos Past: More famous faces grace Waco's past
• Texas Lottery results, Aug. 27
• 2nd Waco parent arrested in child endangerment case
• New Baylor license plates get stamp of approval
• 4th stabbing suspect may have fled US for Mexico
• Q&A: Get to know First Baptist Church Waco's new pastor
• Edwards attack ad says Flores lied about 2008 vote
• Waco's Time Warner Cable customers may lose ESPN, Disney in contract fight
• Cell phones and school zones don't mix as Waco area officers crack down
• More famous faces grace Waco's past
• 2nd Waco parent arrested in child endangerment case
• New Baylor license plates get stamp of approval
• 4th stabbing suspect may have fled US for Mexico
• Q&A: Get to know First Baptist Church Waco's new pastor
• Edwards attack ad says Flores lied about 2008 vote
• Waco man pleads guilty to June bank robbery
• Flores buys TV ad time in southern part of district, including Waco and Bryan-College Station
• Republicans challenge Dunnam's residency eligibility, deny it's retaliation for Birdwell c
• "Greater Downtown" urban master plan receives enthusiastic reception at Thursday's un
• Historical commission may sue McLennan County over courthouse
• Register for Nonprofit Workshops this October at McLennan Community College
• Texas Lottery results, Aug. 26
• Pit bulls euthanized after attack on Falls County woman
• Condition improving of pedestrian hit by van on I-35
• Land dispute follows stabbing death
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 27
• Waco man pleads guilty to June bank robbery
• Local musicians to play at 9/11 rally
• Texas Lottery results, Aug. 25
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 26
• Waco ISD able to offer pay and benefits increases thanks to money from federal jobs bill
• MCC gets $1.3 million state grant for job training at two local hospitals
• Man arrested, woman sought for endangering children with alleged filthy conditions
• Bellmead city manager outlines budget cuts after lower-than-expected tax increase
• Legends Crossing may get assisted-living center
• Local musicians to play at 9/11 rally
• Waco lifts boil-water notice
• Greater Waco Economic Index: Area faces 'slow' recovery
• Marshal wants to track fugitives, sex offenders
• Central Texas, Waco housing slump follows national trend
• Extraco buys HOT Fairgrounds naming rights
• Lorena issues boil-water notice
• Texas Lottery Results
• Proponents of new emergency contraceptive say it will give women more options
• Quick-hitting storm ends Waco's streak of hot days
• Bellmead council OKs smaller 10 percent tax increase
• Boil water order issued for part of South Waco after water main break
• Waco businessmen unveil plans for redeveloping Elm Street with plaza
• POLICE NEWS: Arlington woman dies after wreck
• POLICE NEWS: Man charged in Robinson stabbing released on bond
• NeighborWorks Waco gets grant to help first-time homebuyers
• September foreclosure numbers paint bleak picture
• Waco man gets probation for impersonating officer
• Edwards appeals to vets for support at Waco campaign stop
• Finalists' designs for Doris Miller memorial unveiled
• New school year brings new additions to Waco's districts
• Fired Mart city employee levels criminal, environmental allegations
• Streak of 100 degree days continues, but end is in sight
• Police ID man involved in Hewitt shooting Saturday
• Worker rescued from Waco communications tower
• Police seek suspect in Temple slaying, Lorena home invasion
• 4th suspect in Bellmead stabbing death still at large
• Waco lawyer, doctor team up to solve nontreatment health issues
• Chilton hoping new sewer could spur development
• Waco officials end water usage restrictions Sunday
• University, La Vega following Waco High's lead on dress codes as school starts today
• Who says sweltering heat is so bad? 10 things that make hot weather cool
• Fire destroys attached garage at South Waco home
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 22
• Hewitt pursuit, suicide follow Bellmead shooting, police say
• Immigrants deported from McLennan County Jail rarely had criminal history
• Kids expressing themselves with shoes as they return to school
• Dancer helps adults with disabilities get into groove at Waco care center
• Waco companies search for ways to cut insurance costs
• Waco Hippodrome curtain still a ways from rising
• Averitt likely return to Texas statehouse as lobbyist
• Economy hits Waco/McLennan County tax base, but industrial, commercial development help soften the b
• Texas Lottery results, Aug. 21
• Police name fourth suspect in Bellmead store owner stabbing
• Former Robinson karate instructor Passmore released on technicality
• Gentry loses 'Racehorse,' gets new lawyers for appeal
• Unemployment in Texas, Waco holds steady
• Scott & White president Knight to retire next year
• Waco-area school districts not counting federal money before it's in hand
• Waco's Cullar withdraws from state senate race against Birdwell
• Waco-area clergy seek to rebuild church congregations as summer ends
• Waco watering ban to continue through Saturday
• La Vega family learning to deal with deadly fire tragedy
• Curtain drops on Waco discount movie theater
• Man charged with indecency with child
• Fitness club to open location in downtown Waco
• Trucker killed in fiery Hwy 6 crash
• Birdwell to remain on ballot, Dallas court rules
• Bruceville-Eddy police identify dead pedestrian
• Waco keeps water conservation in effect
• Blind driver gets 12-year sentence in motorcyclist's death
• Police jail 3 suspects in Bellmead stabbing
• Trucker killed in fiery Highway 6 crash
• Curtain drops on Waco discount movie theater
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 20
• Officer accused in double-dipping scandal reinstated by arbitrator
• Man arrested for allegedly stabbing and robbing Robinson business owner
• Waco asks residents to conserve water after main break
• Family mourns senseless killing of their father, won't rest until shooter is found
• It's tax holiday time again
• Edwards criticizes Flores' health care plan for veterans
• Phone home? LOL! Generations voice split over how to communicate
• Legally blind woman found guilty of manslaughter in 2009 death of motorcyclist
• McLennan County grand jury indictments for Aug. 18
• Controlled burn to take place in Lake Waco Wetlands
• It's tax holiday time again
• Family mourns senseless killing of their father, won't rest until shooter is found
• Legally blind woman found guilty of manslaughter in 2009 death of motorcyclist
• Grand jury indictments, Aug. 18
• Waco news briefs for Aug. 19
• Bikers come to Waco for trial of blind woman accused of killing motorcyclist
• Woodway's Zakhary cleared of wrongdoing by outside investigator
• Prairie Hill woman in Waco jail on intoxication manslaughter charge
• Meeting eases some Mexia parents' worries about 'alleged offenders' into classrooms
• Tentative ID made on man hit by car in Bruceville-Eddy: Asian man, not teen
• Residents shocked by Bellmead store owner's slaying
• Texas Historical Commission criticizes bid process, wants roof consultant for McLennan County Courth
• Baylor moves up to 79th on U.S. News 'Best Colleges' list
• U.S. House candidate Flores opposes spending bill that would prevent layoffs
• Waco council green-lights 'pocket neighborhood' project at 4th and Bosque
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - July 2010
• Junior League Of Waco, Inc. - 75th Anniversary Service Project Request For Applicants
• Workshop to address hiring the hidden workforce
• Caterpillar to expand Waco campus
• Nolan Ryan to speak at First Pitch Luncheon
• Secretary Andrade visits three Chamber businesses
• Mid-Tex Farm & Ranch Show Feb. 9-10
• Cisco NOW Van visits Chamber
• Friday is Green and Gold Day
• Author to speak tonight at Waco Hall
• Waco seeing growth in young professionals as more jobs, social opportunities emerge
• Greater Waco Chamber supports Baylor University, Big 12
• IRS Warning
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - May 2010
• New McLennan County Drug Discount Card Saves Residents at Annual Rate of $289,000 Since April Debut
• Lakewood Villas Apartments New Improvements
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - April 2010
• Youth Connection Annual Conference
• Waco Census Jobs
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - February 24, 2010
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - February 17, 2010
• Early Voting Starts on February 16, 2010
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - February 2010
• Deborah Johns Endorses Dave McIntyre for Congress
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - January, 2010
• Waco-McLennan County Public Health District News - Clinic Hours
• McIntyre for Congress Newsletter - December 28th 2009
• Airline Attack A Serious Program – ‘We Were Lucky, Not Good’
• ‘Hawk’ Crows Over Pork Deal With Turkeys
• McLennan County : Local Nonprofit Resources - December 11, 2009
• Dave Mcintyre Places Name On Ballot In Republican Congressional Primary Cd-17
• Greater Waco Community Education Summit - - November 3, 2009
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - November 2009
• Arts and Humanities Grants Workshop
• Greater Waco Community Education Summit
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - October 2009
• Nonprofit Financial Management Basics
• McLennan Community College Fall 2009 Nonprofit Course Offerings
• McLennan Nonprofit Survey
• Health District Recommendations For Flu and Flu-Like Illnesses
• Guided Reading Training at Waco ISD Conference Center
• National Immunization Awareness Month
• Waco Police Department's Victim Services Unit Seeking Volunteers
• Waco-McLennan County Library's Teen Volunteers Present a Puppet Show and Play
• City of Waco News - Golf Digest Awards Cottonwood Creek With Best Junior Course Award
• Public Meeting to Launch Development of Greater Downtown Waco Master Plan
• Youth Adventure Program Provides Park Experience
• Waco Athletes Head To Games Of Texas
• Waco Water Park’s Dive-In Movie
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - July 16, 2009 Update
• Texas AWWA, BRA, Waco Water Utility Services Offering Job Opportunities for Veterans
• City of Waco News - Traffic Control Changes
• TAFF Regional Tournament and Super Series World Series
• Grant Training - Introduction to Finding Funders
• 2008 Waco Water Quality Report Now Available
• Cameron Park Meeting
• Emergency Training Exercise at Space X
• Streets to Close for Fourth on the Brazos
• City, Star 92.9 FM Announce ‘Star-Spangled Singer’
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - June 30, 2009
• Fourth On The Brazos Set For Downtown Waco
• City of Waco News - Ceremony Set For Cameron Park’s Induction Into National Trail System
• City of Waco 4th of July Holiday Schedule
• Second Case of H1N1 Reported in McLennan County
• City of Waco, Star 92.9 FM Present Star-Spangled Singer Contest
• First Case of H1N1 Reported in McLennan County
• Registration Begins For All-Stars Basketball
• City Of Waco, Star 92 Present Waco Idol Contest
• City of Waco News - All Star Photo Opportunity
• Waco-McLennan County Library to Offer Beginner's Genealogy Class
• Health District News: Swine Flu Update - June 11, 2009
• Nonprofits Aligned for Education
• Good Times, Great Music At Brazos Nights
• Panther Way Temporarily Closed for Utility Work
• U.S. Department Of Interior Inducts Cameron Park Into National Trail System
• City of Waco News - Take A Hike Day
• Fathers Day Special at Texas Ranger Museum
• To Be or Not To Be a Nonprofit Training
• City of Waco News - Crime Stoppers Award
• Museums Along I-35 Partnering for Summer Promotion
• Sign-Up For All-Star Fathers Basketball
• City of Waco News - Austin Avenue Traffic Calming Now Complete
• City of Waco News - WCCC-TV Special Programming for Memorial Day
• City of Waco News - Cameron Park Construction Work
• Police Memorial Service on WCCC
• Waco Water Park Gives Sneak Peek Of Summer Fun
• City of Waco Holiday Schedule For May 2009
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - May 8, 2009
• WCCC-TV Special Programming for Waco Tornado Anniversary
• Grant Research Training
• Health District News - Flu Update - May 6, 2009
• Health District News - Flu Update - May 5, 2009
• Memorial Day Special Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum Honors Veterans
• Health District News: Flu Update - May 4, 2009
• City of Waco News - City General Election
• City of Waco Flu Update - May 3, 2009
• City of Waco Flu Update - May 2, 2009
• Health District News: Swine Flu Update - May 1, 2009
• Waco Foundation Newsletter - April 30, 2009
• City of Waco News: Daily Flu Update - April 30, 2009
• Health District News: Swine Flu Update - April 29, 2009
• Health District news - Swine Flu Update: April 27, 2009, 4:30pm
• Kick Off Cinco De Mayo At Brazos Nights
• Health District News: Swine Flu Update - April 27, 2009
• Cameron Park Construction Begins Monday
• Registration Open for City of Waco Summer Youth Basketball
• National Infant Immunization Week
• Health Fair Informs Citizens How to Live Well
• Nonprofit Budgeting Course
• City Of Waco Parks And Recreation Offers Summer Camps
• Introduction to Fundraising Planning
• Leadership Development
• Cameron Park Public Meeting, Presentation, Discussion
• Brazos Nights Concert Series Begins Friday
• Easter Egg Hunts At Recreation Centers
• Parks and Recreation Department’s Good Times Guide Now Available
• 23 Youth Basketball Teams Compete At TAAF State Championships
• Health District news - Award
• McLennan Nonprofits Website
• List of Citizens Honored
• City of Waco News - Dog Event
• Free Tutoring at the Library
• News Conference Recognizing Citizen Heroes Who Assisted Residents with Evacuation at Apartment Fire
• News Conference Regarding Greater Waco Education Alliance
• City of Waco Offers Lifeguard Certification Courses
• Proposal Writing Basics: Foundation Center Webinar
• Job Prep Rally
• City of Waco News - Waco Youth Council 2009-2010 Applications Available
• City of Waco News - Registration Begins for Football Mini-Camp
• City of Waco - Final Candidate List
• City of Waco News - More Council Candidates
• City of Waco’s Fire Protection Rating Improves by Two Points
• Waco-McLennan County Public Health District Offers Mom and Toddler Program
• City Of Waco News - More Council Candidates
• City of Waco News - Filing Deadline for City Elections
• 4th Annual City Employee Awards Winners
• 4th Annual City Employee Awards Ceremony
• Boil Water Notice Lifted for West Hwy 84 Area
• Candidates for City Council General Election
• Boil Water Notice for Area West of Wickson Road
• Street, Park Closures To Take Place Sunday During Miracle Match Marathon
• City of Waco To Host Black History Program
• Transportation Plan Meetings
• Waco Foundation Nonprofit Capacity Building Program
• City of Waco News - Wastewater Discharge
• City of Waco News - Election Update
• Grant-Seeking Basics At The Central Library
• Filing to Begin for City Elections
• Stress Management and Dental Awareness Seminars at Dewey Recreation Center
• Nonprofit Announcements for February 2, 2009
• City Of Waco Parks And Recreation Department Continues Registration For Spring Softball
• Austin Avenue Traffic Calming Construction Now Underway
• Kevin VanHook Appointed as Cadet Wing Commander at U.S. Air Force Academy
• City of Waco - Texas Trails Conference
• City Of Waco News - Black History Program
• City of Waco News - Umpire Training
• City of Waco News - Basketball League
• City of Waco - Martin Luther King, Junior Holiday Schedule
• Public Meetings Regarding R.B. Hoover Library
• Public Meetings Regarding R.B. Hoover Library
• Nonprofit Announcements for December 1 - December 22, 2008
• Nonprofit Announcements for November 16 - December 3, 2008
• Waco Cultural Arts Fest
• Executive Real Estate Center is the source in the Waco area for real estate information.
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Native Texan Shelley Jennings Nominated For Awards
• Junior Duck Stamp Art Exhibit
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• ‘Hawk’ Crows Over Pork Deal With Turkeys

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