Waco Names New Chief Information Officer to Lead City’s Tech Expansion
The City of Waco appoints Gustavo Alba as Chief Information Officer. Learn how the former Dallas leader will drive tech modernization and cybersecurity.
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Waco’s Salvation Army Center Keeps Doors Open Longer to Fight Dangerous Heat Wave
As extreme Texas heat rises, the Waco Salvation Army extends cooling shelter hours to keep locals safe.
Waco Animal Shelter Eliminates Adoption Fees in New Push For Pet Owners
Waco animal shelter is offering free pet adoptions! Discover how prospective owners can waive adoption fees and bring home a new companion today.
Waco Woman Hits the Texas Jackpot with One Year of Free Dr Pepper
A lucky Waco resident just scored the ultimate Texas prize: a full year’s supply of Dr Pepper!
Former Hotel 1928 Employee Charged in Frightening Waco Butcher Knife Assault
Former Hotel 1928 employee Sarah Scranton was arrested following a butcher knife assault in Waco. Get the latest details on the charges and investigation.
The Famed Waco Artist Who Kept to Himself Is Finally Ready to Tell His Story
Acclaimed Waco artist Kermit Oliver reflects on his extraordinary life, Hermès designs, and legacy ahead of a new biography.
A Waco Teen’s Brush with Death Reveals the Hidden Danger of Flea-Borne Typhus
A Waco girl’s battle with septic shock sparks warnings as flea-borne typhus cases rise in Central Texas. Learn the key symptoms parents need to watch for.
The Latest on the Waffle House Development on New Road
Waffle House is finally coming to Waco! Get the details on the new location on New Road and what this major development means for local diners.
Waco Pride Network Abruptly Dissolves, Ending All Local Programming Immediately
The Waco Pride Network has officially dissolved, ending all local events and programming effective immediately. Here is what we know about the shutdown.
Longtime Texas Higher Ed Leader and Former Baylor President Robert B. Sloan Dies at 77
Former Baylor University President Robert B. Sloan has passed away at 77. Look back at his lasting legacy, leadership, and impact on Texas higher education.