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Waco City Council to address ongoing and future capital projects
The Waco City Council will be discussing capital projects under way and projects the city still needs to tackle at the council work session this afternoon.
Waco news briefs for Wed., Nov. 25
The Salvation Army will have its annual Thanksgiving dinner from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday at its facility, 1225 S. Jack Kultgen Expressway.
Son Of Slain Waco Firefighter Tells Investigators, "I Had To Do It"
McLennan County sheriff's deputies arrested Ramonell Stephens, 21, Monday on warrants charging murder and arson as Stephens was released from Parkland Hospital in Dallas, where he was treated for burns he suffered in a fire that was evidently set to cover up the shooting death of his father, veteran Waco firefighter Ramonell James, 55.
Barkin' Ball '09: Puttin' on the dog
Pet lovers once again will be "puttin' on the dog" New Year's Eve at the ninth annual Barkin' Ball, which benefits Fuzzy Friends Rescue.
Carlos Sanchez: Headlines as time capsules
He came into our office a couple of weeks ago carrying an extraordinary framed document, albeit a little beaten up.
Waco City Council takes proposal to limit fence height off agenda
A proposal to limit front-yard fence heights hit a wall at Tuesday's Waco City Council meeting.
Memorial Service Scheduled For Slain Waco Firefighter
A memorial service for slain Waco firefighter Ramonell, James, 55, will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in Downsville.
'All gave some, some gave all'
Veterans of World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm, and even young men home from Iraq and Afghanistan, home on leave, gathered with others on the courthouse lawn to observe Veterans Day.
Memorial to honor 3 McLennan County Medal of Honor winners
Three Waco men who received the military's highest service distinction for bravery and valor in combat are being honored with a new memorial to be unveiled at Rosemound Cemetery next year.
Autopsy On Body Found In Burned Out House Shows Gunshot Caused Death
Waco woman accused of faking breast cancer for implants
A Texas woman lied about having breast cancer and spent $10,000 raised at a benefit to have her breasts enlarged, authorities said.
One Confirmed Dead in Robinson House Fire
A late night fire Wednesday destroyed a home and claimed the life of at least one person.
Weather, unforeseen problems have delayed I-35 construction progress
An unusually rainy fall, relocation of municipal water and sewer lines and a few minor mistakes have put the widening of Interstate 35 between Hewitt and Robinson six to eight months behind schedule, according to the Texas Department of Transportation, which is overseeing the work.
Husband files for annulment from Central Texas woman who allegedly...
Count Trista Joy Lathern's husband and co-workers among those who now feel misled and betrayed by her alleged pretense that she had breast cancer and was undergoing the rigors of chemotherapy.
Waco-Area Woman Fires Shots To Scare Off Burglar; Schools Locked Down
Robinson schools were locked down from 12:45 p.m. to 2 p.m. Friday while police and sheriff's deputies searched for a burglary suspect.
Robinson woman arrested after pretending to have cancer, using money...
Authorities say a Robinson woman told them she lied about having breast cancer and then spent $10,000 raised for her at a charitable benefit on breast implants in an attempt to save her failing marriage.
Local Woman Claimed She Had Cancer To Get Money For Breast Implants
Trista Joy Lathern, 24, who claimed she was undergoing chemotherapy after she was diagnosed with breast cancer, but took thousands of dollars raised at a benefit in August at a Waco-area club and spent it on breast augmentation surgery, was arrested Wednesday on a warrant charging theft by deception over $1,500, but under $20,000. Lathern, who ...
Robinson, La Vega, Moody narrowly approve tax hike to help schools
Several local school districts were forced to wait out narrow votes Tuesday night as ballots were counted.
Several school district improvements, Hewitt issues at stake in today's elections
Stakes are high today for the city of Hewitt and four McLennan County school districts, as voters will decide whether raising taxes is worth the respective payoffs.
Fort Worth's first female Episcopal priest to be ordained
Breaking a longtime gender barrier, Fort Worth Episcopalians loyal to the Episcopal Church will ordain their first female priest next month.