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Waco news briefs for June 3, 2012
Rick Warren, author of "The Purpose Driven Life" and pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., will be the keynote speaker at Care Net of Central Texas' annual Celebrate Life! Banquet, scheduled for 7 p.m. Sept.
Waco agencies, businesses try to help veterans find local employment
Brandon Henderson leaves the U.S. Marine Corps in 24 days, after eight years and two tours of duty in Iraq.
RIVERSIDE: City kicks off Juneteenth with early festival
If a friend blindfolded you and brought you to Bordwell Park in Riverside on Saturday afternoon, you would have thought you were in the middle of a church revival.
Hap LeCrone: Thinking 'what if'
Young minds then begin to awaken to a thousand possibilities. What if we no longer had fire? What would the world be like? What if the oceans dried up? If you are a homemaker, you can be very creative.
Waco news briefs: June 2, 2012
The pads are free to the public during regular park hours and feature colorful pipes and pads that shoot water in every direction.
Murder suspect, in jail without trial for more than 3 years, requests another delay
A Hill County man charged with capital murder, who has been in the McLennan County Jail for 3 1/2 years without a trial, again asked to postpone the proceedings.
Weekly recap of opinions, thoughts and viewpoints
Bill Flores and challenger George W. Hindman . Big t akeaway : Flores says to expect that "taxmageddon" will be avoided by brief extension of such expenditures as the Bush-era tax cuts in a lame-duck session of Congress, followed by comprehensive tax reform early next year.
Brazos Past: Luring tourists to 'Geyser City'
Hundreds of people welcomed the unofficial start of summer last weekend with a soak in the spray at Hawaiian Falls in Riverbend Park.
Suspect accused of trying to stab man at Waco homeless camp
A man accused of attempting to stab another man several times at a homeless camp remained in the McLennan County Jail late Friday afternoon.
Woman charged in fatal SUV wreck to undergo more psychiatric evaluation
A woman who had repeated contact with Waco police before reportedly crashing a speeding SUV into a truck, killing its driver, was legally insane at the time of the incident, according to a psychiatrist who evaluated her.
Restaurants growth helping Waco's jobless rate
BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse is putting 200 people to work at its new restaurant next to Richland Mall, joining other eateries in taking a bite out of Waco's jobless rate.
Talk of the Neighborhood: June 1, 2012
Corey Roberts, a junior at Waco High School, and Tanner Haney , a sixth-grader at Lake Air Intermediate School, advanced from Texas History Day to the national level.
Local Woman Compelled To Testify Against Husband In Child Sex Case
A post-trial hearing in 54th District Court on Friday resulted in a woman being compelled to testify against her husband when he goes to court on June 11.
I-35 Crash Causes Traffic Backup, Sends 3-Year-Old To Local Hospital
A collision involving a four-door sedan and a small SUV late Friday morning on Interstate 35 in Waco caused a major traffic backup and sent a 3-year-old girl to a local hospital.
EDITORIAL: Presidential race has its two chief nominees, so let's...
Lost amid some of the contentious down-ballot race outcomes on Election Day: news that Texas voters finally put Republican Mitt Romney over the top in delegates.
KWBU appeals to listenersA' stomachs
Waco public radio station KWBU-FM hopes to catch listeners' ears by appealing to their stomachs, adding the award-winning program "The Splendid Table" to its lineup beginning Saturday.
Waco news briefs for June 1, 2012
The city of Waco's annual Brazos Nights concert series will continue with a free performance by western swing group Asleep at the Wheel at 7 tonight at Indian Spring Park in downtown Waco.
Jury gives Waco man 40 years in prison for selling cocaine near a day care
A Waco man was sentenced to 40 years in prison and fined $10,000 on Thursday for selling cocaine from a house within 1,000 feet of a children's day care center.
Please Don't Play It Again, Sam
Guards at Guantanamo Bay tried to coerce inmates into talking with songs from Sesame Street played on repeat , according to a new Al-Jazeera documentary.
Fire Breaks Out In Remains Of Mobile Home Where Mother, 2 Children Died
Officials are investigating after fire broke out Thursday in the rubble of a mobile home that exploded in flames earlier this year, trapping and killing a mother and two of her children, Firefighters responded to the call just after 11 a.m. Thursday in the 6300 block of North 19th Street in Waco.