The Supreme Court is casting doubt on President Donald Trump’s restrictions on birthright citizenship in a consequential case that was magnified by Trump’s unparalleled presence in the courtroom.
The founder of a Texas megachurch who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a child in the 1980s was released Tuesday after serving six months in an Oklahoma jail.
Kenneth Galvez, 46, is on trial in Waco’s 474th State District Court on a continuous sexual assault of a young child charge and four counts of indecency with a child by contact.
The fourth annual Trooper Chad Walker Memorial Fishing Tournament is set for April 25 at Lake Limestone, and organizers are seeking sponsors to help expand scholarships to more students.
The Waco Wetlands, part wildlife habitat, part water-cleaning system, is being rebuilt after the 2024 flood damaged critical infrastructure. Here’s how it helps safeguard Lake Waco’s drinking water supply for future generations.
A new fire engine is rolling into service at the Moffat Volunteer Fire Department which was made possible by a critical grant supporting rural fire crews across the state.
A Texas man is back home after fleeing Lebanon during intensified strikes near Beirut, saying bombs fell as his plane took off on one of the few remaining flights. Texas A&M says it has halted operations at its branch campus in Qatar amid the conflict.
The use of drone technology and other devices is making it harder to treat service members wounded on the battlefield, prompting the Army to change how it provides medical care.
Nonprofit Hives for Heroes partners with Central Texas solar farm to set up bee hives on a small plot of land, providing therapy for veterans and first responders while supporting pollinator populations.
Two Central Texas teens are getting ready for a trip halfway around the world to represent Team USA in youth rodeo — and their community is helping make it happen.
More than a year has passed since a Whitney family last saw their son.
In February 2025, Christian Blow was leaving a bar with friends in Whitney but was found dead on the side of the road at FM 933 near Gholson.
The 10-acre plot of land near the intersection of New Road and Bosque Boulevard holds decades of memories for many Wacoans. The site has gone through multiple eras since it opened in 1952, being home to everything from a community pool to an amusement park known as Kiddie Land.
