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Details Emerge After Former Temple ISD Sub Charged With Sexual Assault
A former Temple ISD substitute teacher faces felony charges after allegations of an improper relationship. Read the latest updates on the investigation. (
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 Shelter Needs Dog Fosters While Crews Reseal The Kennel Floors
Pet Circle Regional Animal Center in Waco needs foster families right now — and they'll even send a crate and blanket home with you while supplies last.
Skeeter Syndrome Turns A Mosquito Bite Into Something Much Worse
Most people brush off a mosquito bite without a second thought. But for some folks, one bite can mean days of swelling, pain, and something a lot more serious than a scratch.
As NOAA Warns of Super El Niño, Texas Researchers Slam An Idea of Blocking The Sun
A wildfire did something unexpected over the Pacific in 2023 — and now climate researchers want to recreate that effect on purpose.
Meta Pulls Its AI Image Tool After It Used Your Face Without Asking
Meta's new AI image tool on Instagram quietly had permission to use your face — and most people had no idea until the backlash hit.
West Nile Virus Activity Reported by Temple Health Officials
Health officials confirm West Nile virus has been detected in Temple. Stay informed on the latest local tracking, safety alerts, and prevention tips.
Meet the Harker Heights Artist Using Digital Art to Amplify Marginalized Voices
Discover how a Harker Heights artist transforms the immigration experience into powerful digital art, amplifying untold stories and inspiring Central Texas.
Belton Auctioneer Wins 1st place at the Texas State Auctioneer Championship
A Belton resident has officially been crowned the Texas State Champion Auctioneer. Discover how this local professional outperformed the best in the state.
Killeen Residents Invited To Shape Federal Funding Priorities
Killeen residents have until July 28 to shape how $2 million in federal funds will be spent on local housing rehab and park improvements.