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It’s been two months since a new Texas law banned cellphones in public schools. While some students and parents were skeptical at first, teachers say the changes are already showing up in classrooms.
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McLennan County commissioners say the snap redistricting helps spread the burden of road work among precincts. But data suggests the new map could add thousands of Republicans to a commissioner precinct known for minority representation.
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From a Waco church lawn to family farms across Central Texas, pumpkin patches have grown into fall festivals and memory-making spots.
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Waco’s longtime state senator Brian Birdwell may be making a return to the Pentagon.
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McLennan Community College unveils the rebuilt Cameron Hall, a $5 million project preserving Waco’s historic Cameron House legacy for future generations.
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Over a thousand people gathered Saturday to participate in a “No Kings Protest.” The protest was part of a nationwide movement pushing back against President Trump’s policies.
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It’s been two weeks since the Waco Regional Airport began charging for parking. For some travelers, the rollout has been confusing, but airport officials say they’re already working out the kinks.
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Amazon is building a new delivery station in Robinson, the Greater Waco Chamber announced in a press release Wednesday.
