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The Waco City Council approved two consent agenda items Tuesday aimed at preserving Waco’s long-term water needs.
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The African Children’s Choir performs in Central Texas, sharing African culture and raising funds to support education for children in Uganda.
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The Texas Education Agency will take over Connally ISD after years of low accountability ratings. District leaders say changes won’t impact campuses immediately.
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The Infrakey data center could bring huge tax wealth to Lacy Lakeview and McLennan County, but it would require huge resources.
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Waco’s first Giving Machine opens at Spice Village, offering a tap-to-donate way to support local nonprofits and global charities this holiday season.
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Opponents packed Lacy Lakeview City Hall but were not allowed to speak until after the vote for a nonbinding annexation and infrastructure agreement. Waco City Manager Bradley Ford attended and said it was "highly unusual" that Waco leaders were not notified of the plans.
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Baylor University has named a new Athletic Director, after Mack Rhoades stepped down three weeks ago.
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Waco’s new way of alerting people to overdue water bills — switching from phone calls to door tags — is getting another look.
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During the December 2, 2025 Waco City Council meeting, KWBU was honored to receive a proclamation from the Mayor and Council, recognizing December 2, 2025 as KWBU 25th Anniversary Day in the City of Waco.
