Molly-Jo Tilton
KWBU Multimedia ReporterMolly-Jo, or MJ as her friends know her, joined KWBU in 2024 as the station's Multimedia Reporter. Originally from San Antonio, Tx, she grew up on local TV journalism and knew that when she decided to pursue journalism as a career, she wanted to find a local beat. Molly-Jo graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in May 2024 with a Bachelor's in Journalism. While there she served as the Audio Editor for UT's student paper, The Daily Texan, and worked with The Drag Audio. She also interned for The Texas Standard, where her feature on a San Antonio nonprofit earned her a statewide award for health reporting (and becoming the first intern to do so). When she is not scoping out stories, MJ enjoys reading a good book, hiking or learning new crafts.
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In this episode, J.B. Smith - Editor in Chief of the Waco Bridge and KWBU's Molly-Jo Tilton will be taking a look at some local flood relief efforts for the Texas Hill Country. -
After Hill Country floods, Baylor’s BearAid is sending 200 relief buckets—packed by students, staff, and alumni—to support Kerrville communities. -
The weekends storms dumped almost 2 inches of water in the Waco area. Most of that has ended up in Lake Waco and local officials are keeping a close eye -
In this episode, J.B. Smith - Editor in Chief of the Waco Bridge and KWBU's Molly-Jo Tilton will be taking a look at some big decisions coming to the November elections. -
In his announcement to voters, Birdwell gave no reason for his decision not to seek reelection. -
A potential spike in steel and aluminum has some tradespeople concerned. -
The annual TriWaco Triathlon is this Sunday, and with it comes some traffic delays. -
In this episode J.B. Smith - Editor in Chief of the Waco Bridge and KWBU's Molly-Jo Tilton will be taking a look at recent housing news in Waco and I-35 construction.
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A crowd of over a hundred people gathered at McLennan Community College for the Waco Bridge’s Texas Decisions, Waco Impact Event. The event featured an overview of the Texas legislative session, a discussion with Waco state representative Pat Curry and a panel with local leaders. -
