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, Molly-Jo graduated from the University of Texas at Austin in May 2024 with a Bachelor's in Journalism. Before joining KWBU, she 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). Her work has appeared on The Drag: Stories, The Daily Texan, The Texas Standard and NPR's All Things Considered.
When she is not scoping out stories, MJ enjoys reading a good book, watching TV with her cat or learning new crafts.
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McLennan County voters will vote on state propositions, local school district tax rates and some city elections. Here's how to register to vote in that election. -
TxDOT will host a public meeting Tuesday in Waco on planned Business 77 improvements, including new bike and pedestrian paths, pavement replacement, and bridge updates. -
Waco High kicked off homecoming week with a pep rally and the unveiling of “Lions Way,” renaming 42nd Street to honor the school’s legacy and community pride. -
For the first time, Baylor’s Foster Pavilion is drawing concerts and comedy shows, boosting Waco tourism and reshaping the city’s entertainment scene. -
The governor’s office Monday announced the appointment of Waco Attorney Pete Rusek as judge of Waco’s 74th State District Court. -
This week on Friday Forum, JB and Molly-Jo dive into the news of the week: possible state takeover for Conally ISD, robots at the Zoo and a lot of updates from City Council. -
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The Cameron Park Zoo is trying to reduce the amount of time zookeepers spend on poop with the help of Texas State Technical College. -
On Monday, community and staff gathered to celebrate the new campus. -
Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh Visits McLennan Community College for Ken Starr Lecture SeriesA sitting U.S. Supreme Court justice spoke in Waco this week — not at a law school, but at McLennan Community College as part of the free Ken Starr Lecture Series.
