Ally Kadlubar

An independent housing project specifically for seniors and people with disabilities is in the works on Airport Rd. in Waco.

Aquilla Water Supply District is set to undergo a $50 million bond project to upgrades its nearly 40-year-old water system, which comes with a cost for customers.

The Schmidt’s have been pulling out all the stops for their Christmas lights display for 22 years in Waco, becoming a tradition for many Central Texans, but the couple announced that this year will be its final season.

A Central Texas boy who is battling leukemia got a boost of joy this month after his favorite country music singers invited him backstage to their concerts in Houston.

Food Care Center in Killeen is serving more than 20,000 more families this year, and, because of changes with suppliers, the pantry is in need of a record-number of donations to keep its shelves stocked to feed those in need.

The parade marshal car is set to be empty for the one-hundred-first Waco Veterans Day Parade in memory of Stan Parker, a beloved organizer of the parade and advocate for veterans.

McLennan County election officials want to remind voters about the countywide polling place program, which allows residents to vote at any polling location in the county on Election Day. The program should help voters avoid long lines and wait times at the polls.

Bartlett ISD says one of its high school football players got injured Friday night, halting its homecoming game as both teams came together in support of his recovery.

The Holland community is coming together to open ‘The Butcher’s House,' a haunted experience downtown, to raise money for student scholarships.

Firefighters from Mexia and Teague were battling a massive fire at a feed store located at the 100 block of West Main St. in Mexia on Friday night.