Rod Aydelotte

Several Waco-area congregations and a Connecticut church have pledged money to build 16 tiny homes in Creekside Community Village, a subdivision where Waco-area people facing homelessness can take up residence.

Casa do Brasil, a Brazilian steakhouse where "Gauchos" carve fire-roasted meat tableside, will join the fine dining smorgasbord emerging in downtown Waco.

Watch out, Waco. There’s a new family name dominating this year's McLennan County Junior Livestock Show: Meurer.

Cultivate 7Twelve, the downtown Waco art space and forum that some artists found irresistible, will close its Austin Avenue shop by mid-January. But leaders are mulling a new partnership.

EPA grant of nearly $18M aids Waco homeless village, composting, lead removal

Even if you have to wait a decade for the sequel, it sometimes can be worth the wait.

Cameron Park Zoo’s new education center and animal hospital, unveiled to the public Friday, will extend the reach of the zoo’s teaching efforts and improve veterinary care for zoo animals,

The Hurd Welcome Center, Foster Pavilion and numerous hotels and restaurants await returning Baylor alumni.

PHOTOS: Check out all the Baylor action as the Bears put together a complete performance Saturday in a 59-35 triumph over Texas Tech.

Barry Johnson on Wednesday stood by vague and unsubstantiated allegations in a campaign mailer attacking District Judge Thomas West, whom he is hoping to unseat in the Nov. 5 election.

Barry Johnson on Wednesday stood by vague and unsubstantiated allegations in a campaign mailer attacking District Judge Thomas West, whom he is hoping to unseat in the Nov. 5 election.