Waco News

The Texas Supreme Court ruled in favor of the City of Waco Friday in a lawsuit filed by Debra Kirwan whose son Brad McGehee fell to his death on April 24, 2004 from a cliff in Cameron Park while watching drag boat races on the Brazos River.

Thirty-one years after mammoth bones were discovered in a ravine near the Bosque River, members of the public will take the first tour of the site Dec.

WACO a 'Interstate 35 travelers could encounter some delays over the Thanksgiving Holiday because of construction that has narrowed lanes and shoulders.

A Waco man is accused of setting his home on fire Tuesday during a domestic dispute with his wife, Waco Fire Marshal Jerry Hawk said.

In this week's Sunday's Child, we introduce you to Josh. Once again, we've got a true Texas Longhorn fan in the house.

McLennan County sheriff's deputies arrested Ramonell Stephens, 21, Monday on warrants charging murder and arson as Stephens was released from Parkland Hospital in Dallas, where he was treated for burns he suffered in a fire that was evidently set to cover up the shooting death of his father, veteran Waco firefighter Ramonell James, 55.

The Democratic-controlled House voted Thursday to add more than $200 billion to the deficit to prevent steep Medicare payment cuts to doctors, a move Republicans denounced as a political payoff.

Pamela Stites said all she was trying to do is save Robert Chavira Espinosa's life.

The Supreme Court of Texas ruled Friday that the city of Waco cannot be sued in the 2004 death of a McLennan Community College baseball player who fell to his death from a Cameron Park cliff.

WACO a 'A man walked into the Skinnya TMs store at N. 34th Street and Bosque Boulevard Thursday night and fired a shot into the floor before he demanded the money in the cash register.

A two-vehicle crash just before 8 a.m. Thursday in South Waco involving a school bus with 29 students aboard sent 19 students to area hospitals.

A mother, her 4-year-old son and her female friend escaped a fire Wednesday morning at the house they rented in North Waco.

A 35-year-old Waco man who was arrested after a vehicle whose driver was fleeing police struck and killed a bicyclist was indicted Wednesday.

The Waco City Council on Tuesday passed a zone change that could allow the old Dudley Haas beer warehouse downtown to become a mixed-use center with stores, a banquet hall and a restaurant.

A Texas woman lied about having breast cancer and spent $10,000 raised at a benefit to have her breasts enlarged, authorities said.

Sentences were handed down Thursday in Waco's federal court to eight of the 12 men and women who have pleaded guilty to operating an expansive drug-trafficking ring that brought $25 million worth of cocaine per month to Waco for about nine years, officials said.

They call themselves Dude Perfect - "6 college guys making basketball shots." What they are is an Internet phenomenon.

St. Mary's Catholic Church 1401 Washington Ave. Beautiful Cathedral, wonderful accustics, a complete joy to sing or play music in.

If talking to a prime industrial prospect requires a 1,500-mile flight to New York City, Sarah Roberts with the Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce will make it.

An autopsy Friday revealed that veteran Waco firefighter 55-year-old Ramonell James was killed by a gunshot wound to the head before he was burned beyond recognition when his Downsville home exploded in flames.