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McLennan Community College and a government professor who claimed he had been wrongly fired after a Jan. 25, 2022, incident involving campus police have settled a lawsuit for $275,000.

A new study suggests western subterranean termites comprise two distinct species, and at least five species in the genus Reticulitermes are present in California.

Lions Club members got to hear what the Jacksboro Athletic Booster Club is all about during their meeting Wednesday, Sept. 13.

Jacksboro Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Casey Hubble gave an overview of the Tiger athletic program to Jacksboro Lions during their meeting Wednesday, Aug. 23.

Waco landmarks of note, a big restaurant venture and a local JP going to the Texas Supreme Court were the four topics that dominated interest this week for Tribune-Herald readers.

McLennan Community College has its accreditation renewed after meeting recommended changes in an earlier warning.

Co-founder Renate Rain's own healing journey has ripple effects. #k5evening

If you see western subterranean termites swarming in the spring, from now through June, save the specimens for University of California Urban Integrated Pest Management (IPM) advisor and urban entomologist Andrew Sutherland. Sutherland, UC Riverside professor and urban entomologist Chow-Yang Lee, and USDA forest entomologist Lori Nelson want to compare the spring swarming populations of Reticulitermes hesperus with the fall swarming populations. “A major taxonomic question surrounding wester...

Providing pest and lawn care solutions for residential and commercial customers throughout Central Florida, Aaron Pest Control was founded by Jim and Laverne Smith in 1963. Their son and second-generation owner Phil Smith said, “Since taking over leadership of Aaron Pest Control, I have stayed true to my parents’ commitment to put their employees first. When looking for the company to entrust with our family business, this commitment was top of mind. I needed to be confident that my team wo...

ORLANDO, Fla. — Massey Services announced their donation of $150,000 to Orlando Science Center.  The donation supports the science center’s Unlock Science Campaign, which will create new exhibits and educational programs that provide high-quality STEM experiences for individuals in the Central Florida community.    A portion of the donation is designated for Food Heroes – a new exhibit and dining experience with interactive stations, educational videos, opportunities for guest speake...