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The proposed Chalk Bluff wastewater treatment plant needed to accommodate China Spring’s growth is also expected to free up capacity for a massive development nearby downstream, Waco officials said.

11:15AM: Highway 50 is fully opened as more progress is made on the Kyburz Fire. Officials have changed the number of acres burned to 98 acres and the fire is now 80 percent contained. The size change due to more accurate mapping from the infrared flight.

Chalk Bluff residents this week continued to challenge Waco officials about a proposed city wastewater treatment plant near their homes.

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What a difference a weekend makes. The atmospheric river that powered in on Sunday is bringing heavy snow to the Sierra Nevada. But leading into the storm, snow in the

With population growth in the Hewitt and Lorena areas, Waco officials are in the planning stage of an expansion that would double the capacity of the Bull Hide Creek Wastewater

City officials addressed concerns Tuesday as they laid out a proposal to built for a wastewater treatment plant about a decade from now by the Brazos River in Chalk Bluff.

A proposal from the city of Waco to build a new wastewater treatment plant in the Chalk Bluff area has drawn concern from local residents, who said they are worried