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Items of interest around the Waco area, in brief.

OTTUMWA — After receiving new information from city finance director Cole ODonnell regarding three different potential distributions from local option sales tax revenue, the Ottumwa City Council approved a new

Indulge your senses in a sweet symphony of colors, candies, and enchanting décor as the Panther Kids Wrestling Club transforms the Independence Elks Lodge into a real-life Candyland for their

Six volunteers planted 50 trees and shrubs last Friday on a steep area of the Rappahannock County Park. The area ends up along the Rush River, which eventually flows into

DANVILLE — The East Central Emergency Network, serving Montour and Columbia counties, approved the purchase of a new computer aided dispatch system for more than $285,000 Thursday.

There was a time during our lifetimes when a childhood diagnosis of diabetes was considered a death sentence. Though this is no longer the case, a diagnosis of Type 1

The annual Kurten fireworks show on the Fourth of July will continue after a community member stepped up to take over.

On Tuesday, Washington State Attorney General Robert Ferguson filed a request with the state Supreme Court to bypass the appeals court and take the case directly. The request is currently

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - The city of Great Falls is looking to fix-up the 33rd Street water storage tank after inspection crews noticed water leaking out of the tank.

New York (CNN) — Alphabet, the parent company of Google, bounced back from an absolutely dreadful day for tech shares, as its stock surged Thursday after the closing bell. All