Controlled burns at Lake Waco to become regular sight
Areas of Reynolds Creek Park on the northwest side of Lake Waco look charred and lifeless this week, but not to worry.
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Areas of Reynolds Creek Park on the northwest side of Lake Waco look charred and lifeless this week, but not to worry.
Waco is starting 2024 with flowing streams, green winter grass and Lake Waco full for the first January in three years. But drought is lingering elsewhere in the region.
Editor’s note: The Tribune-Herald is wrapping up 2023 with a series looking back at the Waco area’s top stories of the year, chosen by our editors and staff writers. The
Waco and other cities have lifted water use restrictions after heavy flooding filled up Lake Waco in the past week, but that doesn’t mean the drought is over.
The Texas A&M Forest Service knew they would have a tough summer since back in April. They just didn't know how tough.