New proposed bill aims to change Waco water supply regulation
Representative DeWayne Burns proposed House Bill 2827 to alter the permitting and performance system of the Waco water supply.
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Representative DeWayne Burns proposed House Bill 2827 to alter the permitting and performance system of the Waco water supply.
The City of Waco's Mayor Dillon Meeks presented College GameDay and ESPN Talent Jay Bilas with the key to the city.
Waco takes action to stop proliferation of Air BnBs Dennis Turner and last updated 2021-07-14 21:22:09-04 Some very old Waco neighborhoods have begun to disappear, with only a few residents on a street. Who's in all the other houses? Well... that depends on what day it is. You see, Short-Term rentals, which you might know the brand name "Air BnB" have begun to close in on some long time residents. And the Waco City Council recently took action IT thinks will help. Not so long ago, a new crop of nice, neat, downtown homes started popping up. They had names like Sterling House, Urban Myrtle, t...
Prom night included a stop at the zoo for two local teens Julie Hays © Provided by Waco-Temple-Bryan KWTX-TV Robinson High School students Oscar Valadez and Abagail York with author Stephanie Wolfe and her daughter, Addie. WACO, Texas (KWTX) – Robinson High School students Oscar Valadez, 18, who has autism, and his prom date Abagail York, 15, who has epilepsy, made a pre-prom stop Saturday at the Cameron Park Zoo, where a local author was signing copies of a book she wrote in hopes of sparking conversations about those with disabilities. “I wanted to take Abagail to the...
Waco Moves to Shut Down Laundromats & Car Washes Through Weekend The arctic blast know as Winter Storm Viola has certainly left its mark across the country and even down here in Central Texas. Millions of homes were without power for days and frozen or burst water pipes are just some of the issues we've had to deal with since Monday, February 15. As power has returned, lots of homes are still without water. Several cities have boil water notices in effect and Killeen, Temple and Copperas Cove have all set up water stations to help folk that need it. Our new partners at KWTX are reporting that...