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Bellmead Police investigating alcohol-related crash that killed a 67-year-old bicyclist
BELLMEAD, Texas — Three people were arrested in an alcohol-related crash in Bellmead that resulted in the death of a 67-year-old bicyclist, according to Bellmead Police. On Sunday, July 14, police say a crash involving a 14-year-old that was behind the wheel resulted in the death of Dennis Welch, 67. The 14-year-old, whose name was not released, had a 10-year-old passenger in the car at the time of the crash. The 14-year-old was taken into custody and charged, according to police.
New Waco HS principal returns home to lead the Lions
There's an old adage, “there’s no place like home,” which holds true for newly-named Waco High School Principal Joseph Alexander, who has served in the Waco Independent School District in a number of positions for over 20 years.
Connally Cadets boast several former players featured in College Football 25 video game
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Connally football boasts a long list of former players that are featured in the new College Football 25 video game. Former Cadets Kobe Black, Jelani McDonald, and Tre Wisner suit up for the University of Texas, Kiefer Sibley for North Texas, Kavian Gaither for Sam Houston, and Korie Black for Oklahoma State.
BTW Reunion rekindled acquaintances
The 2024 theme “Bound by History, Reunited by Choice Continuing the Legacy of Love, Great Education, Greater People, Greatest Memories” was indeed just that as the Booker T. Washington Alumni & Ex-Students Educational Association (BTW) returned to their Marlin roots celebrating its 33rd Annual School Reunion, June 28-29. The Class of 1974 were the honorees as they celebrated their 50th class anniversary. Additionally, the Class of 1964 (60 years) and Class of 1954 (70 years) were part of the celebration. The BTW school spirit hit the city early Friday, June 28. Scheduled reunion-related activities were held at the BTW Alumni building. Under the...
Waco PD announces promotion of new Commander
WACO, Texas — The Waco Police Department has promoted Sergeant Chris Eaton to Commander. In his new role, Eaton will be supervising midnight patrol with three other Sergeants. A Waco native, Eaton moved his career and his family back to his hometown in 2012 and has been with Waco...
Temple police identify pedestrian killed in fatal accident
TEMPLE, Texas — A traffic accident involving a vehicle and a pedestrian has left one person dead, according to the Temple Police Department. The incident occurred around 10:04 a.m. on Wednesday, July 17, at the intersection of 31st Street and Scott Boulevard. The preliminary investigation reveals that an SUV struck the pedestrian while turning at a signal light. The vehicle and driver remained on the scene for the duration of the investigation.
Waco ISD administrators update trustees before August budget vote
Budget cuts and a healthy fund balance to cover deficits may allow Waco school trustees next month to consider a budget slightly larger than last year's and a marginal increase in the tax rate. Sheryl Davis, the Waco Independent School District's chief financial officer, walked trustees through the changes in...
Temple firefighters battle large brush fire near landfill
TEMPLE, Texas — Temple Fire and Rescue responded to a significant brush fire near Landfill Road on Saturday afternoon. The fire, reported at 2:37 p.m., was located behind the Solid Waste Facility, where crews found heavy smoke and flames emanating from a large brush pile composed of debris from recent storms. Firefighters, along with work crews and equipment operators, are working to build a fire line to contain the blaze and prevent it from spreading to the main pile, according to Temple Fire and Rescue.
Learning to conquer chaos: Temple Fire & Rescue helps emergency responders prepare for ‘mass casualties’
When the call comes in to 911 that there is an active threat, the ensuing chaos can be as deadly as the shooter’s aim. A mix of public agencies — those that stop threats and those that save lives — rush to the scene.
Waco native John Fram releases supernatural thriller
It took author John Fram a trip back to his Waco home to find the last part of an idea that sparked his second novel, the Gothic thriller "No Road Home." He liked creepy, isolated places, the puzzle of locked-room mysteries and the fun of a last-minute plot twist. In the aftermath of his first book, "The Bright Lands," those elements percolated, waiting for a catalyst.
Success of Waco Transit's on-demand Micro Dash program may warrant expansion
Waco Transit officials say the success of the Micro Dash program could prompt Waco Transit to expand the on-demand van service after the program’s six-month pilot phase ends in October. Since the microtransit system launched April 29, the program has served around 1,500 riders, causing a net increase in...
Waco-area news briefs: Granny basketball team to face local celebrities
Waco Mayor Jim Holmes will speak to the Waco Rotary Club at 11:30 a.m. Monday. The group meets Lee Lockwood Library and Museum, 2801 W. Waco Drive. Lunch costs $15. Email office@wacorotary.org for more information. Back to School Bash. The Waco Police Department will give away free clear backpacks, school...
Firefighters tackle blaze at Temple debris collection site
Fire broke out Saturday afternoon at the debris collection area of the Temple Solid Waste Division and firefighters continued to fight the blaze into the evening. Temple Fire & Rescue responded to the fire at 2:37 p.m. along Loop 363 on the east side of the city with eight units and 14 firefighters. In the area adjacent to the city landfill, they faced heavy flames and smoke that rose from a large brush pile of debris collected from around the city following the May severe storm.
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