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Central Texas College paramedic program graduates 19 students ready to serve community
Nineteen Central Texas College students have completed the school's paramedic program and earned certifications to provide advanced emergency medical care.WATCH HERE: Central Texas College paramedic program graduates 19 students ready to serve communityThe graduating class......
business
Settlement reached to protect Salado Creek from hundreds of thousands of gallons of daily wastewater
After 10 months of negotiations, three environmental groups reached a settlement with developers behind the Reserve at Salado Creek over a controversial wastewater permit tied to the major new development near the community.WATCH the full story here: Settlement reached to......
baylor
Last-second equalizer forces No. 12 Baylor soccer into draw with No. 9 West Virginia
By Carson Vercoe | Sports Writer Fifteen seconds separated No. 12 Baylor soccer from an upset over a top-10 team. They could taste their biggest win of the season and stay undefeated on the road. Baylor needed one stop on a last-second corner kick to secure its second ranked win....
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Old Dominion brings bright lights, classic country to Foster Pavilion
By Arden Berry | Arts & Life Editor Old Dominion's first-rate, full Nashville production came Friday night to Foster Pavilion, bringing in country fans ready to don their cowboy hats and dance this Family Weekend. In a first for Foster Pavilion, a T-shaped platform extended the.....
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No. 18 Baylor volleyball surges past UTEP behind 3rd set rally
By Bennett Parker | Sports Writer No. 18 Baylor volleyball struggled to get past UTEP throughout their Friday night battle. The Bears found themselves trailing 20-15 in the third set while trying to secure the sweep. They gained some momentum on a kill from junior outside hitter....
Local
Rising diesel prices in Waco could mean higher costs at restaurants in the future
The average price for a gallon of diesel in Waco is reaching local highs at $6 and local restaurant owners say the ripple effects could soon hit customers' wallets and menus.Kyle Citrano, a local restaurant owner, said rising diesel prices create a trickle-down effect throughout....
safety
Community sends donations to first responders battling the Hydra Fire
Local firefighters have been battling the Hydra Fire all week in nearby Meridian.But the community is coming together to do all they can including one resident who said its the least she can do. When we can finally give something back, we jumped in. Our friends' ranch was one of....
government
Temple council approves Rowan data center tax break, $38M investment deal after months of push back
Temple City Council voted to approve a tax abatement and a series of development requirements for the final planned project from Rowan Digital Infrastructure, as neighbors continued to voice concerns about the impacts on the community.At the September 17 meeting, the council......
safety
Hydra fire holds at 1,100 acres, 35% containment
The Hydra Fire burning in Bosque County is holding at 1,100 acres and 35% containment as of Friday, according to the Bosque County Sheriff's Office.Authorities said that throughout the day, residents may notice smoke billowing from the area, and that it's expected as portions of....
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All aboard! Waco Transit offers free rides to Baylor v. LA Tech game Saturday
WACO, Texas (FOX 44) - Planning to head to the Baylor vs. Louisiana Tech game at McClane Stadium tomorrow, Saturday, September 19, 2026? Save yourself the hassle of parking by taking advantage of Waco Transit Systems 'Free Tailgator Shuttle." Fans can park for free in downtown......
Local
Lariat TV News: September 18th, 2026
By Claire Marie Scott | LTVN Executive Producer, Aiden Richmond | LTVN Managing EditorWelcome back to Lariat TV News. This week we have more on James Talarico’s visit to Waco.And we preview football's upcoming matchup against Louisiana Tech University.Plus, a new Baptist student....
News
Sports fans spending nearly $1,900 a year for tickets, merch and streaming
The NFL season has kicked off, and the MLB postseason is days away, but following all of your favorite teams just keeps getting more expensive.Sports fans are spending an average of $1,899 on their teams this year, according to a survey by debt settlement company National Debt......