The City of Waco is preparing to close portions of the Brazos River Riverwalk for a major reconstruction project.

City leaders say multiple park projects under construction across Waco will bring new playgrounds, trails, and gathering spaces to neighborhoods throughout the city.

WACO, Texas (FOX 44) – Waco City Manager Bradley Ford has announced his decision to resign from his role, effective February 28, 2026. The city says Ford will remain in his position through the ...

WACO, Texas (KWTX) - The Waco Regional Airport may undergo changes following today’s city council meeting that could impact parking fees. The airport has been operating with a subsidy from the city’s ...

Waco plans to close parts of the Brazos River Riverwalk for a redevelopment project set to finish by January 2028, enhancing ...

WACO, Texas (FOX 44) – The Waco-McLennan County Library has kicked off Spring Break with its Library On The Go event! Over 275 people came downtown to Heritage Square for a fun-filled experience ...

A recent Waco City Council vote is opening the door for development on a long-vacant lot that once housed the old Hillcrest ...

WACO — The Texas Attorney General is investigating why Waco is charging more than $30,000 to a resident of Axtell who filed an open records request for documents related to the city's plans for a new ...

WACO, TEXAS (FOX 44) – Due to ongoing winter weather, City of Waco non-essential services will remain closed Tuesday, January 27th, 2026. Some departments will have an alternate start time. Essential ...

Waco officials have proposed a balanced $649.8 million budget for next year, an $800,000 increase from the current budget, including $32.2 million of belt-tightening, while maintaining current ...

Waco City Council voted Tuesday to tighten the leash on outdoor animal vendors while loosening vaccination requirements for pets. The ordinance revision, passed unanimously on first reading without ...

Apr 15, 2025 Apr 15, 2025 Updated Oct 18, 2025 0 You can’t talk about the Oklahoma City bombing without talking about what happened at Waco. “And what happened at Ruby Ridge,” Brian Blansett told me.