A Christmas light display in a McGregor yard for 22 years before being moved to China Spring this year is wrapping up its first successful year in its new home.
A local middle school gym erupted in cheers on both sides of the stands as an 11-year-old girl with Down syndrome got into a game and scored some buckets.
Several people are left with nothing after a fire broke out at an apartment complex in Killeen early Monday morning.
Schuyler Covert had been living at the Century Plaza apartments with her boyfriend for more than an year when she heard a loud banging on her door just after 1am Monday morning.
Men from across Central Texas came together for a first-of-its-kind conference with a mission to give men a safe space to confront issues that often go unspoken.
Thousands of seniors and those with disabilities will have presents this Christmas thanks to a local nonprofit that focuses on caring for those who many times have no one else to check on them.
This week’s TFNB Your Bank for Life Charity Champion is the largest no-kill shelter in Central Texas, which has rescued more than 10,000 animals since being founded nearly 30 years ago.
Prescott teamed up with Baylor Scott and White to promote early cancer screenings by wearing the message on his cleats during the annual “My Cause My Cleats” initiative.
Lawson Hunt, a fourth grader who is homeschooled in China Spring, hit the bomb at Parsons Sports Ranch in Clifton as his China Spring Cougs 10u team took on the Centex Bandits 10u
The founder of Food For Families is making a plea for everyone to get involved in this year’s food drive next Friday as the need across the area is great.
Stuart Parsons, owner of Parsons Roofing and owner of the new Parsons Sports Ranch in Clifton, is turfing the infields of seven fields for the Clifton Youth Baseball and Softball Association and the softball and baseball fields at Clifton High School.
The Riesel Indians even made sure that 10th grade life skills student CJ Rodriguez, who is known as the team’s biggest cheerleader, was in full uniform for his big moment.
A painting has been unveiled at the federal courthouse in downtown Waco honoring a late federal bankruptcy judge who served the public for over two decades before his passing in 2014.
A local volleyball team that had a run in the playoffs, which ended this week, has something else to celebrate; every single player made the Academic All-District team.
For more than a decade Operation Phantom Support has made a huge impact in the Killeen community.
Now this building they called home off 8th Street downtown is going to someone else because the charity has all but shut down.
La Vega Elementary has joined the Can Manufacturers Institute(CMI) and Recycling Society’s Million Cans Recycling Contest, which launched in early October.
The contest involves 54 schools across America in collecting empty aluminum beverage cans. The competition runs through April 30, 2026, and aims to promote environmental awareness, hands-on learning, teamwork and community engagement.
The Waco Police Department and Waco ISD Police Department will host their annual Trunk or Treat event Oct. 28 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Waco ISD Stadium on New Road.
Tucker Wetmore, who was recently nominated for CMA New Artist of the year as well as ACM New Male Artist of the Year, says despite his busy touring schedule that’s taken him around the world, he’s really looking forward to a stop in Central Texas.
Actor John O’Hurley, who played the eccentric J. Peterman on the hit NBC sitcom, was the featured speaker for the Guardian Angel Society’s Champaign Brunch at Ridgewood Country Club in Waco.
Spirit Halloween brought dozens of costumes to McLane Children’s Hospital in Temple where nearly a hundred kids got the chance to find the perfect outfit.
