Good morning, Waco.

Federal civil rights lawsuits remain unresolved in federal court regarding the 2015 Twin Peaks shootout that killed nine and wounded around 20 in Waco + plaintiffs claim mass arrests on $1 million bail lacked individualized probable cause while law enforcement seeks summary judgment based on qualified immunity.

May 17, 2015 marked the 10th anniversary of the Twin Peaks shootout when a dispute between rival biker groups turned violent in Waco—nine people died and about 20 were injured as 16 officers responded.

After a trial ended in a mistrial and charges were dropped against over 150 bikers, the Twin Peaks restaurant building has remained vacant.

Baylor University had a record 4,000 graduates who are stepping into the real world with plans for further studies and work despite some worries about inflation and tariffs — a few graduates said they rely on family support and financial advice to navigate a tight job market.

The new graduates face challenges such as student loans and uncertain job prospects as they start their post-college careers.

More than 20,000 protests have been filed over property appraisals in McLennan County as Chief Appraiser Jim Halbert said—demonstrators are set to begin protesting on Monday—and local officials are preparing to manage the public response.

Texas A&M women's tennis defeated Michigan 4–1 at the Hurd Tennis Center to advance to today's National Championship game against Georgia at 4:00 p.m.—the team aims to win back-to-back titles.

Latino Night Fundraiser

6-10 p.m. — Cambria Hotel Waco University Riverfront — Early bird tickets available — Celebrate Latino culture with music, dancing, and fundraising for a great cause.

Badass Texas 10km

6:45-10:45 a.m. — Heritage Square — Registration required — Celebrate a decade of badassery with a challenging 10km run in Waco, Texas.

TOP Senior Expo in Waco, TX

9 AM – 12 PM — Waco Convention Center — Free entry — Discover a wealth of resources and activities tailored for seniors in the heart of Waco.

Bow Wow Bingo

5-9:30 p.m. — Lee Lockwood Library and Museum — Check website for ticket info — Enjoy bingo games, a buffet dinner, and win fabulous prizes to support animals in need.

Wilderness First Aid Training

May 31st - June 1st — 1305 N 15th St, Waco, TX — $285.00 — Gain essential skills for backcountry emergencies and earn your Wilderness First Aid certification.

2025 Baylor Football Camp #1

8 AM - 1 PM — McLane Stadium — $50 per session — Learn football fundamentals from Baylor University coaching staff and receive a camp t-shirt.

XTERRA Cameron Park Trail Run

8 AM – 12 PM — Redwood Shelter — Registration fee applies — Challenge yourself with scenic 21k, 10.5k, and 5k trail runs in stunning Cameron Park.

2025 RGIII Football Academy

8 AM – 1 PM — McLane Stadium — $50 per session — Enhance your football skills with coaching from Baylor staff and players.