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TSTC graduate Sergio Bazaldua built on guidance from the Cybersecurity program to earn honors and win SkillsUSA medals.

He now advances to a tier II network analyst role.

MCC trustees approved a slightly lower tax rate on Tuesday after administrators reduced $18,000 from the college’s $73.8M budget, finalizing the revised financial plan.

The Waco STEAM Center is holding the Transformation Waco fundraiser on Saturday, Aug.

29 + it will show how fermentation and distillation create flavors in a fun, science-based setting.

Robinson residents David and Traci Brennan say they were not notified about a proposed 130-foot cell tower that fails to meet the required 390-foot buffer and would bypass city code.

The Board of Adjustments will decide on Sept. 22 at 6 p.m. (614 N. Robinson Drive).

I-35 closure in Waco begins Saturday at 7 p.m. for Valley Mills Drive bridge removal, and traffic will be diverted to access roads between New Road + 17th Street until Sunday at 10 a.m.

City offices will be closed Monday, Sept.

7 for Labor Day; some services and contracted partners follow alternate schedules, with trash collection rescheduled for residents on Sept. 9 & select facilities, like the zoo and welcome center, remaining open.

Waco-McLennan County Public Health District detected a tuberculosis case in a man who visited Baylor weeks ago — officials say there is little concern of spread beyond known contacts.

Local landowners in Singleton and Roans Prairie are weighing significant purchase offers from companies tied to SpaceX Terafab and WIT Tech LLC as they consider selling family-owned agricultural land (experts advise hiring professionals to navigate these complex decisions).