Economic development and infrastructure continue to be important issues for Waco City Council candidates.
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Garland freshman was initially turned away from the polls.
Both candidates seek to address the economic issues impacting Waco.
Though Americans want to know the results of the election on Nov. 3, it is likely that the results will not be in until later.
“Signs are not important. Reality is what is important,” District 4 City Council Candidate Rick Allen said.
Mayoral candidates have a similar goal to grow Waco economically and socially, and the Baylor community is included in their plans.
House of Representatives expected to maintain Democratic majority
Center set to create 1,000 new jobs in Waco at a minimum of $15 an hour.
2020 election expected to look as partisan as 2016 election
Voter participation in the 2020 election is off to a record-breaking start.
Candidates say it is more difficult to make voters aware of local platforms amid a presidential campaign.
Leaking diesel, likely from nearby gas station, entered storm sewer, may reach on-campus creek.
More details to be announced by Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday.
After a year of planning, the Waco Suspension Bridge is undergoing renovations. To preserve its historical significance, the City of Waco has selected a contractor to fix the suspension bridge within the next 18 to 24 months.
Need a ride to the polls? Baylor’s commitment to 100% voter participation now includes a free shuttle service to get students excited about voting early.
By Vivian Roach | Staff WriterIncumbent candidates and partisan gerrymandering lead to uncontested races in elections.An uncontested race is when…
McLennan County Judge Scott Felton said he wants to give bars a chance to survive, but will close them again if COVID-19 cases go up.
Students studying past and present elections learn about what strategies candidates employ in their campaigns. At the center of it all is social media.
The city still remains a popular spot for Texas campaigns.
It can be tempting to stay inside the Baylor bubble, but outside of campus, Waco has a whole community that is often ignored.
A temporary surge in COVID-19 testing will see Baylor test 2,500 off-campus students per week for two weeks.
By Matthew Soderberg | News EditorMcLennan County bars will reopen Wednesday at 50% capacity for the first time since June…
The Board of Regents approved the purchase of three properties on Washington Avenue, giving the University a better financial position — owning the buildings instead of leasing them.
By Camille Rasor | Arts & Life EditorPolitical campaigns, more so in 2020 than in any other year, are using…
By Megan Lockhart | ReporterGov. Greg Abbott announced Sept. 30 that the state and federal government will partner to provide…
By Gabby Sherwood | Contributor Baylor students waited Friday night outside Melody Ranch, a local dance hall and night club,…
By Sarah Pinkerton | Staff WriterIn honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Waco City Councilman Hector Sabido will be highlighting accomplishments…
By Ava Dunwoody | Staff WriterFollowing Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order No. GA-29 on July 2, the Waco-McLennan County Public…
Baylor sends out alert on Monday morning notifying students of a gas leak near 8th street parking garage. Students were not allowed to access their vehicles inside the garage.
By Megan Lockhart | ReporterThrough last spring’s semester and into the fall, students experienced challenges regarding off-campus apartment leases due…
