Breaking news
Bellmead man will serve 53-plus years in prison for sexual assault
An ice cream truck vendor could spend 107 years behind bars for sexually abusing a 4-year-old girl. Jurors in 19th State District Court took about 20 minutes Thursday to convict Karl Mayer on two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and one count of indecency ...
Troops kill senior 'capo' of mighty Mexico drug cartel
Soldiers killed a top leader of the Sinaloa cartel in a raid on his posh hideout, dealing the biggest blow yet to Mexico's most powerful drug gang since President Felipe Calderon launched a military offensive against organized crime in 2006.
J-Lo close to deal for 'American Idol,' source says
Former "Fly Girl" Jennifer Lopez is poised to return to television — this time as a judge on "American Idol." The singer-dancer-actor was close to signing a deal to join Fox TV's hit singing contest, a person familiar with the negotiations said.
Arizona sheriff not relenting after ruling on immigration
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio routinely carries out sweeps to arrest illegal immigrants. The tactics have made him the undisputed poster boy for local immigration enforcement and the anger that so many authorities feel about the issue.
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Firefighters attack river of flame northeast of LA
Aircraft and about 500 firefighters attacked a river of flame running through grassy hills northeast of Los Angeles Friday as residents of about 1,000 homes waited to see if the blaze is kept away.
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Texas mom changes plea to guilty in starving case
A mother whose three children were found starving after being shut away in a Dallas hotel bathroom has changed her plea to guilty, bringing her trial to a sudden end.
Providence makes push for more primary care clinics
Providence Healthcare Network plans to aggressively expand the number of primary care clinics it has in McLennan County.
Waco ISD names interim superintendent
Sheryl Davis, head of finances for Waco Independent School District, was named interim superintendent.
Waco zookeepers keep animals' minds, bodies active in summer heat
On hot summer days, Maharani the tiger and her fellow carnivores at Cameron Park Zoo get special treats - bloodsicles with frozen-in bones and fish flesh.
Jason Orts: Memories return as football season begins
A conversation between two area coaches helps mark the unofficial start of football season.
Lawns & Gardens (find it under "Living")
Agave blooms in Waco yard after 12 years
Residents of Dustin Drive in Waco were surprised to see a tall, asparagus-like stalk sprout from their neighbor’s front-yard bush.
High school sports column
Jason Orts: Memories return as football season begins
A conversation between two area coaches helps mark the unofficial start of football season.
Big 12 football media days
Baylor coach: Robert Griffin will be stronger in 2010, ready for season opener
Time arrives for Longhorns' QB in waiting
John Werner: Aggies' rise would serve Big 12 well
Brice Cherry: Stars' departures unlikely to fell these Sooners
Brice Cherry: Nebraska plants 'Big Red' target on jerseys
Texas Tech players sold on new boss Tuberville
Today's top headlines
Waco ISD names interim superintendent
Providence makes push for more primary care clinics
Waco zookeepers keep animals' minds, bodies active in summer heat
Ice cream man guilty of child sex abuse
2 ex-Wacoans among slain in San Antonio murder-suicide
Blogs: Latest posts
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Art movie alert — 'The Kids Are All Right,' 'Cyrus' opening today
Musicians, former students honor Waco ISD band director Mark Geary
Inside Waco: Photo slide shows
Sanger Avenue School torn down: July 26, 2010
The historic Waco elementary school was finally razed after a protracted legal battle.
TriWaco triathlon (Part 1): July 25, 2010
Run, swim, bike — extraordinary athletes came to Waco for the big competition.
TriWaco triathlon (Part 2): July 25, 2010
From the Suspension Bridge to the Brazos, more scenes from the Waco event.
John Werner hikes the Maroon Bells of the Rocky Mountains
Photos from the Trib sportswriter's annual hiking adventure (click here).
Brazos Past: Famous Faces in Waco places . . . politics edition
Baylor University has hosted many political luminaries. From this week's Brazos Past.
Waco Today | Who's Who: August 2010
See smiling faces at local events from the new issue of Waco Today.
Summer in the city: A Waco Today photo essay
Enjoy the Trib photographers' shots of summer from the new Waco Today.
Team Sarcoma Be A Superhero 5K, walk, fun run (Part 1): July 17, 2010
Batman, Superman, Spider-Man and more heroes at Indian Spring Park.
Team Sarcoma Be A Superhero 5K, walk, fun run (Part 2): July 17, 2010
More fun photos at Indian Spring Park in downtown Waco.
Summer Jam hip-hop/rap concert (Part 1): June 16, 2010
Waco hosted a hot hip-hop show at the Heart O' Texas Coliseum.
Richfield High School 30-year reunion: July 16, 2010
Former Rams took a tour of their old school, the current Waco High building.
Baylor Line Camp at Independence, Texas: July 14, 2010 (Part 1)
Students trace roots of university back to 1845 charter.
Baylor Line Camp at Independence, Texas: July 14, 2010 (Part 2)
University's history comes to life for incoming students.
Valley Mills Independence Day parade (Part 1 of 2): July 3, 2010
Residents salute America at their big celebration.
Valley Mills Independence Day parade (Part 2 of 2): July 3, 2010
Town rolls out the red, white and blue to celebrate.
One Nation Under God Concert & Fireworks event: July 3, 2010
Gatesville held a festive Fourth of July bash.
Castle Heights Fourth of July parade 2010 (Part 1 of 2)
Star-spangled fun at the neighborhood event.
Castle Heights Fourth of July parade 2010 (Part 2 of 2)
More fun photos from the July 4th celebration.
Fourth on the Brazos photos
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- Jason Orts: Memories return as football season begins
- Ex-Lady Bear scores 16 in Silver Stars' victory
- No positive results in latest UIL steroid tests
- City Golf Championship looking for 2010 players
- BU women's golf opens 2010-11 in Colorado
Business: Recent headlines
- McLennan County foreclosures up slightly from same month last year; overall trend is down
- Company to develop Valley Mills Drive site of vacant Guaranty Bank building
- Many jobless worry about unemployment benefits lapsing, but most just want to find work
- Local pool businesses take a dip as demand falls
- Mike Copeland: New Western wear store planned between Academy, Gold's Gym
Entertainment: Recent headlines
- New Waco hip-hop station does well in ratings
- No-frills bluesman Willie 'Big Eyes' Smith brings the beat to Bellmead
- Waco DJ lands show at popular Dallas club Lizard Lounge
- Museum spotlight: Historic Waco Foundation
- David A. Smith: Europe should envy our arts system
Police news: Recent headlines
- Ice cream man guilty of child sex abuse
- 2 ex-Wacoans among slain in San Antonio murder-suicide
- 2 arrested after Central Texas car chase, manhunt
- Waco, Temple bank robber convicted
- 2 suspects sought in Waco armed robbery
Opinion page: Recent headlines
- EDITORIAL: A victory for the people
- LETTERS: Readers sound off on rickety boat ramps, voting problems, population growth and Bear Force One
- EDITORIAL: Where Capitol Hill has failed us, perhaps the high court can succeed
- Mary Duty, guest columnist: Local teachers, staff eager about IB, other programs
- EDITORIAL: It's time to clear the air on concerns dogging Sen. Birdwell's legitimacy
NeighborPlus: Recent headlines
- NeighborPlus: Community news for July 25, 2010
- Talk of the Neighborhood: Local achievements and honors for July 25, 2010
Baylor sports: Recent headlines
- Ex-Lady Bear scores 16 in Silver Stars' victory
- BU women's golf opens 2010-11 in Colorado
- Time arrives for Longhorns' QB in waiting
- Brice Cherry: Stars' departures unlikely to fell these Sooners
- Home opener highlights BU cross country slate
High school sports: Recent headlines
- Jason Orts: Memories return as football season begins
- No positive results in latest UIL steroid tests
- Bosqueville golfer signs to play at Hill College
- Former Waco High star faces legal troubles
- South rallies past North for 36-23 all-star football win
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Records: Birdwell voted in 2 states for same election; new residency questions
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- Making a SPLASH: Autistic aquatics program
- Natural, healthy food: Benefits of eating locally
- Here's the beef: The Tony DeMaria's BBQ story
- Welcome to Weeco? A history tour of names
- Planting success: Bonnie's Greenhouse
- Waco woman is world-class Arabian horse trainer
- Local artisan cheeses: natural and delicious
- Heartbreak Texas: Part 4
- PLUS: Food, faith, garden, humor, books, events and more
- Link: View the whole magazine as virtual flipbook
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Illegal valedictorian: Immigrant status stunts former University High grad's dreams
Man suspected of killing his grandfather, former Bruceville-Eddy mayor
Many jobless worry about unemployment benefits lapsing, but most just want to find work
Man killed in hit-and-run accident on Lake Shore Drive
Records show new state Sen. Birdwell voted twice in 2 states
Many trees blown down by Waco-area storms Sunday
New McLennan County Jail doctor helping costs drop
Company to develop Valley Mills Drive site of vacant Guaranty Bank building
2 ex-Wacoans among slain in San Antonio murder-suicide
Man charged with capital murder in Bruceville-Eddy slaying
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