Adrian Carbajal is a Multimedia Journalist at KFYR-TV. With a focus on construction and real estate, education, and energy, he covers a diverse range of topics including the housing market, public education, and energy policy. Adrian's work has been featured in KOTA-TV, BLACK HILLS FIGURE SKATING CLUB, KSFY-TV, Action News 5, KCEN 6 News, and KENS 5.
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Adrian Carbajal's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including government announcements, with a notable focus on crime, health & wellbeing, business & industry. His articles cover a variety of topics such as legislation, community services, local economy and healthcare.
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Economic leaders in Waco have been spending years researching to encourage big-name brands to set up shop in town.
By: Adrian Carbajal
Three weeks after a Texas Department of Criminal Justice transport bus overturned in Limestone County , the mother of one of the injured inmates is
By: Adrian Carbajal
As Texas continues to experience rapid population and economic growth, the Texas Department of Transportation is seeking residents' input to help shape the state's transportation priorities for the next decade.
By: Adrian Carbajal
The Waco Fire Department already responds to some unincorporated areas around the city. A proposed agreement would expand that coverage.
By: Adrian Carbajal
Pet Circle Regional Animal Center is offering free and discounted adoptions throughout August as part of the nationwide Clear the Shelters campaign.
By: Adrian Carbajal
As students return to classrooms, Waco ISD is still working to fill about 30 teacher positions across the district.
The Bell County Sheriff's Office hosted a press conference talking about the Apache helicopter crash in Salado yesterday.
Gov. Greg Abbott announced a new teacher-led initiative on Aug. 17 aimed at improving student performance in reading and math and moving Texas closer to his goal of becoming the nation's top state for educating children.
By: Jacob Wallin, Adrian Carbajal
Multiple people were taken to area hospitals Tuesday night after what witnesses said was a suspected gas leak at the McDonald's in Troy, including one person who was airlifted from the restaurant.
The Waco Police Department has added its neighborhood officer program to the city's “Find My Neighborhood” online tool, giving residents another
