Carl Hoover

WATCH: Roxana Robles' dresses, bedecked in monarch butterflies, will be featured in the Waco Dia de los Muertos parade this weekend, with some 14 models and parade participants wearing her dresses and suits.

Challengers topped incumbents Tuesday in the Robinson and Riesel city council elections.

Some 400 submissions to Wild Imaginings' growing Waco theater festival were culled into a different sort of lineup that features a romantic comedy and the festival’s first musical reading.

Two of Nashville's leading songwriters return to their Waco and Baylor University stomping grounds Saturday to play a “Long Live the Songwriters” show that benefits educational nonprofit Transformation Waco.

The memory — and sound — of the late Waco rock guitarist David Zychek gets refreshed Tuesday with the premiere of the documentary “Z: The Story of David Zychek.”

Country singer-songwriter Kayla Ray returns to Waco to perform a Sunday benefit show with the band The Standards and Zack Aaron starting at 3 p.m. at

Waco Independent School District will start discussions on redrawing school attendance zones for the 2024-25 school year with a 62-member attendance boundary committee scheduled to hold its first meeting Tuesday.

For those who think Thanksgiving dinner with estranged relatives promises the most discomfort comes Larissa FastHorse's “The Thanksgiving Play,” which adds its own squirm factor for some viewers, even as it serves double portions of laughter.

He has shown his colorful, emotionally expressive abstracts in Germany, Paris, New York, New Mexico and Oaxaca during his career, but not here in his hometown. That is, until tonight.

The Waco Cultural Arts Fest plans to celebrate its 20th anniversary this weekend with a big, people-powered squonk.