Christopher De Los Santos

Waco plans tens of millions of dollars in infrastructure work along Speegleville Road, including a new bridge over the Middle Bosque, to support further development in the Highway 84 corridor.

It adds to a long list of honors for Miller. He has not, however, received the nation's highest military honor, and advocates continue to push Congress to change that.

The project, which is 90% designed and set to go to bid in January, is intended to serve rapidly growing areas in southwest Waco and nearby suburbs.

Interest from builders of sports stadiums has caused the city of Waco and its contracted master developer to consider creating a minor league ballpark sooner than later.

The Catholic Diocese of Austin is seeking to withhold from prosecutors records it says are unrelated to the criminal cases against the Rev. Anthony Odiong.

Plans for some 2,000 homes across Lake Waco could move forward once the city of Waco builds sewer and water lines.

Work is set to begin in February on a $234 million reconstruction of Interstate 35 south to Highway 6, a four-year project that will add lanes, frontage

Waco officials say rebuilds are needed for Texas Central Parkway, a key industrial corridor, and Speegleville Road, where hundreds of new houses are planned.

2024 in review: A 521-acre master planned community of 1,887 homes amid parks, trails and amenities along the Brazos River near downtown Waco won approval for an unprecedented incentive package.

Compared to the last few years, the emphasis in 2025 would be on rehabilitating streets in fair condition to prevent their decline.