Madison Herber is a journalist based in Waco, Texas, writing for KWTX News 10. With a focus on local news, Madison covers a wide range of topics including city council decisions, community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the Waco area. Her work has also been featured on WITN-TV.
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By: Madison Herber
KWTX is hearing from a Harker Heights woman after her brother died during an altercation with Temple police.
By: Madison Herber
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - The Hispanic Leaders Network held a debate with candidates for district seats in the Texas House at the KWTX studios. News 10s Ke'sha Lopez was the moderator Tuesday as Democratic candidate Erin Shank and Republican candidate Pat Curry took questions in the race for House District 56.
By: Madison Herber
Brayden recently learned that he has an extremely rare blood condition called Aplastic Anemia, a condition in which his bone marrow does not produce new blood cells.
By: Madison Herber
(KWTX) - Another major cut has been made to school district's across Texas, this time impacting special education with the state cutting back more than $600 million in Medicaid funding for these programs.
By: Madison Herber
Before packing up and heading out, local game wardens urge you to make sure you have everything you need, and they don’t just mean your gear.
By: Madison Herber
7-year-old Lamariah Parrish, from Mexia, is like any young child you would meet. Full of wonder, loves her siblings and loves to play sports.
By: Madison Herber
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - A Waco native is making history by becoming the first African American to be elected as the mayor of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
By: Madison Herber
Thuy Wheaton has used Ambit Energy Co. for seven years and says she has never spent more than $120 on her energy bill, until now.
By: Madison Herber
More than a dozen families in Copperas Cove are not sleeping in their homes Thursday night after losing everything in an early morning apartment fire.
By: Madison Herber
With the interior of the old Sears Building and Arcadia Theater mostly complete, the City of Temple is cleaning up the outside before the doors can open.
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