A lifelong fitness enthusiast who has helped spread wellness across Central Texas and worked at Baylor in fitness for more than two decades is retiring after 23 years.
A local sheriff’s detective was given a prestigious statewide honor for his role in fighting human trafficking not only locally, statewide, and nationwide - but around the globe.
KWTX Anchor Pete Sousa said it was a dream come true to be in front of the camera broadcasting for The Longhorn Network to a potential audience of 20-million.
Some local Boy Scouts of America Troops, which include boys and girls, are placing more than a thousand American Flags on holidays, including Memorial Day, in the yards of local homeowners.
Teachers and staff at a local elementary school created a hype video to get students ready to take the STAAR exam this week and the result was a huge hit.
A beloved Texas woman celebrated her 90th birthday over the weekend surrounded by generations of relatives who say the matriarch remains the pillar of the family.
A teenager with Down syndrome may not be able to get her driver’s license on her 16th birthday this summer, but friends are making sure she still gets her own set of wheels.
The daughter of a well-known, and highly skilled, quilter in Central Texas who passed away donated a treasure trove of supplies belonging to her mother.
A local fundraiser for a non profit with plans to build a house to help children awaiting foster care placement raised more than half a million dollars this week.
An effort is underway to raise money to purchase a handicap equipped motorcycle for a beloved member and longtime advocate for the disabled community in Central Texas.
Some local nonprofits and businesses are getting a helping hand with free marketing solutions and advertising ideas thanks to a hands-on approach in a Baylor marketing and advertising class.
Sharon Mayo Parker, a beloved former and longtime anchor at KWTX, has been named the first African American female general manager in the history of Six Flags.
A young cowgirl in Central Texas is stealing the spotlight at youth softball fields after trading in her traditional cleats for her beloved cowboy boots.
A local high school student already training for a career in the medical field put her knowledge to good use this week, saving the life of a teacher choking in the school’s library.
The Faith and Sports Institute is a team of athletes, coaches, chaplains, and scholars who provide theological education, compelling research, and formative practices for Christians in sports.
Dozens of dogs from Fuzzy Friends Animal Rescue in Waco have found their forever homes in the past year thanks to News 10 viewers who tune in each Friday for a weekly segment.
A Central Texas woman who was a finalist on the most recent season of NBC’s “The Voice” lent her talents to help Mission Waco celebrate its 30th anniversary.
A Central Texas mother says an injury spurred a downward spiral of depression and weight gain for the better part of 15 years but says she’s found herself again.
