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Nearly 40% of drivers skip paying for parking at Waco Regional Airport; enforcement crackdown coming (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - Nearly 40% of visitors at Waco Regional Airport are skipping out on parking fees, leaving the airport short of its first-year revenue targets and prompting officials to prepare an enforcement crackdown. One year after rolling out a paid parking system designed to end reliance on municipal and taxpayer subsidies, airport leaders report that reliance on the honor system has yielded only 60% compliance. Visitors currently pay for parking via a mobile app or text message, but th
How everyday citizens can protect democracy: Waco native Skye Perryman shares message in new book (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - How can everyday citizens get involved in the political process? It is a question Waco native Skye Perryman hopes to answer in her new bestselling book. Perryman, a Washington, D.C.-based attorney and chief executive officer of Democracy Forward, returned to Central Texas tonight for a stop on her national book tour. Born and raised in Waco, Perryman attended Midway High School and graduated from Baylor University before earning her law degree and taking her Texas roots to t
Central Texas farm loses entire pumpkin crop after brutal summer, but fall fun continues (opens the original)
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WEST, Texas (KWTX) - A summer marked by persistent triple-digit heat and severe drought has dealt a devastating blow to Western Belle Farm, destroying its entire pumpkin crop and stunting its corn maze ahead of its fifth fall season. Co-owner Taylor Huffman said the family-owned farm hand-planted 3,500 pumpkin seeds earlier this year, hoping to provide visitors with a traditional pick-your-own pumpkin patch experience. “This has been absolutely our worst year with trying to grow a maze and tryin
Rising beef prices squeeze Central Texas barbecue joints, but brisket stays on the menu (opens the original)
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LACY LAKEVIEW, Texas (KWTX) - Beef prices have climbed to record highs, prompting some Texas barbecue restaurants to cut key menu items or even shutter their doors entirely. But one local joint says “it isn’t BBQ without the brisket.” After a barbecue spot near Corpus Christi made headlines for dropping brisket, some diners in Central Texas may have wondered if local smokehouses might follow suit. At Broken G BBQ in Lacy Lakeview, owner Anthony Walton offered a definitive answer: absolutely not.
Worth the buzz? Waco residents weigh in on Amazon drone delivery as the service prepares to expand to hundreds of U.S. cities (opens the original)
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WACO, Texas (KWTX) - They are quiet enough to overlook against the Texas sky, but across Waco neighborhoods, the intermittent hum of Amazon drone propellers overhead has become hard to miss. Amazon’s Prime Air drone delivery service has now operated in Waco for nearly a year. Waco remains one of just 11 cities nationwide with the program currently active, serving as an early testing ground as Amazon prepares to expand drone deliveries to hundreds of cities by the end of the year. For local custo
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