Molly-Jo Tilton
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Monday is the last day to register to vote in November’s election. Here’s how. (opens the original)
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The deadline to register to vote in Texas for the Nov. 3 election is Oct. 5. Early voting will start Oct. 19. In Texas, voters cannot register for the first time online, but you can complete and print out an application using the online voter registration application system. That application then needs to be signed and delivered to the McLennan County Elections Administration Office in person or postmarked by the deadline. And if you’re not sure you’re registered, you can check your status by vi
Waco breaks ground on Barron's Branch, first phase of downtown redevelopment (opens the original)
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On the grounds of what will soon be Barron's Branch - a mixed-use development in downtown - City of Waco leaders and community members gathered to commemorate the start of a years-long $213 million dollar project. The new 30-acre development will add a new park space, re-expose the Barron's Branch creek for which the district is named, create a pedestrian friendly neighborhood and create multi-use buildings that would feature shopping, office and residential spaces, and restaurant space. "This i
September 25, 2026 Brazos Bulletin Episode (opens the original)
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Here’s what’s coming up on Brazos Bulletin for the week of September 25, 2026. Check below for updated story links and audio. The City of Waco officially broke ground on Barron’s Branch on Thursday. The investment marks the first phase of its downtown redevelopment project. Two South Texas siblings are melting hearts – and thankfully, not their candy bars – as faces of World’s Finest Chocolate’s latest national campaign. Texas is in it’s peak summer fire season as high heat and extended drought
September 18, 2026 Brazos Bulletin Episode (opens the original)
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Here’s what’s coming up on Brazos Bulletin for the week of September 18, 2026. Check below for updated story links and audio. We travel first to Abilene where Lake Fort Phantom Hill is the latest of three-dozen Texas lakes that have been declared “infested” with Zebra Mussels. As KACU’s Caysson Higgins reports that’s the strongest designation the state gives for the presence of this invasive species. Election day is officially under 50 days away and campaigning is ramping up around the state. Pe
Talarico's Baylor campaign stop marks new approach to political events on campus (opens the original)
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On Wednesday evening, US Senate Candidate James Talarico held a campaign stop at Baylor University’s Hurd Welcome Center. In November, Talarico will face Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton for the Texas’s senate seat in a race The Cook Political Report now rates as a “toss up.” McLennan County has not voted for a democrat in almost a decade, when Chet Edwards was last elected to Congress in 2008. In 2010, Edwards lost by 5 percentage points to republican Bill Flores. Now, Democrats in county-wide
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