An Illinois World War II veteran had some unexpected company for this 100th birthday.

The Texas House approved legislation on Thursday that would restrict transgender student athlete participation in school sports.

In the recording, Gina Peddy told the teachers to remember a new Texas law that requires teachers to present multiple perspectives when discussing “widely debated and currently controversial” issues. She said: “And make sure that if you have a book on the Holocaust, that you have one that has an opposing, that has other perspectives.”

The McLennan County Health District is partnering up with local African American churches, Waco NAACP, and VOICE Waco to get vaccines in arms by hosting a vaccine clinic on Sunday called “Shots for Souls”.

KISD’s Police Chief, Ralph Disher, reported 15 assaults so far this year. Two years ago that number was a 17.

Nakia Dowdy, the event organizer, and others have had enough and want to come up with a way to fix the problems, specifically in Killeen schools.

Clinton, 75, was admitted to the University of California Irvine Medical Center on Tuesday evening for a non-COVID-19-related infection, Angel Ureña said in a statement.

The officer, Michael A. Riley, is accused of tipping off someone who participated in the riot by telling them to remove posts from Facebook that had showed the person inside the Capitol during the Jan. 6 attack, according to court documents.

Timothy Ferguson, one of the lawyers who filed the class action lawsuit, says they’re seeking more than just a tuition refund to those students who believe they’re entitled to one.

A fundraising campaign called “Raise our Roof” was created for the Talitha Koum Institute in Waco after it was discovered vultures living in the area were damaging the building.