Hannah Hall

Automated teller machines aren’t just for banks anymore. They’re also a way for people to invest in cryptocurrency.

As part of Decrypting Crypto, we’ve taken a look at what cryptocurrency is and how it’s made, but what about making money?

A recent survey from the Pew Research Center found 90 percent of Americans have at least heard about cryptocurrency. Of that 90 percent, less than 20 percent have invested in it, and some of those investors are here in Central Texas.

More people are investing in bitcoin, and other forms of cryptocurrency. While different types of cryptocurrency are produced in different ways, more bitcoin are brought into the market through mining.

If you use apps like Venmo, CashApp or PayPal for your small business, you should be aware of tax reporting changes that went into affect this year.

The IRS will begin accepting and processing tax returns on January 24, which is a little bit earlier than in 2021, when it began in February.

You might have heard the term cryptocurrency, or Bitcoin, but what exactly does that mean, and how can you get started with it?

More than 100 police officers died by suicide last year, according to the nonprofit Blue H.E.L.P., which tracks those statistics. The Caruth Police Institute at University of North Texas-Dallas is hoping a new initiative, which a local police department is part of, will bring that number down.

One Central Texas farmer said it takes a lot of faith to be in his profession, and that’s the case this year, as farmers in this area are facing drought conditions and record inflation.

Two people are displaced after a fire Friday morning in Waco.

A man is in custody after allegedly attempting to shoot a Falls County deputy during a traffic stop.

If residents need to report a pothole or a traffic light that’s out in Waco, there’s a new way to do it.

Last week, around a dozen schools in Central Texas closed amid rising COVID-19 cases. On Tuesday, many of those students headed back to the classroom.

On Monday, people across Central Texas, and the country, will take time to remember the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

Since the pandemic started, remote working has grown more popular, and some experts estimate it could be permanent in some fields. While remote working may not be for everyone, a new space in Waco may help people who miss the office.

The Temple Fire Department is investigating the cause of a 2-alarm early-morning house fire.

Tuesday is the first day of the MidTex Farm, Ranch and Garden show, hosted by the Waco Chamber of Commerce.

A recent study from The Pennyhoarder found more than 80 percent of parents are overwhelmed by the cost of childcare, but there’s a program available in Central Texas that may help.

One year ago, thousands stormed the Capitol after gathering in Washington, D.C. to hear former President Trump speak. Experts say that day has a lasting impact on our democracy.

A year after the insurrection at the Capitol, more than 700 people have been charged, including a local business owner.

School districts across the state, and the country, are facing worsening teacher shortages, but a local woman was recently inspired to help by going back into the classroom.

The city of Copperas Cove is looking to update zoning ordinances in the area, but it wants to make sure people in the area have a chance to share their thoughts.

Texas DPS said one person was injured after a collision between a pick-up truck and an Amtrak train on the evening of Dec. 29.

As kids head back to school, and COVID-19 cases are on the rise, the Waco McLennan County Public Health District recommends getting your kids a COVID-19 booster shot.

Two people are dead and two others are injured after a crash in Corsicana over the weekend.

The temperature in Central Texas certainly did not feel like Christmas, but the holiday spirit was in the air as people gathering together for a meal at The Salvation Army.

The city of Temple is developing a new program to get city residents more involved and it’s looking for the first round of participants.

Six teenagers are injured after a major crash on Thursday night just north of Hamilton.

One of the ten most wanted sex offenders in Texas is back in custody after being arrested by U.S. Border Patrol at Del Rio-Acuna Port of Entry.

The first phases of the Mall to Mall project are underway, and once it’s finished, TxDOT said it will improve travel between Central Texas Marketplace and Richland Mall.

Waco’s not the only place to see beautiful Christmas lights. If you want to get into the holiday spirit, one Temple couple invites you to take a drive through their display.

Few Christmas traditions have stood the test of time quite like one Waco woman, who has been decorating her home for nearly 50 years.

Many homes around Central Texas are getting into the holiday spirit with beautiful Christmas displays. Throughout the week, we’ve shared about five different homes in the area.

It can take long enough to set up traditional Christmas lights, but one Waco resident is taking it to the next level.

If you’re up for a drive out near the Crawford area, there is one house with an epic Christmas lights display, including millions of lights!

Beautiful Christmas light displays are popping up around Central Texas, and if you drive along Highway 84 near McGregor, you probably recognize Roger and Lana Schmidt’s home.

It may not feel like Christmas weather-wise, but one home in Central Texas is certainly getting into the spirit anyway.

Prison and a circus—probably not something that people would think of in the same sentence, but a new show in Waco is bringing the two together.

Traveling can be hectic, but the Waco Regional Airport is hoping to make that process easier.

The Texas unemployment rate is continuing to fall, but if you’re looking for a job, a career fair in Bell County is highlighting some options.

For the second time in three years, the Baylor Bears are heading to the Big 12 championship game, and students, alumni and fans will be cheering them on as they take on Oklahoma State University.

This time of year, Christmas lights can bring a lot of joy, but they can also bring a higher electric bill. Experts recommend a simple switch to save money without sacrificing holiday spirit.

It’s Giving Tuesday, a day that’s all about giving back to charities and non-profits, but the Salvation Army of Waco also wants to give back to the community.

Cyber Monday is here, and while it’s a great time to take advantage of deals, there are concerns experts are warning shoppers about.

Heading into Thanksgiving, many people will be gathering with friends and family. While the vaccine does mean this year will be safer than last year, local health officials are reminder people to pay attention to their health.

A local school district said the traditional high school experience may not be for everyone, and that’s why it’s developing a new option.

The holidays are right around the corner, but the largest single-day food drive in the state is even closer. Pantries around Central Texas rely on the day to prepare for the increased need many see around this time of year.

Every year, the Gatesville Care Center has just one goal for the Food for Families food drive—to collect more food than the year before. This year, that means collecting more than half a million pounds of food.

Families in Central Texas turn to food banks every day for help, and those pantries, including Caritas of Waco, rely on donations from our Food for Families food drive.

Food for Families is just a few days away, and many area pantries rely on this event to fill their shelves, including the Killeen Family Food Care Center.