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Helicopters, ATVs, cameras part of Waco eclipse traffic prep

"We fully expect as soon as the eclipse is over, it will be a mass exodus," McLennan County Sheriff Parnell McNamara said.

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Waco-area news briefs: Trinity AME Church holding giveaway Saturday for toys, clothes, more

Items of interest around the Waco area, in brief.

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Waco-area news briefs: TSTC culinary program serving up Jamaican food

Items of interest around the Waco area, in brief.

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Chalk Bluff residents still concerned over Waco sewage plant

Chalk Bluff residents this week continued to challenge Waco officials about a proposed city wastewater treatment plant near their homes.

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City of Waco expecting huge economic impact from solar eclipse

Downtown Waco hotels are filling up and local businesses are prepping for a once in a lifetime experience. The City of Waco is expecting an economic impact of $30 million between April 5 to April 8.

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