Unearthing local Black history – the photographs, stories, news and people that define Black lives, culture and accomplishments – requires a bit of an archaeologist’s mindset. It’s not something that ...

Russells’ death on Jan. 6 is part of an escalating trend and comes at a time when advocates are again beseeching lawmakers to broaden protections for domestic violence survivors. Advocates see a ...

The Baylor University Institute for Oral History, Baylor Libraries and Waco Walks will host two local Black History Month ...

Richard Lee Tabler was convicted of capital murder in 2007 and sentenced to death for killing two men. BELL COUNTY, Texas — A man convicted of killing two people in Bell County is set to be executed ...

Under the agreement, the South Texas Alliance of Indigenous People will be responsible for constructing and installing ...

Baylor students will look at an often overlooked part of Waco's history: the story of its Hispanic community, and actually ...

Police in Texas arrested Randy Travis for DWI in August of 2012 after he was involved in a one-car accident. His blood alcohol was nearly three times the legal limit, and he reportedly resisted arrest ...

When Texas baseball hired head coach Jim Schlossnagle to take the reins back in June, hopes of making the College World Series again felt more like a guarantee, ...

The package of bills would tighten the state's bail laws to keep more people in jail — including undocumented immigrants — ...

The first Black graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, Oscar Thompson, studied zoology, as did trailblazing Longhorn ...

Thomas Jefferson Rusk stepped out of Sam Houston’s giant shadow long enough to give his maiden speech in the United States Senate, a vigorous defense of the Mexican War. When John Salmon “Rip” Ford ...