Waxahachie police, with help from the SWAT team, arrested a man Wednesday who is suspected of shooting and injuring another man earlier this year. According to Waxahachie police, Kenneth Broderick, 63, got into a dispute with a man April 24 at the Dallas Inn Suites, located in the 700 block of S.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House passed a bill Thursday that would prevent states from banning birth control, though nearly the entire Republican delegation from Texas voted against it.
Tuesday, Congressman Jake Ellzey introduced H.R. 8408, the Federal Mask Mandate Limitations Act, to Congress.
Since October of 2022, it’s likely more than one million undocumented immigrants will cross the U.S. border via Texas before the most recent June statistics are tallied, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection data.
During Monday’s Waxahachie ISD Board of Trustees meeting, several students, staff and community members were recognized. Among those were students in the Career and Technology Education (CTE) department who received their Educational Aide Certification.
PHOENIX (AP) — Former President Donald Trump and his estranged vice president, Mike Pence, will hold rival campaign events in Arizona on Friday, turning the governor’s race into a broader referendum on the Republican Party’s future.
Tacos 4 Life, an Arkansasgrown taco restaurant with a location in Waxahachie, will host a MobilePack volunteer event next week as people of all ages and walks of life join together for one cause: to pack meals for starving children around the world.
Everything in the natural world serves a purpose. That purpose might not always be easy to identify but everything from a lowly earthworm to a giraffe fits into a unique slot in the big scheme of things. Take the mesquite tree for instance. To many ranchers it’s just a needless plant that sucks water from the soil and quickly covers land that could be used for grazing cattle.
Chris Roark, croark@cherryroad.com The Waxahachie City Council appointed Calla Ross as municipal judge and Bill Scott as associate municipal judge during Monday’s council meeting. Ross… Login to continue reading Login…
Tim Brown of Ennis, a godly man also known as – “The Jesus Freak” – has a heart for the homeless as big as the state of Texas. This interesting man came from a rough up-bringing himself and found out what it was like living on the streets as a teenager.