Journalist · 1 articles indexed on The Waco
JONATHAN ALLEN AND MARIA TSVETKOVAReuters is a bylined journalist whose reporting appears on The Waco. We aggregate JONATHAN ALLEN AND MARIA TSVETKOVAReuters's work from trusted local sources with full attribution, linking back to the original publisher. To learn more about how we select and review stories, see our editorial standards.
Affiliated with: Waco Tribune-Herald
NEW YORK — A Russian couple of daredevil artists climbed to the top of the Empire State Building's towering spire Wednesday in New York City to unfurl a large banner urging world peace in what appeare
Recent reporting and curated coverage across every beat we cover.
New York City is at the center of America's 250th birthday celebration, with the iconic Times Square ball drop reactivated for the occasion a rare sight outside of New Year's Eve.The Times Square ball drop is being used to honor the Fourth of July for the first time outside of its traditional Ne...
While more than 92% of Texas kindergarteners and 7th graders were fully vaccinated in the 2025-26 school year for each vaccine required to attend school, the coverage rates remained lower than before the COVID-19 pandemic, state data released Wednesday shows.Of note in the latest report released ...
You don't kill Hessians, draft a declaration and capture Yorktown on an empty stomach. Just what did the founders eat?
Martha Johnson
Temple, Tx (FOX 44) - Temple police report automatic license plate reading cameras that have helped find missing persons and stolen vehicles were tampered with. Police did not specify how much damage had been done to them, but dd report a 22-year-old Belton man was arrested in connection with the...
Barney Fife stole a few minutes of my time. Again.
It’s a lot easier than it used to be putting together rosters for Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game. That doesn’t mean quality can’t slip through the cracks.
Festivities commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence from Great Britain kick into higher gear across the United States on Friday as celebrations are balanced with efforts to stay safe as much of the country bakes under extreme heat.President Donald Trump will travel to South D...
Dear Eric: My spouse is unable to say "Oops, sorry." He automatically denies having done the thing or blames me or my son — even if he literally just did it in front of me/us.
TRAVEL
Dear Heloise: I love to cook, but my doctor warned me about using too much salt.
Despite juggling packed calendars and busy lives, folks still take pride in their homes. That means spring cleaning, of course, but also making sure to try new ways to keep things clean year-round. There's deep cleaning the house in one…
WASHINGTON LANDMARKS
WORLDVIEW | CLIMATE
Most people expect medicine to work because of what's behind a pill or recommended treatment plan, but sometimes people feel better even when a remedy contains no active ingredient at all. A sugar pill eases pain, a fake cream reduces…
PERSONAL FINANCE
The gender income gap remains alive and well. Just ask older women collecting Social Security.
GUN VIOLENCE
SPOTLIGHT| FOOD AID
OFF THE COAST OF NORTH CAROLINA — The warning came booming over the airwaves, in a voice unmistakably from the American south: "Warship! Get out of our waters!"
AMERICA AT 250
NEW YORK — A Russian couple of daredevil artists climbed to the top of the Empire State Building's towering spire Wednesday in New York City to unfurl a large banner urging world peace in what appeared to be an elaborate…
ENTERTAINMENT
Ciarre Campbell faces murder and aggravated assault charges in the death of his mother, Nateal Campbell, according to Fulton County, Georgia, police records.
FOURTH OF JULY
Alex Ovechkin passed on retirement to return to the Washington Capitals on a one-year deal.
eero 400
Jaylen Brown said goodbye to Boston on Thursday, admitting he was "still processing how this all went down," a day after being traded to the Philadelphia 76ers.
Matthew Brabham's racing career could have gone any number of ways.
It's a lot easier than it used to be putting together rosters for Major League Baseball's All-Star Game. That doesn't mean quality can't slip through the cracks.
America has caught World Cup fever, and it is showing up in an unlikely place: trade data.
Michigan transfer J.P. Estrella will remain with the Wolverines following head coach Dusty May's departure to the NBA, the big man told ESPN on Thursday.
St. John's forward Donnie Freeman will miss the 2026-27 season after tearing his Achilles tendon during a workout.
Waco native Kenrich Williams is set to return to the Oklahoma City Thunder after reaching an agreement on a one-year, $5 million deal, according to a Thursday report from NBA insider Chris Haynes.
LeRoy Irvin, who spent the 1980s at cornerback for the Los Angeles Rams, has died at 68.
Former Baylor center James Nnaji is expected to continue his college career at George Mason, according to a report by DraftExpress on Thursday.
BAYLOR FOOTBALL
WASHINGTON — Democrats head into November's midterm elections with potential advantages, including the unpopularity of President Donald Trump and voter anger with Republicans over high prices.
KYIV — Russia launched hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles at Ukraine's capital Kyiv in the early hours Thursday, killing at least 25 people, wounding scores more and damaging about 130 buildings in the deadliest attack on the capital…
VENEZUELA
Free weekly digest. Local news that actually matters — no spam, no clickbait, easy unsubscribe.
By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy. We never sell your data.