The Waco Bridge
Waco City Manager Bradley Ford announces he will resign
Waco City Manager Bradley Ford will resign Feb. 28, 2026, citing family commitments after leading the city through crises and development efforts; council begins search for successor.
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22mHow to prepare to vote in the Waco-area elections
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7mConnally ISD’s state-appointed leaders make merging schools part of their turnaround strategy
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5mMcGregor will pay a record $175K to settle SpaceX overpumping case
The city, which leases land to the rocket-testing plant, agreed to pay groundwater district penalties, monitor wells and seek new water supplies.