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Closing Arguments Set in Northgate Stabbing Trial

The fate of a former Marine could go to a Brazos County jury on Wednesday.  The trial adjourned Tuesday and was scheduled to reconvene at 8 a.m., Wednesday, for closing arguments.  Ronald Johnson is charged with one count of murder in the stabbing death of Rice University basketball player Jonat...




Judge Rescinds Controversial Death Penalty Ruling

HOUSTON (AP) _ A state district judge in Houston has rescinded a highly criticized ruling that the death penalty was unconstitutional. However, the debate on the issue isn't over. Judge Kevin Fine on Tuesday said he wants more information on whether the state's death penalty statute is unconstituti...




Bryan Council Postpones Approval of T-Hangar Lease

The Bryan City Council made steps toward a new T-Hangar lease at their regular meeting Tuesday night. However, after receiving input from tenants and the Bryan Business council, they have decided to postpone the item until their April meeting. Click to hear WTAW's Chelsea Wade talk with Director ...




Police: Office Gunman Likely to Die

DALLAS (AP) _ Dallas police say charges against a former city attorney accused of shooting a father and son inside their financial business are on hold because the accused gunman isn't expected to survive. Police say Robert Mustard shot himself in the head after shooting the others Monday. Mustard,...




Singing Cadets to Hold Benefit Concert

The Texas A&M Singing Cadets are helping one campus organization by holding a benefit concert Thursday. Click to hear WTAW's Chelsea Wade talk with Business Manager Matt Kriger: Letter from Texas A&M Singing Cadets As you may know, CARPOOL (Caring Aggies ‘R’ Patrolling Over Our Lives) had to ...








News

Closing Arguments Set in Northgate Stabbing Trial

Closing Arguments Set in Northgate Stabbing Trial

The fate of a former Marine could go to a Brazos County jury on Wednesday.  The trial adjourned Tuesday and was scheduled to reconvene at 8 a.m., Wednesday, for closing arguments.  Ronald Johnson is...

Bryan Council Postpones Approval of T-Hangar Lease

Bryan Council Postpones Approval of T-Hangar Lease

The Bryan City Council made steps toward a new T-Hangar lease at their regular meeting Tuesday night. However, after receiving input from tenants and the Bryan Business council, they have decided to...

First Lady Anita Perry Attends Magnolia Tea Event

Less than 24 hours after President Obama gave a speech promoting women's history month, Texas First Lady Anita Perry was on the A&M campus discussing the importance of women's health care as part of the...

Singing Cadets to Hold Benefit Concert

The Texas A&M Singing Cadets are helping one campus organization by holding a benefit concert Thursday. Click to hear WTAW's Chelsea Wade talk with Business Manager Matt Kriger: Letter from Texas A&M...

Epicurean Extravaganza Deemed a Success

Nearly 30 area restaurants and chefs were on hand Tuesday  night for the 15th annual Epicurean Extravaganza. Click to hear WTAW's Chelsea Wade talk with B-CS Chamber President and CEO Royce Hickman:...

Judge Rescinds Controversial Death Penalty Ruling

Police: Office Gunman Likely to Die

Body Found Near Where Houston Executive Last Seen

Two Arrested for Attacking SA Officers

State School Fight Club Trial Begins

Bryan Council to Discuss Coulter Airfield Lease

Defense to Present Case in Northgate Stabbing

Bryan ISD Approves School Calendar

Brazos Animal Allies Talk Animal Shelter

Local Election Ballots Finalized

Sports

Aggie baseball slams PSU; Softball splits

Aggie baseball slams PSU; Softball splits

  The Aggie baseball team scored 17 runs in a five-inning span yesterday to slam Penn State 17-3 in the first of a two-game series at Olsen Field. The Aggies broke open a 0-0 tie with four in the fourth,...

Big 12 Tourney-Time in KC

The Big 12 will start their post-season basketball tournament today and end it on Saturday and then wait for what they hope will be a banner selection Sunday, as they are hoping to get seven teams in the...

Crossdown Showdowns Abound

There were crosstown showdowns abound yesterday, both on boys and girls soccer and in softball. Both soccer games ended in overtime 1-1 draws between the Bryan and Consol boys and between the girls, so...

Listen to Tom Turbivlle's Sportscast for Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Listen to Tom Turbiville's Sportscast for Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Aggie hoopsters get Big 12 Honors

Tom Turbiville's Sports Scripts for Wednesday 3/10/10

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