AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Lawyers for Ector County schools and the University Interscholastic League won’t release documents that might show how a 22-year-old Haitian immigrant fooled high school coaches and administrators into thinking he was [Read More…]
WASHINGTON (AP) _ A spokesman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Texas leaders today asked state agencies to trim their upcoming budget requests by 10 percent in anticipation of a shortfall that could reach $18 billion. The request to lower future state [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) _ The Texas Education Agency has assigned a conservator to a Houston charter school after a teacher was captured on cell phone video beating a student. TEA spokeswoman Suzanne Marchman on Friday said [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ Fort Worth-based American Airlines today announced a tentative contract agreement with about 10,600 ground workers. The union says the proposed contract includes pay raises, a signing bonus and retiree health benefits for [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Gov. Rick Perry has appointed state District Judge Debra Lehrmann to the Texas Supreme Court, filling the seat of Justice Harriet O’Neill when she leaves June 20. Lehrmann is already the [Read More…]
A study on creating a large area of medical-related businesses around the College Station Medical Center is getting $250,000 from the city council. It was not a unaminous decision. Councilman Jess Fields voted no and [Read More…]
A Brazos County jury sentenced 26-year-old John Thuesen to death by lethal injection Friday for the deaths of his girlfriend Rachel Joiner, 21, and her brother Travis, 23.
A short power outage occurred over the noon hour in the Northgate area of College Station. Jane Sayers with College Station Utilities says there was a malfunction in a substation breaker. Approximately 1,000 customers were [Read More…]
The Bryan Police Department is focusing on seat belt usage with the annual “Click It or Ticket” campaign. Click below to hear comments from BPD Officer Jason James, visiting with WTAW’s Bill Oliver. Here’s
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