COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Ryan Tannehill had a school-record 449 yards passing and four touchdowns in his first career start and Cyrus Gray ran for two more scores as Texas A&M beat mistake-prone Texas Tech 45-27 on Saturday. Aggies coach Mike Sherman wouldn’t reveal whether Tannehill, the former backup, or senior Jerrod Johnson would start leading up to [...]
The Texas A&M women’s basketball team earned its highest-ever preseason ranking with a spot at No. 8 in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll that was released Friday. Coming off of their third Big 12 Championship last season, the Aggies make their fifth consecutive appearance in the AP preseason poll. The Aggies were the second-highest [...]
Sgt. Alan Baron of the A&M Police Department updates WTAW’s Bill Oliver on Friday, 10/29/10 on what is known about the student carrying an replica AK-47 on campus the day before.
What sounds like gunshots in Bryan have been cases of exploding liquid bottles. With the Halloween weekend and lots of people walking, Officer Jon Agnew asks everyone to stay away from plastic bottles containing liquid lying on the ground. Officer Jon Agnew. Agnew says the bottles have been found in multiple locations around Bryan. So [...]
The Bryan school district has won an appeal from the Texas Education Agency. Spokeswoman Sandy Farris says it allows Bryan High to become an academically acceptable school. Comments from Bryan ISD’s Sandy Farris. The appeal dealt with the number of black students at Bryan High who graduated two years ago. Farris says based on TAKS [...]
Why a Texas A&M University student walked on campus Thursday with a replica AK-47 rifle, causing a campus shutdown, is still under investigation. UPD Sgt. Alan Baron. University Police Department Sergeant Alan Baron (buh-ROHN) says a combination of witnesses and video surveillance led to identifying the student walking into Rudder Tower with the fake firearm. More [...]
WTAW’s Bill Oliver visits with College Station Police Officer Rhonda Seaton about Halloween safety.
Sandy Farris of the Bryan ISD visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about the district’s successful appeal to the Texas Education Agency involving Bryan High School.
Bryan PD Officer Jon Agnew visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about exploding plastic bottles containing caustic liquids.
Infomaniacs: October 29, 2010 (Full Audio)
