Month: March 2009

A group of officers from the Bryan Police Department were trained Tuesday on how to use the

A department store employee at the Post Oak Mall suffered minor injuries while holding robbery suspects

The City of Bryan will be conducting their annual citizen survey in April. City Manager David Watkins says the survey provides very detailed information. Police, fire, public works and code enforcement are among the many [Read More…]

The B/CS Chamber of Commerce hosted the weigh in for their Fitness Challenge on Tuesday. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with the B/CS Chamber

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ The Republican-controlled Texas Senate began debating election reforms Tuesday that would require voters to provide identification papers. Republicans say the ID requirements, which would take effect in time for 2010 elections, [Read More…]

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ If you talk or text on your cell phone while driving, the long arm of the Texas Legislature may be coming after you. The Texas House Transportation Committee today heard from [Read More…]

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) _ Seven employees at a state home for the mentally disabled in Corpus Christi have been suspended for staging a “fight club.” Police say some male disabled residents were forced to [Read More…]

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Regents today granted the Hurricane Ike-ravaged University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston a reprieve, if the Legislature provides the cash. UTMB leaders presented UT System regents in Austin with a [Read More…]

GONZALES, Texas (AP) _ Police say three people were in custody Wednesday after gunfire today near Gonzales City Hall left five people hurt, including two shot. Police said two people were taken to a San [Read More…]

EL PASO, Texas (AP) _ Army officials in El Paso say 16 patients exposed to a mismanaged insulin needle program have tested positive for hepatitis C. The William Beaumont Army Medical Center patients were among [Read More…]