Month: July 2009

If you find a empty one-liter bottle from the city of College Station on your front porch, don’t be alarmed.

The discovery of a body Thursday evening along the railroad tracks near downtown Bryan has been preliminarily ruled a suicide.

An early morning fire displaced some Bryan residents.

The Texas A&M Board of Regents announced the search committee who will work to find a new president for the university at a Thursday meeting. Elsa Murano resigned from the position the day before Regents [Read More…]

Red light cameras could be coming to a voting booth near you. Click to hear the story from WTAW’s Chris Clift: What started as an attempt to appeal a red light camera ticket took a [Read More…]

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ The threat of wildfires has prompted Gov. Rick Perry to issue a disaster declaration for 167 Texas counties. The proclamation allows the heat-scorched state to activate firefighting resources and quickly respond [Read More…]

IRVING, Texas (AP) _ Retail gasoline prices continue to fall across Texas. The weekly AAA Texas survey of 11 Texas cities released Thursday finds that regular self-serve gasoline was selling for an averageof $2.34 per [Read More…]

UNDATED (AP) _ Dish Network is paying nearly $6 million to settle charges that it improperly marketed, promoted and sold its products and services. The satellite TV provider isn’t admitting any wrongdoing in settling with [Read More…]

College Station Fire Chief R.B. Alley stopped by the studios Thursday afternoon. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with Chief Alley: One big topic of Alley’s conversation was the annual kickoff event for the [Read More…]

A pair of fires have been burning