Red light cameras are one step closer to coming before the voters of College Station. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with “red light camera guy” Jim Ash: According to City Secretary Connie Hooks [Read More…]
Brazos Valley Bank has announced a new program to help give something back to local charities. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with Lindsay Green, Vice President of Marketing and Customer Relations: For more [Read More…]
The City of College Station has implemented a new phone line to help employees report problems without fear of retaliation. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with City Auditor Ty Elliott: Elliott says the [Read More…]
The Bryan Fire Department is partnering with Scott & White for a bone marrow donation drive. Click to hear WTAW’s Chelsea Wade talk to Scott & White’s Alicia Ramirez. Press Release from the City of [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) _ Police think a drive-by shooting on the Texas Southern University campus was gang-related. Six people were wounded in Wednesday night’s incident. One male student was among the six people who were shot [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Austin police say two recent University of Texas graduates from Houston whose bodies were discovered in a condo near campus were murdered. Police on Wednesday identified the victims as Stacy Barnett [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ Dallas authorities say three children were kept in a hotel bathroom for about a year and were “horribly emaciated” when police found them earlier this month. One claimed to have been repeatedly [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) _ A Houston doctor charged with sexually assaulting four young boys bought his way into the role of adopted grandfather and may have paid one of his victims as much as $155,000 over [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Greyhound Lines is still waiting for the state of Texas to pay it nearly $1 million for the bus company’s work evacuating people from hurricanes Ike and Gustav last year. That’s [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ Education officials have expanded their investigation into suspected cheating at a Dallas middle school. That’s after students retook a math exam and scored dramatically lower. The Texas Education Agency ordered about 407 [Read More…]
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