Month: October 2009

A Bryan man charged with breaking into several apartments at a College Station complex and trying to sexually assault numerous women was sentenced Thursday.

The City of College Station continues work to make improvements on Barron Road, and

SAN ANTONIO (AP) _ Gov. Rick Perry says he’s OK with his re-election campaign getting help from the head of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, who solicited donations from the owners of the bars and [Read More…]

MIDLAND, Texas (AP) _ A Monahans man faces up to 30 years in federal prison after jurors convicted him of filming a minor at a tanning salon. A jury found Alan Steen guilty of sexual [Read More…]

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Indianapolis police say a 16-year-old boy from Texas who was in town for a national farm convention was critically hurt in a three-story fall from a mall escalator. Phillip Caler of Booker, [Read More…]

AMARILLO, Texas (AP) _ The tiny Texline school district is the latest in the Texas Panhandle to cancel classes because of illnesses including the flu. The Texline district was scheduled to shut its doors beginning [Read More…]

DALLAS (AP) _ Two men wrongly convicted of capital murder 12 years ago were expected to be free again on Friday. Claude Simmons Jr., 54, and Christopher Scott, 39, received life sentences in the 1997 [Read More…]

Texas A&M has moved up in the annual National Science Foundation rankings to become one of the top 20 schools in terms of research and development in science and engineering. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris [Read More…]

The Beaver Creek Volunteer Fire Department is preparing for their annual rummage sale and baked potato fundraiser. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with Fire Chief Lee Hall:

Barrington Farms at Washington on the Brazos State Park has a series of special events coming up over the next three weekends. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with Park Ranger Josh Kruse: A [Read More…]