Bryan ISD comes by for an afternoon show visit on alternating Thursdays. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with BISD Communications Director Sandy Farris: Sandy’s show prep notes: Tonight is the second of four [Read More…]
The College Station City Council approved a proposed settlement in the red light camera lawsuit last week, but it was a deal that left one huge question unanswered. Click to hear WTAW’s Scott DeLucia talk [Read More…]
Overwhelming demand for the H1N1 vaccine is causing the Brazos County Health Department to change the way they are conducting clinics. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with Health Education Director Sara Mendez:
Before a crowd of approximately thirty people Wednesday afternoon, current Bryan Mayor Mark Conlee announced his plans to run for Brazos County Judge. Conlee says he plans to utilize his experience to manage relations between [Read More…]
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) _ The Army has charged the Fort Hood shooting suspect with 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder. These charges are added to the 13 premeditated murder charges filed against Maj. Nidal [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) _ A Pentagon spokesman says hurry-up deployments to Afghanistan by Army combat units at Fort Hood and other stateside posts are likely early next year. That’s in the wake of President Barack Obama’s [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ The five largest newspapers in Texas are uniting to conduct political polls for the 2010 elections. The newspapers announced Wednesday that the surveys will be done for the Austin American-Statesman, The [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) _ An eight-year-old lawsuit by Enron shareholders and investors ended Thursday after the remaining defendants in the case were dismissed. The shareholders and investors in the failed Houston-based company had accused various financial [Read More…]
MIDLAND, Texas (AP) _ A 16-year-old boy is hospitalized in the West Texas city of Midland after his 2-year-old cousin shot him in the chest. Midland police Sgt. David Garcia says the teen was visiting [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ A federal appeals court says a suburban Dallas school district’s rules regulating when students could hand out religious materials are constitutional. The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans upheld [Read More…]
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