Month: January 2010

The new Texas A&M Health Science Center campus in Bryan is still six months away from opening its first phase, but state officials are keeping a close eye on the project.

Prior to Thursday afternoon all Republican District 17 U.S. House of Representative candidates except for one had joined us on the afternoon show.

After

WASHINGTON (AP) _ A US official says a Pentagon inquiry into the case of the alleged Fort Hood shooter could lead to punishment of up to eight Army officers. Defense Secretary Robert Gates is expected [Read More…]

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ The Texas State Board of Education has pushed to Friday a tentative vote on new standards for teaching social studies and other lessons after hours of sometimes contentious debate. The board [Read More…]

IRVING, Texas (AP) _ Retail gasoline prices continued their New Year’s spike across Texas this week. The weekly AAA Texas price survey released Thursday shows regular unleaded is retailing for an average of $2.62 per [Read More…]

GALVESTON, Texas (AP) _ Galveston has banned texting and e-mailing by drivers within its city limits. The City Council voted 6-1 Thursday to amend the city traffic code to ban using “wireless communication devices to [Read More…]

WACO, Texas (AP) _ In the month before his wife died, a minister visited some online pharmacies and drug companies’ Web sites and did an Internet search for “overdose on sleeping pills.” That’s according to [Read More…]

The following is information from the Texas Department of Transportation regarding the movement of a massive generator through the Brazos Valley:

The MSC Forsyth Center Galleries will celebrate their grand opening Friday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 110 North Main in Historic Downtown Bryan. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with Director Nan [Read More…]