The A&M United Methodist Church project to send three portable medical clinics to Haiti is right on track thanks to generous donations of both money and labor. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with [Read More…]
The College Station Citizen’s Police Academy started this week. WTAW’s Chelsea Wade attended to keep us posted on the lessons she has learned so far. The desire to gain a deeper understanding of the department [Read More…]
The Bryan Police Department is reminding political candidates and their volunteers that rules apply to placing campaign signs around town. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift and Tom Turbiville talk with Officer Jason James: For [Read More…]
The Marketing Department in the Mays Business School at Texas A&M is hosting a benefit for the Dr. Conant Memorial Scholarship Fund. Click to hear WTAW’s Chelsea Wade talk with Chairperson Lisa Burton: Press Release [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Texas has announced a $30 million homebuyer initiative targeting veterans. The funding was announced Tuesday by Gov. Rick Perry and the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. The state, through [Read More…]
TEMPLE, Texas (AP) _ A federal investigation found that nearly 700 pieces of mail sat undelivered in the Temple post office last July, more than half of it first class. The Inspector General’s office for [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ An abstinence-only study that allowed students to explore the drawbacks of having sex as young as age 12 has attracted praise from some Texas educators. Texas law requires an emphasis on abstinence [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) _ Sheila Jackson Lee’s appearance at Michael Jackson’s funeral in Los Angeles last summer helped convince a three-term Houston city councilman to give the congresswoman her first credible re-election challenge in 16 years. [Read More…]
TOKYO (AP) _ A recall over air bags that started with a few thousand vehicles 15 months ago has ballooned to include nearly 1 million Hondas. The Japanese automaker says it has taken more than [Read More…]
TOKYO (AP) _ Brake repair work is starting in Japan on the recalled Toyota Prius hybrid, but this fix has nothing to do with wrenches and screwdrivers. Mechanics are using a small laptop-like device that [Read More…]
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