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Judge Upholds Texas Hardline Grade Policy
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ A judge says students must get the grades they earn and not an inflated score on report cards under a new Texas law that bans minimum grade policies. The ruling Monday [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ A judge says students must get the grades they earn and not an inflated score on report cards under a new Texas law that bans minimum grade policies. The ruling Monday [Read More…]
CROWELL, Texas (AP) _ Authorities say the high school football coach and athletic director in Crowell has been charged with having an improper relationship with a student. Department of Public Safety spokesman Dan Hawthorne said [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ The federal government is fining Texas nearly $4 million for errors in its issuance of foods stamps. The Austin American-Statesman reports that the U.S. Department of Agriculture fined the state for [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ The Texas Green Party is asking the state Supreme Court to allow its candidates to be on the November statewide ballot. The state Democratic Party sued to block the Green Party. [Read More…]
A College Station motel is without at least one room to rent after an accused drunk driver drove his small pickup into the building.
The first group of College Station’s new homes built for the city’s affordable housing program has been completed. It’s one of the functions of the city’s economic development office. Director David Gwin, visiting with the [Read More…]
The economic development company for the Brazos Valley has completed an analysis of its work over the last ten years. Todd McDaniel, President of the Research Valley Partnership, says 65 projects benefitting Bryan/College Station were [Read More…]
College Station city officials have started working with a consultant on the future of 300 acres of land destined to be developed somehow for biomedical businesses. The property under study is in the area around [Read More…]
College Station city officials have started working with a consultant on the future of 300 acres of land destined to be developed somehow for biomedical businesses. The property under study is in the area around [Read More…]
A plot to avenge a murder in Washington state landed a College Station man in jail over the weekend.
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