Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: August 31, 2011 (6:15am)
Infomaniacs: August 31, 2011 (6:15am)
Month: August 2011
Featured Stories
It’s Official! A&M Leaving Big 12!
Texas A&M University today officially notified the Big 12 Conference that the institution will submit an application to join another athletic conference. Should this application be accepted, Texas A&M will end its membership in the [Read More…]
Sports
Latest on Ags to SEC
Yesterday a statement from Texas A&M corrected a New York Times Report from the day before that had claimed that A&M President Bowen Loftin had already sent a letter to Big 12 Board Chair Brady [Read More…]
News
Polygamist Cult Leader Jeffs Improving
HOUSTON (AP) _ The condition of polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs has been upgraded from critical to serious following his move to a prison hospital for additional treatment after he became sick while fasting. Texas [Read More…]
News
Romney Uses Texas Appearance to Attack Perry
SAN ANTONIO (AP) _ Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is castigating career politicians as he tries to differentiate himself from chief rival Rick Perry while standing on the Texan’s home turf. The former Massachusetts governor [Read More…]
News
Woman Accused of Getting Daughter an Abortion to Hide Son’s Abuse
HOUSTON (AP) _ Authorities have accused a Houston woman of getting an abortion for her adopted 12-year-old mentally disabled daughter in order to hide evidence of her son’s alleged sexual assault of the girl. The [Read More…]
Featured Stories
Bryan Councilman Mike Southerland Hospitalized
Bryan City Councilman Mike Southerland is hospitalized following the discovery of a heart irregularity and emergency surgery. The second term councilman is at St. Joseph Regional Health Center. Southerland did not attend two council meetings [Read More…]
Interviews
Bryan & College Station PD Warn of Another Phone Scam
Officer Jon Agnew of the Bryan Police Department visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about the latest phone scam affecting the twin cities and traffic advisories for college students.
Featured Stories
More Northgate Parking Changes
For the second time in five months, there are changes to parking arrangements in the Northgate district. The College Station City Council at its last meeting approved staff recommendations. Planning and Development Director Bob Cowell [Read More…]
News
Federal Judge Strikes Key Provisions of New Texas Abortion Law
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ A federal judge in Austin has struck down key provisions of Texas’ new law requiring a doctor to perform a sonogram before an abortion. U.S. District Judge Sam Sparks ruled late [Read More…]