Interviews
CS Mayor Berry on WTAW
College Station mayor Nancy Berry was a guest on The Infomaniacs on Wednesday, September 21. Click below to hear the full interview with Berry and WTAW’s Scott DeLucia. Nancy Berry, September 21
Month: September 2011
Sports
FanCam coming to Kyle Field Saturday
An overflow crowd of Texas A&M fans will have a chance to prove they were present at this Saturday’s game against the Oklahoma State Cowboys when the 12th Man Foundation FanCam comes to Kyle Field. [Read More…]
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Blinn College Names New Presidents
Blinn College has not one, but two, new presidents. In a surprising move, trustees voted Tuesday to make Harold Nolte the college’s 14th president, but also elevated Bryan campus provost Ted Raspiller to president of [Read More…]
Sports
Can Big 12 be resuscitated?
Throughout the whole discussion of conference alignment, rumor control has been an ongoing issue and yesterday, separating rumor from fact was a full-time job. Late yesterday, it was reported by several media that the SEC [Read More…]
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Expert: Twilight Rapist Suspect is Mentally Ill
EDNA, Texas (AP) _ A psychiatrist has told a Southeast Texas jury he believes a Texas man suspected of being a serial rapist who targeted older women suffers from multiple personality disorder. But prosecutors on [Read More…]
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High Winds, Electricity Likely Behind Bastrop County Wildfire
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Fire officials say sparks from electric power lines likely started the blaze that became the most destructive wildfire in Texas history. The blaze started about 25 miles east of Austin near [Read More…]
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Warren Jeffs Released from Hospital
HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) _ Polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs was en route to a Texas state prison Tuesday night following his discharge from a hospital at another prison where he was treated after becoming sick [Read More…]
News
Survey: Texas Ranchers Culling Herds
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) _ A survey by Texas’ largest cattle group shows that 8 percent of ranchers won’t be raising bovines next year in the nation’s leading production state. Results of the survey by the [Read More…]
News
Houston Police Academy Crash Injures 7
HOUSTON (AP) _ Two police patrol cars collided during a driving demonstration at Houston’s police academy, injuring seven people. Among those injured in the Tuesday morning accident were five Chinese law enforcement dignitaries. The seven [Read More…]
Sports
Report: OU wants Beebe out, and more
The University of Oklahoma has reportedly laid down its demands if they are going to consider remaining in the Big 12 Conference. According to sources of the Daily Oklahoman, OU will consider remaining only in [Read More…]