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Infomaniacs: June 21, 2012 (6:15am)
Infomaniacs: June 21 2012 (6:15am)
Month: June 2012
News
Former Tech Student Goes to Trial for WMD
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) _ The trial of a Saudi man accused of buying chemicals online to use in a bomb is due to begin. Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari’s trial on a federal charge of attempted use [Read More…]
News
Restoration Almost Finished on Texas Governor’s Mansion
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Restoration of the fire-damaged Texas Governor’s Mansion is nearing completion with the return of pieces of the building’s historic furniture collection. Governor Rick Perry’s office said Wednesday the first phase of [Read More…]
News
Father Accused of Killing Son, Girlfriend Won’t Talk
EL CAMPO, Texas (AP) _ Police say a man accused of fatally shooting his 1-year-old son and critically injuring another boy in a South Texas motel is refusing to talk to investigators, stymieing the search [Read More…]
News
Family of Murdered Federal Agent Sues Government
WASHINGTON (AP) _ The family of an Immigration and Customs agent slain in Mexico has filed a wrongful death claim against the U.S. government. A South Texas law firm representing the family of ICE Agent [Read More…]
Sports
Rain postpones Bombers and CWS
Yesterday’s rain postponed the Bombers’ home game with the Woodlands’ Strykers…. And changed the location. The Bombers were supposed to play a home-and-home with the Stryker last night and tonight but instead they’ll play two [Read More…]
Sports
Naquin vs Juengel in the Pros
It was Aggie Rookie vs Aggie Rookie in the pros last night. Tyler Naquin made his pro debut, playing centerfield for the Mahoning Valley Scrappers, Cleveland’s Class A Short Season. His team hosted the [Read More…]
Featured Stories
West Nile Virus Detected in Brazos County
The Brazos County Health Department has announced detecting two cases of West Nile Virus. Mosquitos were caught on the Texas A&M University campus with the virus, one at the campus golf course and the other near [Read More…]
Sports
Two Texas Schools Receives NCAA Postseason Bans
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Poor academic results will keep a record 10 men’s basketball teams out of next year’s NCAA tournament including the first BCS school to face the penalty _ Connecticut. The NCAA announced the penalties when [Read More…]
Featured Stories
Jury Convicts Stanley Griffin of Capital Murder
It took the lawyers less than three days to lay out their cases and the jury a little over one hour to convict Stanley Griffin of capital murder. The jury of ten women and two [Read More…]