Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: July 31, 2012 (7:15am)
Infomaniacs: July 31, 2012 (7:15am)
Month: July 2012
Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: July 31, 2012 (6:40am)
Infomaniacs: July 31, 2012 (6:40am)
Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: July 31, 2012 (6:15am)
Infomaniacs: July 31, 2012 (6:15am)
News
Priceless Egyptian Artifacts Seized at Texas-Mexico Border
LAREDO, Texas (AP) _ U.S. customs officers in Laredo have seized two stolen Egyptian sarcophagus-type artifacts and are working on getting them back to Egypt. A Customs and Border Protection statement described the artifacts as [Read More…]
News
U.S. 59 Stretch Into Liberty County Renamed I-69
HOUSTON (AP) _ The Texas Transportation Commission with little fanfare has given the green light to designating a 35-mile stretch of U.S. Highway 59 from Houston northeast into Liberty County as Interstate 69. It becomes [Read More…]
News
Energy Provider Loses Court Case Over Power Plant
DALLAS (AP) _ The largest power generator in Texas has lost its federal appeals court challenge of federal supervision of state clean-air regulations. The lawsuit by Dallas-based Luminant Generation Co. challenged how the U.S. Environmental [Read More…]
News
State Looks to Extend Rules on Invasive Mussels
HOUSTON (AP) _ Texas wildlife officials want to extend emergency rules designed to prevent a destructive mussel from continuing an invasive march through the state’s waterways. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department said Monday the [Read More…]
Interviews
Consolidated High School Band Update
The A&M Consolidated High School Band began practice this week. Director Van Henry talks about the start of practice for the first two weeks off-campus due to construction, the impact of the new College Station [Read More…]
Featured Stories
Open Call for ESPN Commercial Tuesday
An open call for Texas A&M fans of all ages interested in participating in the ESPN College GameDay commercial is set for Tuesday, July 31 at Kyle Field. Participants should enter Kyle Field through Gate [Read More…]
Featured Stories
Bryan ISD Looking For More Gifted Students Through STAAR Tests
Bryan school district administrators and counselors are looking for more gifted students. Superintendent Tommy Wallis told school board members earlier this month they’ll be reviewing how third through eighth graders did on the state’s new [Read More…]