Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: September 02, 2013 (6:00am)
6:14 – A “Bird” in Egypt picked up for being a spy 6:17 – BDays/This Month is 6:38 – Learch/Too much makeup New TX road laws
Month: September 2013
Sports
U.S. Open Tennis
NEW YORK (AP) _ Top seed Serena Williams has moved into the U.S. Open quarterfinals by avenging her loss to Sloane Stephens in the Australian Open quarters last January. The 16-time Grand Slam winner won [Read More…]
Sports
NASCAR
HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) _ Kyle Busch will be part of NASCAR’s Chase for the championship. Busch locked up a berth with his fourth victory of the year, taking the checkered flag at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Sports
Top 25 NCAA Football
TOP-25 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Final ( 9) Louisville 49 Ohio 7
Sports
MLB
INTERLEAGUE Final L.A. Angels 5 Milwaukee 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE Final Baltimore 7 N-Y Yankees 3 Final Kansas City 5 Toronto 0 Final Cleveland 4 Detroit 0 Final Boston 7 Chi White Sox 6 Final Houston [Read More…]
Featured Stories
Bryan Police Investigating Shooting Death
One Bryan man is dead and another Bryan man accused of killing him is in jail. Bryan Police were notified about the shooting at 3 a.m. Sunday at the Image Apartments on Finfeather Road. Officer [Read More…]
Featured Stories
Grimes County Motorcyclist Killed
A motorcyclist from Grimes County is dead following a head on crash Sunday night north of Plantersville. The DPS reports 53 year old Wesley Scott Jetton of Anderson was going north on FM 1774 and [Read More…]
Featured Stories
CS Police Investigating Sunday Night Robbery
College Station Police reports a man was held up at gunpoint Sunday night in the parking lot of an apartment complex near Harvey and George Bush. The victim was not hurt and the thief got [Read More…]
News
Kenneth Copeland Megachurch Under Fire For Measles Outbreak
NEWARK, Texas (AP) _ The teachings of televangelist Kenneth Copeland and his family are under scrutiny after a measles outbreak linked to their North Texas church revealed that many of their congregants had not been [Read More…]
News
Texas Tort Reform 10 Years Later
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Ten years after a Texas law capped damages in medical malpractice lawsuits, the number of suits and the amounts paid out have fallen sharply. The Austin American Statesman reported http://bit.ly/15rYYMk Sunday [Read More…]