Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: November 05, 2015 (8:00am)
0809- Speedometer Not Right, 80% of Cars Can Only go 110 MPH. District 5 Bryan City Council Art Hughes. Random Stories.
Month: November 2015
Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: November 05, 2015 (7:00am)
0712- Chuck Rosenberg with DEA Says the Ferguson Effect is Real. Heinz Kraft Closing 7 Manufacturing Plants. Facebook at 1 Billion Users. Bernie Undies Sanders. Random Stories. Twitter Stuff. Cellphone Facts.
Infomaniacs
Infomaniacs: November 05, 2015 (6:00am)
0611- Extended Weather. Goat Forces Plane to Land Early. 0616- Today is/Celeb B-Days Kevin Brady Head of Ways & Means George H.W. Bush Has New Book.
Interviews
Bryan Councilman Art Hughes on WTAW
Bryan city councilman and mayor pro tem Art Hughes visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia Thursday, November 6 2015, on the eve of the end of his service on the council.
Featured Stories
CSISD Tied School Board Vote May Be Untied Monday Evening
There are now up to nine votes that will be considered to break the tie for the contested seat in the College Station school board election. Brazos County Clerk Karen McQueen says a board will [Read More…]
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Featured Stories
Congressman Brady Endorsed To Chair House Ways & Means Committee
WASHINGTON (AP) _ A panel of top House Republicans has endorsed Texas GOP Rep. Kevin Brady to chair the influential Ways and Means committee. Wednesday’s secret ballot by the House Republican Steering Committee makes him [Read More…]
Featured Stories
Brazos Votes 2015 Election Night Results and Interviews
Wednesday afternoon update from the College Station school district website regarding the board of trustees tie vote: There were seven provisional ballots cast from CSISD voting precincts. These ballots will be brought before the [Read More…]
News
Murder-Suicide in Cypress
CYPRESS, Texas (AP) _ A man opened on his wife, another woman and another man at his suburban Houston home, killing his wife and critically wounding the other woman before killing himself. The incident happened [Read More…]
News
First Citrus Canker in Texas in 70 Years
Officials say traces of a citrus disease have been confirmed in South Texas nearly 70 years after it was eradicated. The Brownsville Herald (http://bit.ly/1RUBitX ) reports citrus canker, a bacterial disease destructive to citrus crops, [Read More…]