SAN ANTONIO (AP) _ Texas supermarket chain H-E-B will not allow customers to openly carry guns in its stores even when the new state law legalizing open carry goes into effect in January. H-E-B has [Read More…]
GALVESTON, Texas (AP) _ A 73-year-old Southeast Texas woman is accused of murder after her husband was shot four times just after midnight on Christmas Day. Gwendolyn Brown Bailey was being held Saturday in the [Read More…]
From the University of Oklahoma athletics website: NORMAN — Former Texas A&M quarterback Kyler Murray has signed a financial aid agreement with Oklahoma and will join the Sooners’ football program starting with the 2016 spring [Read More…]
The last locally owned grocer in Bryan/College Station is downsizing and moving. First reported by KBTX, Village Foods owner Jim Lewis accepted an offer from Aldi’s to occupy some the space at Briarcrest and 29th. [Read More…]
News release from the Texas A&M Foundation: COLLEGE STATION, Dec. 24, 2015 —The Texas A&M Foundation’s Board of Trustees announced today the selection of Tyson Voelkel as its new president. The U.S. Army veteran and [Read More…]
The Brazos County Expo is getting a $3 million dollar expansion. County commissioners have approved contracts to start the design process. General Manager Tom Quarles says the phase three project will include more stalls to [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Joe Jamail, a swashbuckling trial lawyer who toppled Texaco in court and so lavished the University of Texas with donations that his name adorns its football field, has died at age [Read More…]
The History of the College Station Med is fascinating. It all started in Bryan.
A Bryan man was threatened during an attempted robbery in the 400 block of Milwaukee Street Tuesday. The victim said he was at a friends house at 12:30 a.m. when a group of men came [Read More…]
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