College Station firefighters responded Saturday to a call of the officiating crew of the Texas A&M football game being stuck in an elevator. Quoting CSFD’s Facebook post: B-Shift got to meet some very important people [Read More…]
A two car crash on Highway 6 south of Calvert late Friday afternoon killed a Houston woman. According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the car driven by 18 year old Chelsea Spratlin lost [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) — Texas prison system officials are changing system policy to help fit toothless inmates with dentures. The Houston Chronicle reports the change comes after its disclosure that Texas prison inmates without teeth were [Read More…]
WACO, Texas (AP) — A Central Texas police dog has been shot dead after it bit its handler while officers were trying to serve a warrant. Two Waco police officers were trying to serve an [Read More…]
Texas A&M President Michael Young’s annual state of the university address included four key initiatives for the upcoming year. One is adding 130 faculty, 30 in the short term and 100 in the long term. [Read More…]
College Station school board members heard from 23 people over two days of public hearings who were opposed to the recommended changes in elementary school boundaries. The majority of speakers were parents living in Castlegate [Read More…]
The only Texas A&M home football game in a six week period is Saturday against nationally ranked Kentucky. University police Lt. Bobby Richardson says for those who choose to not buy tickets from A&M’s authorized [Read More…]
If you typically park or tailgate on west campus for Aggie football games, you need to be aware of a few changes for Saturday’s Kentucky game. The Corps of Cadets will showcase their pre-game March-In [Read More…]
From the city of College Station: Through a six-month nationwide search facilitated by Affion Public, the College Station City Council recently selected these finalists from more than 100 total applications. The finalists are College Station [Read More…]
College Station Chief Information Officer Sindhu Menon visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the advancement of city technology, how technology can improve city services, and more during her appearance on The Infomaniacs on Friday, October [Read More…]
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