State Representative John Raney of Bryan visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about school finance and property tax reform, Speaker Dennis Bonnen, the future of a regional mobility authority, legislation that he helped pass this session, [Read More…]
By KRISTIE RIEKEN AP Sports Writer HOUSTON (AP) — Lucas Giolito was forced to speed up his pace near the end of his last start for the Chicago White Sox because of rain. The results [Read More…]
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Opening day of the NCAA West Preliminary rounds on Thursday produced five Aggie qualifiers to the NCAA Championships in Austin for Texas A&M. Deborah Acquah, the NCAA Indoor silver medalist, established an outdoor [Read More…]
Texas A&M’s president, who is barely into the fourth and final year of his first contract, has no problem with a change in how his future employment is written. In response to a letter from [Read More…]
From Texas A&M: Texas A&M University President Michael K. Young announced today that Ross Bjork will be the institution’s new Director of Athletics. Bjork, who currently serves as Director of Athletics at the University of [Read More…]
HOOVER, Alabama – The Texas A&M Aggies were eliminated from the SEC Tournament in a 1-0 loss to the No. 23 Ole Miss Rebels Thursday afternoon despite a historic pitching performance from John Doxakis. Doxakis weaved the longest [Read More…]
News release from CHI-St. Joseph and College Station Medical Center: Subsidiaries of Community Health Systems Inc. (NYSE: CYH) have signed an agreement for College Station Medical Center (CSMC) to soon become part of CHI St. [Read More…]
Two weeks after Bryan school district voters approved a $12 million dollar bond issue, school board members approve making $4.5 million dollars of purchases. Almost $2.7 million is going into new roofs on two campuses. [Read More…]
The May regular meeting of the Blinn College board of trustees began with recognizing two Washington County members who retired following a combined 51 years of service to the elected body. David Sommer’s eight years [Read More…]
A College Station man who admitted to his third drunk driving conviction in 2016 is accused of violating multiple conditions of his probation agreement. 47 year old Paul Brenner was given community supervision instead of [Read More…]
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