Coronavirus alerts were issued from BTU and the Brazos County Health District. The BTU alert was another version of demanding immediate payment to prevent electric service being cut off. The alert from the health district [Read More…]
This week’s meetings of the Texas A&M Faculty Senate, Brazos County Commissioner’s Court, and Bryan City Council were among those practicing social distancing. Only a handful of people were at the faculty senate’s meeting room, [Read More…]
NEW YORK (AP) _ The XFL has canceled the remainder of its return season because of the new coronavirus pandemic. The league played five games of a 10-game regular season in eight cities. It was [Read More…]
CHI St. Joseph Health announced three changes Friday due to coronavirus. President Theron Park says elective surgeries and outpatient procedures have been put on hold. The hospital visitation policy is now one visitor per day [Read More…]
Thanks to the coronavirus, two local government meetings scheduled for Monday and a third on Tuesday means elected members and their employees will not be in the same room. And public input will be received [Read More…]
By FRED GOODALL TAMPA, Fla. (AP) _ Six-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady has signed a two-year contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 42-year-old quarterback who spent the first 20 years of his career [Read More…]
College Station Councilman John Nichols visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about operational changes to city council meetings, a community relief fund, the economic impact on the city, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs [Read More…]
By CHARLES ODUM ATLANTA (AP) _ The Atlanta Falcons have agreed to a one-year deal with three-time Pro Bowl running back Todd Gurley, one day after he was cut by the Los Angeles Rams. A [Read More…]
The Dallas Cowboys have agreed to a deal with safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, adding a familiar name for new coach Mike McCarthy. Clinton-Dix’s representatives, SportsTrust Advisors, announced the move early Friday on Twitter.
A single vehicle crash at a busy College Station intersection during Thursday afternoon’s commute snagged traffic for more than four hours. College Station police report a car driven by 18 year old Kevin Cornejo of [Read More…]
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