A former Brazos County Sheriff is accused of drunk driving. Ronnie Miller, who was sheriff between 1985 and ’92, is out of jail after posting a $2,000 bond shortly after his arrest for DWI. College [Read More…]
Health education in the Bryan school district is moving to younger students. The Bryan school board recently approved plans to instruct sixth graders during some of their time in physical education. Superintendent Mike Cargill says [Read More…]
Bryan residents who hosted garage sales over the weekend may have had an unexpected visit from the police department. Officer Jason James says it’s that time of year they’re out enforcing garage sale regulations. It’s [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison is publicly patching things up with her former rival, calling Gov. Rick Perry the “personification of Texas” and urging voters to re-elect him for another four years. [Read More…]
CADDO GAP, Ark. (AP) _ A Texas couple is telling a harrowing story of survival after flash floods swamped a southwest Arkansas campground, killing at least 20 people today. Officials say the Albert Pike Recreation [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ A veteran of the San Antonio Fire Department who also leads the city’s Homeland Security efforts has been named interim chief of the Texas Division of Emergency Management. The Department of [Read More…]
VERNON, Texas (AP) _ A north Texas woman has been sentenced to life in prison for running over and killing her boyfriend after they fought. Norma Linda Cardenas and a friend ran down her ex-boyfriend [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ Texas game wardens and a private trapper used a chicken leg to capture a nearly 7-foot alligator that had been lounging in a private Dallas pond. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department [Read More…]
Maintenance being done on Bryan’s electric system caused a brief power outage for about 3,000 College Station customers. This was Friday afternoon just after 2, affecting the Pebble Creek and Castlegate subdivisions and adjacent neighborhoods. [Read More…]
Future staffing plans for College Station’s police and fire departments means future property tax increases. That’s part of Thursday’s agenda for the College Station City Council. At the council’s last meeting members were told about [Read More…]
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