Two robbery suspects are at large in Bryan after an armed holdup Tuesday night. Police say the pair–one of whom was armed with a pistol–robbed the B-College convenience store in the 1700 block of East [Read More…]
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) _ The state climatologist of Texas projects that 115-degree heat won’t be surprising a few decades from now and that triple-digit temperatures will become the norm. Texas A&M University professor John Nielsen-Gammon [Read More…]
The Bryan school board will consider in the future, incorporating more performing arts activities for elementary and middle school students. That follows discussion during a workshop this week where Trustees member Doug Wunneburger questioned why [Read More…]
DALLAS (AP) _ Rep. Chet Edwards of Texas is acknowledging that he trails in his bid for re-election to an 11th term in the House of Representatives. The Waco Democrat told The Dallas Morning News [Read More…]
The College Station school board meets Tuesday afternoon for a second round of discussion about redrawing attendance zones. Trustees President Randall Pitcock says he hopes by the end of the meeting the board can present [Read More…]
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) _ A military officer has ordered a mental evaluation for the Fort Hood shooting suspect before a key hearing next week. Earlier this year Army officials appointed a three-member board of [Read More…]
The Corps of Cadets has a new Commandant. A&M announced today the selection of Brigadier General Joe E. Ramirez, Jr. The Houston native is a 1979 graduate who was in the Corps and Aggie Band. [Read More…]
TYLER, Texas (AP) _ A federal judge has lifted a 39-year-old statewide school desegregation order from all but nine rural Texas public school systems in what is now largely a symbolic move. U.S. District Judge [Read More…]
Proceeding with an outside audit of Bryan’s electric department was one of three things involving the Bryan City Council and BTU at this week’s council meeting. Three council members had a spirited discussion with BTU [Read More…]
Vacant for months and showing signs of being an abandoned property, the Plaza Hotel has not been forgotten by College Station’s Director of Community and Economic Development. David Gwin agrees that it’s unfortunate the property [Read More…]
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