IRVING, Texas (AP) _ Retail gasoline prices have increased across Texas and the nation. The weekly AAA Texas price survey released Thursday shows that a gallon of unleaded regular averaged $2.57 per gallon across Texas [Read More…]
A Texas A&M University student accused of taking off someone else’s Aggie ring and tossing it into a field has been cleared of any wrongdoing. The Brazos County District Attorney’s Office will not be prosecuting [Read More…]
College Station Police and state investigators are looking into the death of a nine month old baby. The identity of the little girl, who died Tuesday, was not released. Police and Fire responded to a [Read More…]
A crowd that gathered outside a Bryan Jack in the Box Wednesday morning had nothing to do with the business. Bryan Police report the restaurant parking lot on Texas near Villa Maria was where a car pulled [Read More…]
The Bryan City Council has named an interim City Manager. For the second time it will be Kean Register of the city’s electric department. Register begins his additional duties on Friday. He was the interim [Read More…]
The former executive director of a Bryan church-based non-profit assisting the disabled is accused of misusing her former employer’s credit cards. 45 year old Shannon Seale worked at Mosaic of Southeast Texas. According to court [Read More…]
Texas A&M University has created two more license tags for Aggie supporters. Since collegiate plates were first offered 20 years ago, A&M has led all state schools in purchases. To date, over $2.6 million dollars [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ Texas Education Commissioner Robert Scott is asking lawmakers to spare state funding for pre-kindergarten programs. However, he suggests eliminating funding approved last year for new science labs. Textbook funding also would [Read More…]
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ The bodies of two more people killed by floodwaters from Tropical Storm Hermine last week have been found in the Austin area. One of the bodies has been identified as that [Read More…]
A dozen people, including eight adults and four children, were displaced after an early morning fire at a College Station apartment Tuesday morning. Investigators say a fire at an apartment in the 400 block of [Read More…]
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