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Senator Cruz Walks Out After Hearing Boos

September 11, 2014 by Archive

WASHINGTON (AP) _ Republican Sen. Ted Cruz says he walked out of a speech Wednesday night after audience members booed his comments in support of Israel. The Texas senator spoke at the ``In Defense of Christians'' dinner Wednesday night in … [Read more...]

College Station School Board Completes Rezoning Public Hearings

September 10, 2014 by Archive

The College Station school board finished its series of public hearings about proposed elementary school boundary changes on Wednesday. The noon hour gathering drew the most speakers. Comments from four people included requests to grandfather third … [Read more...]

Bryan Council Approves Economic Incentives For Biocorridor Development

September 10, 2014 by Archive

Economic incentives have been given by a majority of the Bryan city council to build a biocorridor development valued at a minimum $500 million dollars. Supporters of the Atlas Town Center include Chuck Konderla.   Al Saenz, one of two … [Read more...]

Blinn Trustees Hear More Possible Sites For New Brazos County Campus

September 10, 2014 by Archive

Blinn College trustees met behind closed doors Tuesday to hear more possible locations for new campuses in Brazos County. No action was taken after the meeting in Brenham, and none is expected when they hold their regular monthly meeting in two … [Read more...]

New Ownership of St. Joseph Health System Finalized

September 10, 2014 by Archive

News release courtesy of Sylvania Franciscan Health and Catholic Health Initiatives Sylvania Franciscan Health (SFH) and Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI) signed a definitive agreement to transfer sponsorship of SFH from the Sisters of St. Francis … [Read more...]

Bryan Council Asks Attorney General To Investigate City Charter Petition Passer

September 9, 2014 by Archive

The Bryan city council is asking the Attorney General's office to investigate a woman who has collected city charter petition signatures and has voted in city elections, but does not live in the city. Councilwoman Ann Horton did not identify the … [Read more...]

Texas A&M Presidential Search Enters Second Year While Aggie Dean is a Finalist at Florida State

September 9, 2014 by Archive

It's been a year since a search committee was formed to select the next president of Texas A&M University. At Monday's faculty senate meeting, speaker Jim Woolsey says the A&M system has hired a second search firm to join the original … [Read more...]

Former Hearne Policeman No Billed by Robertson County Grand Jury

September 9, 2014 by Archive

News release courtesy of Robertson County District Attorney Coty Siegert: Today the Robertson County District Attorney's Office presented to Grand Jury the case regarding the May 6, 2014 shooting death of Pearlie Golden by Hearne PD Officer Stephen … [Read more...]

Texas Ag Commissioner Not Happy With School Lunches in Dripping Springs

September 9, 2014 by Archive

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ The state's agriculture commissioner says he's not pleased with a school district that's started a pilot program aimed at encouraging kids to go without eating meat during lunch once a week. The pilot program at the Drippings … [Read more...]

Janitor Arrested For Stealing Cheerleaders Credit Cards & Cell Phones

September 9, 2014 by Archive

HOUSTON (AP) _ A Texas janitor has been arrested after police say he stole credit cards and cellphones from cheerleaders at the University of Houston's new stadium. University police Lt. Bret Collier says 27-year-old Jacob Lee Bryant has been … [Read more...]

BTU Buying More Wind Generated Electricity

September 8, 2014 by Archive

By the end of next year, ten percent of the electricity distributed by BTU will come from wind sources. That's the result of entering a 25 year agreement with the owner of a new wind farm being built along the Mexican border. General Manager Gary … [Read more...]

Local Child Pornography Plea Agreement and Arrest

September 8, 2014 by Archive

A College Station man has admitted to possessing hundreds of pictures of child pornography. 61 year old James Daves-Peterson was arrested in February of last year after his mechanic told Bryan police he found inappropriate pictures of 10 to 12 year … [Read more...]

UPDATE: Four Injury Accidents in Four Days

September 8, 2014 by Archive

Monday update: Four consecutive days someone has gone to the hospital following a crash in the twin cities. The latest was Sunday morning just after 4 a.m. in College Station. Police report a northbound driver on the southbound freeway frontage … [Read more...]

Local Police Cases Involve Drugs, Burglaries, and Assaults

September 8, 2014 by Archive

Two College Station men are accused of a Monday morning residential burglary. Officers responded to a 9-1-1 call from a neighbor reporting suspicious activity in the 100 block of Park Place. Officers found the man matching the caller's description … [Read more...]

Forest Service Returns Money to Austin

September 8, 2014 by Archive

The Texas A&M Forest Service (TFS) has announced its intention to return more than $43 million dollars in remaining appropriated fire suppression funds back to the State of Texas this fall. The 83rd Texas Legislature appropriated $161 million to pay … [Read more...]

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