Monday morning update: In and outside of city limits, local law enforcement are investigating more vehicle burglaries. On Saturday, College Station police took ten reports of vehicle burglaries where there was no forced entry. Nine of the ten took … [Read more...]
Changes Coming to Red Lobster
NEW YORK (AP) _ Darden Restaurants says it's finalized the sale of Red Lobster to investment firm Golden Gate Capital, despite contentious protests from activist investors. And Red Lobster's new CEO, Kim Lopdrup says he has some big changes for the … [Read more...]
Tougher Water Restrictions Begin in Corpus Christi
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) _ A South Texas city still struggling with drought has started enforcing tougher water-use restrictions. Corpus Christi began enforcement Monday of Stage 2 conservation for all city water customers. Sprinkler … [Read more...]
College Station Police Arrest Two for Four Robberies
College Station police has announced two arrests from four robberies during the last week of May. 21 year old Roderick Washington and 22 year old Tremar Gilbert of College Station are accused of using a handgun in holdups on Dominik Drive, Harvey … [Read more...]
College Station City Council Increases Code Enforcement and Loosens Sign Code
The College Station city council Thursday night approved additions to the code enforcement department. It was part of a unanimous vote to make two budget amendments. A staff assistant will be added to Code Enforcement and a part-time code enforcement … [Read more...]
Bryan Police Respond to Speculation of Suspects in Recent Robberies
The Bryan police department's investigation of two armed robberies at an apartment complex this week has started a conversation on Twitter. Officer Kelley McKethan, responding to speculation that a Texas A&M football player was arrested, says … [Read more...]
Attempting to Reduce Aggie Football Post Game Traffic
The College Station city council Thursday night received recommendations about how to address more traffic from an expanded Kyle Field. Tim Lomax of the Texas Transportation Institute says the concentration of people leaving Kyle Field is higher … [Read more...]
UT Regents Could Name Chancellor Finalist on Tuesday
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ University of Texas System regents have set a Tuesday meeting to possibly name a finalist in their search for a new chancellor to oversee the 15-campus system. Among the reported top candidates is Admiral William H. McRaven, … [Read more...]
Longtime Dallas County Commissioner Arrested After Federal Grand Jury Indictment
News release courtesy of the U.S. Attorney's office in Dallas: DALLAS — A federal grand jury has returned a 13-count indictment charging a long-time Dallas County elected official and three of his associates with various alleged felony offenses … [Read more...]
Two Men Arrested For Leaving Two Children Inside Hot and Locked Car
HITCHCOCK, Texas (AP) _ Two men have been arrested after police say they left two children inside a locked car for about 30 minutes outside a Texas gas station. The Galveston County Daily News reports (http://bit.ly/Usqc7H ) 26-year-old Chase … [Read more...]
Two Armed Robberies in Three Nights at a Bryan Apartment Complex
Bryan police investigators are looking for suspects in two armed robberies over a three night period this week at Reveille Ranch apartments on Wellborn Road. The victims, both men in their 20's, were not hurt. On Monday night around 11, the victim … [Read more...]
Twin Cities Move Up Again in Forbes Small Cities National Rankings
Bryan/College Station continues to rise in Forbes Magazine national list of best small places for businesses and careers. Click HERE to read the Forbes online article. B/CS is second this year, up from fifth last year, sixth in 2012, and ninth in … [Read more...]
40 Times in Jail and Passing Fake $20’s at a Local Drive Thru
A Bryan man has been booked into the Brazos County jail for the 40th time. Online jail records show the first arrest for James Oliver Jr. was in September 1991. The latest was Monday night, when a Bryan policeman stopped a car for making a right turn … [Read more...]
Problems With Arizona Execution Won’t Change Texas Plans
HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) _ Texas prison officials say they plan no changes in lethal injection procedures in the wake of problems with an execution in Arizona. Unlike Arizona, which used a two-drug protocol of midazolam and the painkiller … [Read more...]
Texan Gets Measles at Kansas Softball Tournament
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A Texan has been diagnosed with measles after attending a softball tournament in Kansas where health officials later warned of possible exposure to the virus. Tarrant County Public Health officials in Fort Worth on Wednesday … [Read more...]
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