WASHINGTON (AP) _ A Republican National Committee panel is recommending Cleveland to host the party's 2016 presidential convention. The Republicans' site selection committee on Tuesday reviewed bids from Cleveland and Dallas. Both cities went into … [Read more...]
Brazos County Sues Software Company After It Goes Out Of Business
The Brazos County Commission has filed a lawsuit against a Washington D.C. area corporation that has gone out of business before finishing new computer software for the local criminal justice system. County Judge Duane Peters says AMCAD was paid … [Read more...]
Bush Library Receives ADA Documents
On July 26, 1990, President George H.W. Bush signed into law the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). On Monday the Bush Library received one of the largest private collections of memorabilia and artifacts related to the history of the disability … [Read more...]
CS Police Update
College Station police arrested a Bryan man Monday for assaulting a disabled person May 1st at Central Park. 18 year old Keyon Searcy is accused of injuring the 18 year old victim who functions at the level of a first grader due to a number of … [Read more...]
Repairs Underway at Rock Prairie Elementary School
A 25-year-old construction quirk is currently being fixed. Windows mounted flush with the outer brick walls of Rock Prarie elementary are being taken out and the brick removed. John Hall, Facilities Director for College Station ISD, says it was … [Read more...]
Weekend Burglaries in College Station
A rash of burglaries over the weekend have College Station police urging residents to remain vigilant. Lt. Chuck Fleeger says one of the four reported vehicle burglaries on Saturday involved a broken window, which may not have been a burglary. The … [Read more...]
Blinn Trustees Withdraws Offer to Buy Lynntech Property & Extend Contract of District President
The Blinn College Board of Trustees Monday night voted to pass on the purchasing the Lynntech building and property in College Station. The unanimous vote followed a one hour executive session. Trustees took 30 minutes of public comments. … [Read more...]
CS Council Approves New Rental Registration Ordinance
Background information was provided by the city of College Station council meeting blog. The College Station city council voted 6-1 to revise the city’s rental registration ordinance. It will include a citation provision and a requirement that the … [Read more...]
Check Your Sewer Bill
Residents in South College Station who receive water from the Wellborn Special Utility District may be overpaying for sewer services from College Station. City director of water services Dave Coleman says the 2007 agreement with developers based … [Read more...]
Business Fire Under Investigation
Two local businesses were temporarily closed after a fire which started around 3:15 p.m. Wednesday. Six College Station Fire Department units and one from Bryan responded to the 100 block of Nagle and had the fire under control in less than an … [Read more...]
Bryan Police Arrest Flasher
A woman whose car was blocked in by a minivan called police when she realized the driver was masturbating. The incident occurred around 7 Wednesday morning northeast of the Boonville Cemetery on Western Street. The suspect immediately drove away, but … [Read more...]
College Station Based Special Olympics Team in National Competition
The 2014 Special Olympics U.S. Games are underway in Newark, New Jersey, and a local team secured a silver medal. On-air personality Katy Dempsey from sister station Candy 95 is a player on local flag football team, the Goose Bombers. She says the … [Read more...]
Bryan Man Charged With Traffic Manslaughter
A Bryan man is out of jail on bond after he turned himself in for manslaughter charges stemming from a fatal traffic accident at the end of May. Police say tests at St. Joseph Hospital show 21-year-old Erick Sanchez-Zepeda had almost three times the … [Read more...]
District Court Sentencings
A Bryan man has been found guilty of two local bank robberies in the last four years. 62 year old James Kyle Graham pointed what looked like a long barreled pistol and threatened to detonate what looked like a bomb at the former First Victoria branch … [Read more...]