Updated: 9:13 PM Members of a wide range of professional fields wrapped up a second day of discussions Wednesday to best respond to violent crime and its victims.
Updated: 7:06 PM There has been an outpouring of community support for our friends in West. That includes many in College Station, including one Eagle Scout.
Updated: 7:00 PM When Blinn College – Bryan campus Dental Hygiene students graduate, they leave with more than just qualifications. They leave with a motivation to serve others.
Updated: 5:15 PM Micaela Aguilar with Twin Oaks Landfill was on First News at Four to share environmentally-friendly project ideas for you and your family.
Posted: 5:10 PM April is National Autism Awareness month and part of that effort includes informing parents and other caregivers about products that can be useful for their families.
Updated: 5:03 PM The explosives that killed three and wounded more than 170 at the Boston Marathon were made of pressure cookers packed with metal and ball bearings, a person briefed on the investigation said Tuesday.
Updated: 6:21 PM Is the Eagle Ford moving to the east? Most of the Eagle Ford Shale activity has been concentrated in a cluster of South Texas counties, particularly crude-oil-rich Gonzales, Karnes, DeWitt, La Salle and McMullen, with companies focused on drilling those highly profitable areas as quickly as possible.
Updated: 5:06 PM A new Pentagon report says North Korea probably has nuclear weapons that can be launched by ballistic missile, although it says the weapons are not very reliable.
Updated: 5:01 PM After little debate, the Texas Senate on Wednesday voted unanimously to pass a bill that requires applicants to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program to pass a drug test to receive benefits.
Updated: 7:08 PM In an effort to enhance safety on area roadways the College Station Police Department has coordinated a DWI Task Force to operate during Chilifest weekend.
Updated: 5:07 PM A lot of local law enforcement leaders have spent large parts of their careers at the departments they head up now, but Texas A&M University Police Department Chief Elmer Schneider probably has as long, if not a longer tenure than anyone in the area.
Posted: 8:56 PM The former ambassador to Iraq and Afghanistan who had been on leave from his job at Texas A&M will return to work at the university on August 1.
Posted: 4:43 PM A benefit will be held on Tuesday for Rickey Mantey, one of the Bryan Firefighters who survived the fire at the Knights of Columbus Hall a little over a month ago.
