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Aggie Women Pound Portland State
Danielle Adams scored 23 points, Tanisha Smith added 17 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists, and second-seeded Texas A&M ran away from pesky Portland State with a 84-53 win on Saturday night in the NCAA women's tournament.
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Vintage Hills Water Problems
Residents in Vintage Hills lost water pressure Friday night and now some residents have water that is murky.
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CS Animal Control Search for Dog from Attack
College Station Animal Control need help locating a dog who bit someone at a dog park Friday.
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Lauren Landmark Memorial Service
A Memorial for Lauren Landmark is happening Saturday at Rudder High School and a benefit fund has also been established.
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House Dems Confident in Overcoming Abortion Rift
President Barack Obama set his sights on Capitol Hill, ready to rally House Democrats on Saturday for a final health care push as party leaders appeared confident they had overcome a flare-up within their ranks over abortion funding restrictions in the legislation.
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Member of Texas Polygamist Sect Sentenced 75 Years
The latest member of a polygamist group whose sprawling West Texas ranch was raided in 2008 has been sentenced to 75 years in prison for sexual assault of a child.
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Pope Slams Irish Church, No Vatican Blame in Abuse
Pope Benedict XVI rebuked Irish bishops Saturday for "grave errors of judgment" in handling clerical sex abuse cases and ordered an investigation into the Irish church.
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Police: Arrest in NJ Walmart Racial Comment Case
An arrest has been made in the case of a racial comment being made over the public-address system at a Walmart store in southern New Jersey.
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Texas A&M beats Utah State 69-53
Freshman Khris Middleton scored a career-high 19 points and fifth-seeded Texas A&M beat No. 12 Utah State 69-53 on Friday in the first round of the NCAA tournament's South Regional
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Fans Across Aggieland Cheer On TAMU in NCAA Tournament
Fans across Aggieland were glued to television sets Friday to see the Texas A&M Aggies take on the Utah State Aggies.
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A&M Students Work During Spring Break
Spring Break for college students means getting away. Some head south of the border to a beach, while some head to the Neal Recreation Center.
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Texting A&M Student Ordered to Pay $22 Million
A jury that decided a Texas A&M student was texting while driving and caused a deadly wreck ordered him to pay $22 million in damages.
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Bryan Child Bitten By Dog
Bryan authorities are investigating a dog bite incident that left a 12-year-old injured.
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Obama, Democrats Push Hard Ahead of Health Care Vote
There are now at least four House Democrats who have switched from "no" votes to "yes" on health care overhaul -- but the momentum isn't all in the right direction for Democratic leaders as a likely Sunday vote approaches.
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Texas Schools Prep for Expected Loan Changes
Texas schools are prepping for what could be the biggest change in college assistance programs since Congress created them in the 1960s.
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KBTX to Host District 17 GOP Candidates on Morning Show
The only local morning television newscast is scheduled to play host to the two men vying to challenge Chet Edwards for his seat in Congress.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor? Volunteer Day in Honor of Rogers
Mister Rogers cared deeply about his neighbors and his neighborhood, both in the Neighborhood of Make-Believe and in real life.
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Concern Expressed About Construction At University and Copperfield
Since Wednesday's traffic accident on University Drive that left a Bryan teen dead, many people have expressed concerns about the intersection where the wreck happened. Some say construction makes the area a dangerous drive, while others say high speeds are to blame.
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A Town Rich in Lone Star History is For Sale
A Central Texas man is selling antiques and a town rich in Lone Star history. The Grove, just outside of Gatesville, is up for grabs to the highest bidder.
Sam Houston Fans Gather to Watch Big Game
The dreams of making it further into the NCAA tournament ended today for many schools, including one in the Brazos Valley.
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Rudder High Students Remember Classmate
Students at Rudder High School are grieving after the death of 16-year-old Lauren Landmark.
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Accused Fatal Hit & Run Driver In Houston Police Custody
Following his arrest in California, Carlos Gilberto Alfaro, the man believed to be the hit and run driver that killed Navasota teenagers, Shayln Nobles and Cody Joswiak has been brought back to Texas.
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House Dems Set For Weekend Vote On Healthcare Reform
WASHINGTON -- House Democrats are pushing to the brink of passage a landmark, $940 billion health care overhaul bill that would simultaneously deliver on President Barack Obama's promise to expand coverage while slashing the deficit, a strategy aimed at winning over the party's fiscal conservatives.
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A&M Rolls Past Utah State In First Round
Texas A&M trailed Utah State by one point, one time, less than five minutes into the game but regained the lead and never looked back in a 69-53 first round rout.
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Perry-Texas National Guard Choppers To The Mexico Border
AUSTIN (March 18, 2010)--Gov. Rick Perry ordered Texas National Guard helicopters to the border Thursday to support law enforcement efforts to block spillover of Mexican border violence into Texas.
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Fake Bills Making the Rounds in Leon County
The Leon County Sheriff's Office is warning businesses and residents that counterfeit currency is being passed around the area.
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Texas Attorney General Seeks Public’s Help To Find Missing Child Support Evaders
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott’s Child Support Division today released its annual Top Ten List of Texas’ Most Wanted Child Support Evaders. Combined, these parents owe more than $1 million in unpaid child support
HSC Med Students Get Marching Orders On Match Day
March 17th was St. Patrick's Day and Thursday, March 18th is Match Day. It's not as well known as St. Patty's Day, in fact the only ones who celebrate it are medical school students.
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Bryan Teen Killed in College Station Accident
College Station police are reporting that a teenager has died in a major accident at Copperfield Drive and University Drive.
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New Orleans Homecoming for Bearkat Hoops Player
Sam Houston State University is playing in the NCAA tournament for the second time in seven years. For one player, it's a homecoming.
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3-D Television Coming to a Home Near You
With 3-D films like Avatar and Alice and Wonderland raking in millions for Hollywood, TV manufacturers want to get in on the action too. Now you can enjoy 3-D viewing in your own home, for a price.
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National Beef Cattle Numbers
The USDA’s cattle inventory came out at the end of January and indicated that the number of beef cows in the U.S. was the fewest since 1963, and the fewest total cattle count since the 1950s. Bob French has more in this week’s From The Ground Up.
Henson's Resign Madisonville Chrysler Dealership Franchise
Fred & Liz Henson of Madisonville have resigned their Chrysler franchise effective Friday, March 12, 2010.
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Former Bush School Dean Chilcoat Dies
The man who led the George Bush School of Government and Public Service passed away Tuesday.
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Despite West's Job Losses, Local Economy Steadier Than Most
The Research Valley Partnership had provided West Corporation with an incentives package to locate in the Brazos Valley, but West's announced closure -- and the subsequent loss of 260 jobs -- has put an end to that deal. As RVP looks to get its money back, the job outlook remains stronger than in most corners of the country.
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Somerville Man Who Sued BNSF Dies
The man who claimed his cancer was caused by a Somerville railroad plant has died.
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Victims Of Deadly Texas Bus Crash Identified
Authorities have identified the two people who died when a tour bus bound for Mexico rolled on a Texas interstate, sending 40 others to hospitals.
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Review Finds TABC Agents Were Justified In Deadly Shooting
An internal review finds that two Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission agents who shot a man and killed a man who tried to run them down were justified in their use of force.
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West Corporation Announces Closure of Bryan Call Center
West Corporation company officials have notified all 260 employees at its Bryan call center they are closing down operations effective May 15, 2010. Employees learned of the closure Tuesday morning at a meeting attended by all workers.
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Research Valley Partnership, Inc. Reacts To West Corporation Closure
The Research Valley Partnership offered West Corporation an incentive package worth more than a half million dollars to bring the company to Bryan. The question on the minds of many is, what will happen to that money now that the business is closing its doors?
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Ty Warren Gives Up Bonus To Finish Degree
Bryan native Ty Warren has decided his education and being an example for his children are more important than a $250,000 offseason workout bonus he would have been paid by the New England Patriots.
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Tickets Going Fast for Bearkat Game
If you're a Sam Houston Bearkat looking for tickets to the NCAA first round game against the Baylor Bears, you'd better act fast!
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Prairie View A&M Student Dies in Car Accident
A Prairie View A&M University student dies after a fatal car crash in Houston.
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Texas Town Nominated as Coolest Small Town in America
Cuero, Texas between San Antonio and Houston has been nominated as one of the coolest small towns in America.
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A&M Spring Breakers Give Back During Vacation
The Aggie Greeks are spending time repairing homes during their vacation.
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Workforce Solutions Brazos Valley Ready To Help West Corporation Employees
Workforce Solutions Brazos Valley is prepared to help those losing their jobs.
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Research Valley Partnership President/CEO, Todd McDaniel Writes Letter To Board Members Regarding West Corporation Closure
Following the announcement of West Corporation's plans to close its Bryan call center, Research Valley Partnership board president, Todd McDaniel notified board members of the closure. News 3 was forwarded the email which you can read for yourself.
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West Corporation History And Call Center Closings
The West Corporation has only been in the Brazos Valley for about four years, but the company has been in existence for about a quarter of a century. The telemarketing giant was founded in 1986, with its base of operations headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska.
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BCS Chamber of Commerce Reacts to West Closing
Companies across the Brazos Valley are reacting to the news of the closure.
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Water Valve Repair to Close Part of Barron Road Wednesday
Crews will have lanes on Barron Road closed while they repair a water valve.
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