Rolling Outages Ordered Statewide
Updated: 12:44 AM Just hours after the call went out for rolling power outages across the state, ERCOT says their operations are back to normal despite hotter-than-normal temperatures.
Updated: 12:44 AM Just hours after the call went out for rolling power outages across the state, ERCOT says their operations are back to normal despite hotter-than-normal temperatures.
Updated: 12:56 PM Monday, College Station Police provided surveillance video from Saturday's daring robbery at a State Bank branch. Authorities are hoping this footage will lead to the arrests of the four wanted men.
Updated: 6:53 PM Bryan Police conducted a prostitution sting this weekend resulting in two arrests. The Directed Deployment Team along with Bryan reserve officers patrolled on Saturday searching for individuals engaged in prostitution.
Updated: 9:10 PM In an e-mail to faculty, staff and students, Texas A&M President Robert Gates wrote that he will not approve any differential tuition proposals until the spring of next year.
Updated: 3:25 PM Services are Tuesday for a 2-year-old boy accidentally run over in Grimes County.
Posted: 9:26 PM A College Station man was hospitalized Sunday morning after a home invasion and subsequent beating. The 25-year-old victim told police he was in bed just after 5:30 a.m., Sunday, when he heard someone enter his apartment in the 1100 block of Southwest Parkway.
Updated: 1:10 PM You got an extra two days this year, plus you can always file for an extension. Otherwise, get those returns ready, Tax Day is Monday. The good news is the Bryan Post Office has extended hours on Monday.
Posted: 9:48 PM PURCELL, Okla. (AP) - Oklahoma authorities say a man accused of killing a ten-year-old neighbor girl had planned his crime months in advance. Purcell police and the McClain County district attorney say the victim was to be anyone who happened to walk by Kevin Ray Underwood's apartment that day.
Posted: 9:45 PM HOUSTON (AP) - Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster recovery centers for hurricane evacuees in Houston and other Texas cities were scheduled to close Saturday. The centers have been open the past seven months to help those affected by hurricanes Katrina and Rita last year.
Posted: 9:42 PM PHI Helicopters were called into service two times Saturday following unrelated accidents across the Brazos Valley. One happened on Highway 21 east of Bryan in Kurten, near the intersection of the old Highway 21 and the new portion of the highway.
Posted: 9:37 PM Car burglars were busy in College Station Friday as vehicles in eight different locations were hit. On the east side of Texas Avenue, police were called to locations on FM 158, Harvey Road, and University Oaks Drive.
Updated: 7:45 AM Retail gasoline prices continue to soar across Texas and the nation as crude oil market prices push sharply higher. The weekly Triple-A Texas gas price survey shows the average retail price of regular, self-serve gasoline in Texas climbed 14 cents this week to two dollars 73 cents per gallon.
Updated: 7:40 AM A proposal in the US Congress to legalize (M) millions of undocumented US immigrants could hurt Mexico's economy. So say some Mexican economists, who say the legislation could slash the amount of money the immigrants send home to Mexico.
Posted: 10:34 AM The White House is standing by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld despite more sniping by retired generals.
Posted: 10:30 AM A federal grand jury is investigating possible perjury by Giants slugger Barry Bonds a person with knowledge of the probe has told the Associated Press.
Updated: 7:37 AM A Texas A&M dean has been named the new head of Tufts University's Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. Deborah Turner Kochevar will take over at the Massachusetts school on August 1st.
Updated: 7:31 AM Bryan police have issued a warning for residents in the Wheeler Ridge area after a rabid skunk was found in the neighborhood. The skunk was found in a backyard last Friday, in the 4200 block of Green Valley.