College Station ISD confirmed Gerardo Gonzalez, 22, of College Station, was an evening custodian at Greens Prairie Elementary School and was terminated immediately when district officials were notified of his arrest.
Farmers and ranchers are encouraged to start talking about estate planning now, especially when it comes to passing land and family businesses down to the next generation.
A local cat rescue has gone into full lockdown, following a breakout of a highly contagious virus that has put over 20 percent of their kittens into quarantine.
In 1981, Chris Larkin suited up for Texas A&M football. More than four decades later, that same fighting spirit is helping him take on the biggest opponent of his life: ALS.
Gov. Greg Abbott ordered a statewide halt on new data center permits pending a state audit. But Grimes County leaders say the massive TeraFab project is exempt because it's classified as a chip manufacturing plant, not a data center.
Court records dated Sept. 17 show indictments were returned against 23-year-old Jakavian Devon Johnson, 18-year-old Jermeryion Daray Anderson-Glover and 18-year-old Seth Ethin Conerway.
A man is facing a murder charge following a fatal shooting that occurred Tuesday evening in the Keith area of Grimes County, authorities announced Wednesday.
A Bryan man has been convicted of two counts of sexual assault, with one of those charges being sexual assault of a child. He now faces four years in prison
A Falls County grand jury has indicted the former Franklin police chief and a former officer following months of scrutiny over falsified government records.
A federal judge has ordered Texas to air condition all of the state’s lockups, which the prison agency said could cost $1.5 billion, by the end of 2029.
The Texas Rangers appear to be pursuing criminal charges against Camp Mystic, saying in a search warrant affidavit they believe camp leadership committed crimes including manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.
Ronnie Vitulli, who led Kurten from 2008 to 2018, says a proposed I-14 route could permanently divide the historic community and take land his family has owned since 1880.
By Uriel J. García, Alex Nguyen and Zach Leggio, The Texas Tribune
Wilber Rafael Garces Perez legally entered the country in 2024 via the CBP One app and applied for asylum, his attorneys said. But he missed a court hearing after the notice went to the wrong address.
Every year, Brazos Valley Gives, which is powered by the Community Foundation, runs a month-long giving campaign to raise money and increase awareness for local nonprofits.
