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Texas A&M spring football game to be held on April 20
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The Mike Elko era at Texas A&M is well underway behind the scenes, with incoming players already showing up on campus to partake in workouts and get acclimated with the new staff and players. On April 20 at 1 p.m., the public will get their...
Man with ties to Burleson County wanted by Brazos County authorities for forgery
BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas — Brazos County authorities are searching for a man wanted for a forgery crime. According to Crime Stoppers, Matthew Colter Streckfuss previously was in the College Station area, but has ties to Burleson County. Streckfuss is depicted as being 32 years old and standing 6'5" tall....
23-year-old dies after crashing small plane he stole from North Texas flight school, DPS says
FANNIN COUNTY, Texas — A 23-year-old man died in a small plane crash in rural Northeast Texas on Wednesday night, and authorities said the aircraft was stolen from an Addison flight school. The crash happened around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday about nine miles northeast of Telephone, Texas, near the Red...
High water, flooded roads lead to rescues, submerged vehicles across Houston area, officials says
HARRIS COUNTY, Texas — The Cleveland Fire Department posted to Facebook around 11:30 a.m. that water rescues were happening on FM 1725 and Highway 105 at CR 3812 off of Pin Oak Rd. It was not immediately known if anyone was injured. Earlier Thursday morning, Five people were rescued...
Increase in vehicle burglaries in Bryan, how to remain safe
BRYAN, Texas — On Friday, there were eight reported vehicle burglaries in Bryan, marking a significant increase since last year. Bryan PD is looking into what this means for residents. According to Bryan law enforcement, most of these crimes happen without forced entry, no breaking into windows, or doors.
'New does not mean correctly built' | DFW home inspector concerned about fast new construction
PROSPER, Texas — As more people move to North Texas, more homes are being built at a rapid pace. "Growth has been astronomical," said Chris Shack, a licensed home inspector for 14 years. "They are beautiful homes. They're really attractive." But as nice as the new construction homes look...
Judge sets trial date in Barber Hill Crown Act, dress code violation case
MONT BELVIEU, Texas — On Wednesday, a judge set a trial date to determine if Barbers Hill Independent School District violates the Crown Act. The school came under fire in August of 2023 after suspending a Black student saying the length of his hair -- which is in locs -- went against the dress code.
Man that threatened to kill woman, police in March 2021 incident sentenced to 15 years in prison
BRYAN, Texas — A March 26, 2021 domestic disturbance incident involving a man that threatened to kill his victim and any law enforcement that showed up over the phone has been sentenced to a total of 15 years in prison. According to the Brazos County District Attorney's Office, that...
'A whole mess' | USPS employee says key piece of equipment is causing mail delays at Houston-area processing centers
HOUSTON — "Never in my postal career has it been this bad." That's coming from a longtime United States Postal Service employee who said he's fed up with excuses and wants the public to know what's really causing the mail delays at two Houston-area processing centers. The 30-plus year...
Several roads remain closed during heavy rains in Grimes County
GRIMES COUNTY, Texas — Updated at 4:20pm to reflect latest information from GCSO. Several inches of rain have fallen across parts of the Brazos Valley since midnight Tuesday. According to the currently issued flood warning, some areas have seen over 13" of rain. One of the hardest hit areas...
College Station ISD names Mindy Chapa new Spring Creek Elementary principal
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — On Tuesday, the College Station ISD Board of Trustees named Mindy Chapa the new principal for Spring Creek Elementary. Chapa, who has 20 years of total experience in the field of education, has spent multiple years in different facets in Brazos Valley schools. During her time as a teacher, Chapa taught kindergarten in Bryan ISD and preschool in Anderson-Shiro CISD before moving on to campus administration.
Man, woman considered armed and dangerous wanted by College Station PD
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — College Station Police are looking for two people considered armed and dangerous. On Tuesday, officers and detectives executed a search warrant in the 400 block of First Street in Northgate area involving a home invasion investigation. CSPD was looking for Clayton James Rowley, 23, who is wanted for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Unlawful Carry of a Weapon by a Felon.
Driver believed to be experiencing medical episode crashed into Garland apartment complex, killing resident, police say
GARLAND, Texas — A driver believed to be experiencing a medical episode while driving lost control of his Buick LeSabre at the intersection of Fieldcrest Drive and Jupiter Road in Garland Tuesday, hit another car, then crashed into an apartment building, killing a resident inside, police say. The Garland...
Developers propose Oklahoma City skyscraper that, if approved, would be the tallest in the U.S.
OKLAHOMA CITY — Developers in Oklahoma City are aiming for new heights. Matteson Capital and architecture firm AO are asking the city for zoning that would allow them to build a 1,907-foot supertall tower that, if approved, would be the tallest skyscraper in the country. That would be more than 100 feet taller than the current tallest building in the U.S., the One Trade Center tower in New York. Dallas’ tallest skyscraper, Bank of America Plaza, stands at about 921 feet.
A new Margaritaville resort is coming to Galveston. Here's what it'll look like.
GALVESTON, Texas — We heard it was coming and now it’s official. A new Margaritaville resort will open up in Galveston -- in a $250 million venture. The resort, which will be at 317 East Beach Drive, will be a 300,000-square-foot development with 334 rooms, an elevated water park, beach access, and four restaurants. There will also be a lazy river, pickleball courts, a family entertainment center, a ballroom, and more.
California man behind nationwide ticket scam that included 2018 Texas A&M football game sentenced to 24 months in prison
HOUSTON — The man behind a nationwide ticket scam that included Texas A&M's 2018 matchup against Clemson has been sentenced to 24 months in federal prison, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Langford was able to pull off the fraud scheme through stolen credit card information from across the...
Union Pacific to repair multiple railroad crossings in downtown Navasota starting Thursday
NAVASOTA, Texas — More road work will be done in Navasota starting on Thursday. According to the city, Union Pacific will be making repairs to three railroad crossings along Railroad Street from 4 a.m. to 11 a.m. Detour signs will be in place for drivers, but it's advised to avoid the areas being worked on during the morning closure period.
'I got the $670 bill and thought it had to be wrong' | Why your energy bills may be higher despite fixed rates
TEMPLE, Texas — During the Winter, it's no secret that many people are kicking on their heaters and using more energy than usual to stay warm. However, even people who are keeping their energy use to a moderate level are reportedly seeing a large spike in their energy bills.
Navasota Police arrest 17-year-old following late-night incident at local store
NAVASOTA, Texas — A 17-year-old is in custody following a late-night incident in Navasota, according to authorities. On Monday around 11 p.m., police went to investigate a shots fired and possible robbery in progress call in the 700 block of West Washington Avenue. When police arrived, a business employee told them a male was armed with a gun inside the store.
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