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Former QB for Texas A&M football suffers season-ending injury in first game
Former Texas A&M football QB Max Johnson suffers season-ending injury in first game with UNC Tar Heels. Say whatever you want about former Texas A&M football QB Max Johnson, but you can't deny that he laid it all on the line for the Aggies. Over his two years in College Station, Johnson—not exactly the most elusive guy in the pocket—took more than his fair share of hits behind a porous offensive line, but he refused to stop playing until he absolutely couldn't keep on.
Two Arrests, Each On Multiple Warrants From Bryan Municipal Court
A Bryan man is in and out of the Brazos County jail for the fourth time in less than two years on warrants for not paying fines in multiple Bryan municipal court cases. Online jail records shows 24 year old Monterrius Harrison, who was booked Tuesday (August 27) on 12 warrants where he owes more than $6,300 dollars, was released the next day to be placed on community supervision. Five of Harrison’s warrants were for not having a valid drivers license, three were for not having vehicle insurance, and two was for driving trucks with children riding in an open bed.
This Year's USA Mullet Championship Winners Have Been Crowned — Take a Look
The Winners From the 2024 USA Mullet ChampionshipAccording to historians, the mullet has been around since Ancient Greece — but we think this year's USA Mullet Championship winners have really perfected the look.Each year, the competition is held to award the best mullet-wearers from all over the country and every age group, from kids to teens to adults. The grand prize winners in both the kids and adults category walk away with a cash prize of $5,000 and a brand new GoPro camera, and the winner of the teen category takes home a $1,000 cash prize and a new GoPro.Take...
Drake Buys a $15 Million Mansion in Texas
The location of acclaimed Canadian culture vulture Drake’s newest Texas property has been revealed: It's a $15 million former resort outside of Brenham in the Houston area. He's just the latest in a long line of irritating rich people moving to Texas, and Drake’s mansion, formerly known as “The Inn at Dos Brisas,” has several casitas and haciendas as well as a greenhouse, a 7,000-bottle wine cellar and an equestrian center. It’s unclear whether Drake intends to reopen the property as a resort or use it as a private residence.
Toyota's multi-billion dollar impact on San Antonio's economy
This segment is sponsored by Toyota Motor North America. So let's look at the numbers - billions invested, thousand of high paying jobs, millions to local charities, and families in the Alamo City are enjoying prosperity - we asked Sonia Azad to look into what is the driving force behind all of this.
'It's bittersweet': Two San Antonio non-profits closing their thrift shops
SAN ANTONIO — Two San Antonio non-profits are closing their thrift stores. After 41 years, Roy Maas Youth Alternatives will close its landmark location off West Avenue at the end of September. Kym's Kloset, a newer shop that survived the pandemic, will open one last time Sunday. "We see...
ACC gets $1.5 million grant to train tech students for thousands of upcoming jobs
AUSTIN, Texas — Semiconductor manufacturers across Central Texas are putting out help wanted signs and on Thursday ACC was given more resources to be able to respond. A $1.5 million federal grant was given to Austin Community College to buy the latest, most advanced teaching equipment. “I am here...
Bloomberg News replaces iconic SA radio station that played oldies with local flavor for 97 years
SAN ANTONIO — It's the end of an era for a San Antonio AM radio station that had been on the air for 97 years. In its nearly century-long existence, KONO AM 860 was the only radio station that showcased San Antonio flavor. Now, those classic tunes are off the airwaves.
Bars Are Opting For Higher Age Requirements- Will Texas Follow The Trend?
As a Millennial person, I strive to be inclusive and welcoming to people despite any differences we may have, however, one demographic can be challenging at times- them kids. Don't get me wrong, I like Gen Z for many reasons, particularly bringing back 90s fashion, which I am ancient enough to have participated in the first time.
Six Texas Cities Ranked Worst In Nation For Deadly Drunk Driving Crashes
Driving and drinking is never the right choice in Texas. Drunk driving has been a problem in the state. Not only does it endanger the driver, it also endangers the people around them while out on the road. When you've been drinking, it's for the best to have a designated driver, or have a ride available to you.
BUSTED: Most Commonly Stolen Items From Texas Wal-Mart Stores
And a lot of people getting busted for it. Here in Texas, even misdemeanor theft can result in jail time and hefty fines. Walmart is the largest retailer in the U.S. and has 517 locations throughout Texas. Walmart constantly has to deal with "shrink" which is retail lingo for theft, from both consumers and "inside jobs."
Watch: People Seek Shelter From Tornado in Texas Target
When fleeing from a tornado, you have to do whatever it takes to get to shelter. Ideally, it would be an actual tornado shelter, but a big box store is better than nothing. No, they’re not immune from being destroyed by a twister, but it’s 1,000 times better than trying to ride out or run from a storm in your vehicle. Many have lost their lives doing that.
Dodging downpours this Labor Day weekend
BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - A surface trough near the Texas Coast is bringing disturbed weather in the northern Gulf of Mexico and pushing rain showers inland throughout the day. With the tropical moisture in place, we could see heavy rain, providing a flash flood threat, especially in areas with poor drainage. For this reason, the National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch that will remain in effect until 7 p.m. this evening. Rain and clouds will keep the temperatures down a bit today in the mid to upper 80s for the daytime high.
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