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Not much freeze-damaged wheat to be replanted to cotton
This cotton seedling is representative of much of the cotton in the Brazos Bottom and Blacklands, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service cotton expert.
Burglars Break Into Several Vehicles in College Station
Several families in College Station are learning an important lesson the hard way, after burglars broke into their cars and stole their belongings in broad daylight.
E. coli illnesses traced to College Station Mexican food restaurant
A College Station Mexican food restaurant was the source of the E. coli that caused illnesses in the Bryan/College Station area, according to health officials.
Brazos County E.coli source linked to College Station restaurant
Health officials in Brazos County have traced the source of an E. coli outbreak that got at least five people sick in April.
Southwest wheat crop coming up short
As Southwest farmers begin or near wheat harvest, many, probably most, are looking at yield potential below average and some have already baled or abandoned significant acreage.
Texas FEMA task force dispatched to Oklahoma City
Texas Task Force 1 has been activated by FEMA in response to the disaster near Oklahoma City.
Despite deluge, inaugural Upper Gulf Coast Ranch Expo draws large crowd
The rain fell hard and heavy, but it didn't stop more than 100 agricultural producers from attending the inaugural Upper Gulf Coast Ranch Expo at the 12,000-acre Twinwood Ranch near Simonton.
'Click It or Ticket' campaign will take place May 20-June 2
This year's Texas Department of Public Safety Click It or Ticket campaign is scheduled for May 20-June 2, which includes Memorial Day Weekend, said Bev Kellner, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service program specialist - passenger safety, College Station.
Belleville MetroLink riders, prepare for shuttles, delays beginning Monday
Work on the MetroLink rail system beginning Monday in the metro-east and continuing through September may cause delays of up to 25 minutes for passengers, according to Metro officials.
Fitch Rates Texas A&M Univ System Rev Financing System Bonds 'AA+'; Outlook Stable
Fitch Ratings assigns an 'AA+' rating to $40.065 million revenue financing system bonds, series 2013 A and $255.6 million RFS bonds, series 2013 B issued by the Texas A&M University System .
Houston Attorney Terry Bryant to Represent Family of Two Brothers Fighting E. Coli Infections
Houston Attorney Terry Bryant to Represent Family of Two Brothers Fighting E. Coli Infections Houston Attorney Terry Bryant has been retained to represent the family of two young boys fighting rare E. coli infections.Houston Attorney Terry Bryant has been retained to represent the family of two young boys fighting rare E. coli ... (more)
Houston Forecast: T-storms moving out; warm temps in
Early-morning thunderstorms north of Houston will move out of the area, leaving us with a warming trend over the next few days, said KHOU 11 News Meteorologist Chita Johnson.
Not much freeze-damaged wheat likely to be replanted to cotton
Texas cotton planting intentions may be affected by the replanting to cotton of freeze-damaged wheat acreage, but a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert doesn't expect the change to be significant on dryland wheat acres.
Attorney Stuart Leeds suspended from practicing law for six months
El Paso attorney Stuart Leeds has been suspended from the practice of law for six months, according to an order that was signed Tuesday.
Hazardous Chemical Causes Fire Station Evacuation
A commercial pesticide confiscated from a local specialty grocery store by a Department of State Health Services inspector and brought to Fire Station 2, 2300 Rio Grande, caused the evacuation of fire department personnel for approximately one hour this afternoon.
Man Arrested for Indecent Exposure in His CS Driveway
A mother and her 10-year-old daughter called the cops after they drove past a man touching himself inappropriately in College Station.
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Wildfires have broken out in a North Texas community devastated by 2011 blazes that destroyed about 200 homes.
E. coli cases rise; ill boys' family asks for prayer
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