COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – On Friday, Sept. 15, the Museum of the American G.I. will host a POW/MIA Observation.
The Department of Defense estimates more than 80,000 American service personnel are missing from previous conflicts and 38,000 are estimated to be recoverable.
The event takes place from 11-11:30 a.m. at the museum. Veterans will receive free admission.
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Brazos County and Burleson County residents may notice drones flying in their neighborhoods. Bryan Texas Utilities is conducting aerial inspections of the BTU power system using a drone from Tuesday, Aug. 15 until Tuesday Sept. 5. This annual inspection is part of BTU’s plans to increase reliability of the electric system…
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) -The Ukrainian Club at Texas A&M University is currently hosting a week-long exposition dedicated to the genocide of the Ukrainian nation. Located in the 12th Man Hall at the Student Memorial Center on the Texas A&M campus, this exhibit contains 42 informative posters that delve into three historical tragedies: the Holodomor,…
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of Southeast Texas is among America’s largest volunteer networks for people aged 55 and over who are tackling tough issues in their communities. Last week, the organization hosted a luncheon to honor and recognize longtime members and its Volunteer of the Year: Teresa Cook…
BRENHAM, Texas (KBTX) – Multiple people are seriously injured after an 18-wheeler crashed into the Texas Department of Public Safety Office in Brenham, according to DPS. Sources responding to the scene tell KBTX the 18-wheeler was stolen. According to those sources, three people are in critical condition and were taken by medical helicopters to the…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – You can adopt a family in need this Christmas and make someone’s holiday brighter. Twin City Mission has individuals and families in their shelters and non-residential clients needing to be adopted for Christmas. Adopting is easy and benefits families, adults and kids of all ages. According to Twin City Mission, great…
The Texas Division of Emergency Management will receive $60.6 million from the federal government to help utilities strengthen infrastructure on the state’s electricity grid. The U.S. Department of Energy announced Thursday that it will award the funds so that Texas’ power grid might better withstand extreme weather events. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law created the grant…
