BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Anderson-Shiro CISD is delaying its start time on Tuesday, Jan. 23 by two hours.
The call was made Monday evening after multiple roads were still flooded. More rain is expected early Tuesday morning.
The district says the delay will provide time to assess roadways and ensure the safety of all staff and students.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – College Station police are investigating reports of a shooting, Monday afternoon. It happened in the parking lot of an apartment complex at 1501 Harvey Road near Highway 6. Our reporter on scene said shell cases can be seen in the parking lot that’s marked off with crime scene tape. It’s…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – This may come as no surprise, but with unseasonably hot weather expected across the entire state, ERCOT officials have issued a “weather watch” for grid conditions in the afternoon and evening hours. ERCOT blames “unseasonably high temperatures, high levels of expected maintenance outages during the spring shoulder months, and the potential…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Bryan police responded to two separate incidents where minors were approached by someone armed with a gun while they were walking home. On Friday night, a minor was dropped off in walking distance of his home off Tabor Road, north of Highway 21. While walking to his house, he was approached…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Students at Allen Academy are back home after getting to explore local government, camp in national parks and even travel internationally. The program is called LEAP Week, which stands for learn, explore, adapt and play. Students were able to choose between traveling to places like Washington D.C. and Guatemala, camping in…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Two College Station McDonald’s employees were surprised with a graduation party Wednesday. Chris and Scarlett Morris graduated from a program McDonald’s and Colorado Technical University created. They received tuition assistance through McDonald’s Archways to Opportunity program. This program helps employees and students make pursuing a degree financially achievable. In a statement,…
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) -Two U.S. Congressmen from the Lone Star State, Rep. Michael McCaul and Rep. Jake Ellzey, have expressed their opposition to several grant applications submitted to the Federal Railroad Administration. These grant applications were jointly submitted by Amtrak and Texas Central, two companies aiming to partner to establish a 240 high-speed rail…
