JEWETT, Texas (KBTX) – Classes are canceled Thursday in Leon ISD because of an ongoing power outage.
District leaders say Oncor officials told them it’ll be noon before the power is restored. They told KBTX classes are expected to resume Friday.
According to Facebook posts on the Leon County Emergency Management page, Oncor employees are working on some issues reported at a substation in Jewett.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – Saturday is Texas A&M’s last conference game at Kyle Field, and local businesses are preparing for a post-season slowdown. “We do get more money or revenue whenever we have the football games,” Paige Coulter, managing partner at The Cookshack, said. The Cookshack has two concession stands at Kyle Field. According…
WALLER COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) – Officials in Waller County are asking for the public’s help finding a wanted person. The fire marshal’s office has filed felony arson charges for Michael Robertson Jr. They say he intentionally set a fire inside his father’s mobile home in August and caused damage to it. Robertson is known to…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – The Salvation Army Bryan-College Station is looking to help people with their bills. “They may be experiencing having to make decisions on what to pay,” Tanisha Pickney, the director of social services, said. Energy bills are on the rise and will continue to increase as colder weather moves in. But, the…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – The Odysseus moon lander is expected to stop communicating with Earth in the coming hours. The U.S.-made spacecraft landed on the moon last week in an unmanned mission. It’s the first lunar landing of a U.S.-made spacecraft in more than five decades. Retired NASA astronaut, and current professor with the Texas…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Power has now been restored for the millions of Texans impacted by Beryl, and for some, it took over a week. The focus is now on why outages from the hurricane were so widespread – and so long-lasting. On July 17, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced the creation of the Senate…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – What will likely become Tropical Storm Lee is still very much in open water, about half way between Africa and the Lesser Antilles. As it continues to drift to the westward, continued organization is expected as it continues to move through a favorable environment for strengthening. Future Lee will ride up…
