COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) -Ahead of the 4th of July holiday, some of the Tiniest Texas are all dressed up and spreading some patriotism.
The babies in the NICU at Baylor Scott & White in College Station can be seen wearing red, white and blue for this Independence Day.
Happy 4th of July from Allison, Antonella, RJ, Legacy, Lyric and Jordavien.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – Mark Welsh III, Texas A&M Interim President, has been named the sole finalist in a search for the University System’s permanent president. A special meeting was called Friday by the Texas A&M Board of Regents. The meeting was in executive session for a little more than an hour-and-a-half. It was…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Since those freezing temperatures hit the Brazos Valley, ice has significantly affected area roads. The biggest thing if you are traveling on the road today, is to just be careful. There are still some icy patches throughout the roads which could cause your car to slide. As of Tuesday morning, ice…
MADISONVILLE, Texas (KBTX) – A Madisonville High School senior is raising money through a nonprofit he started to support animals in need before he leaves for college. Not many high school students would set up meetings with local government officials, but Thomas Dean is different. “I still am kind of this small high school kid,…
PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (KBTX) – Houston Police are in Waller County following an officer-involved shooting Tuesday afternoon. Police say they were in Prairie View attempting to arrest a suspect wanted on a murder in Houston. When officers approached the suspect in a vehicle outside a restaurant on Business 290, the suspect and another man opened…
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – College Station ISD sent an email to parents Monday night addressing staffing changes within the district after rumors of layoffs spread across social media. The district said in the email that intervention positions are being ‘restructured’ to better serve students and address overarching budget concerns. However, it’s left parents with…
The Texas A&M; University professor put on leave for allegedly criticizing Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick during a guest lecture this spring denied Wednesday that she accused Patrick of saying kids who died from opioid overdoses “deserve to die.” The Texas Tribune reported last week that Texas A&M; temporarily suspended Joy Alonzo, a respected opioids expert,…
