KBTX - HomePage - Fri Nov 06
His arrest was featured on Saturday Night Live, but Thursday a Brazos County grand jury didn't find it funny, and indicted 20-year-old Michael Zamago.
CS health agency ranked in top 25%Theeagle.com - Thu Nov 05
College Station has received an award for ranking in the top 25 percent of home health care agencies across the nation.
Cameras hot issue in other cities, tooTheeagle.com - Thu Nov 05
College Station voters weren't the only ones to take a stand against red light cameras this week.
CS's Red Light Cameras Will Be Off WednesdayKBTX - HomePage - Thu Nov 05
Red light cameras in College Station are set to be shut off next Wednesday, according to the city's mayor.
Where the Jobs Will Be in 2010BusinessWeek - Thu Nov 05
The recession might be technically over, but unemployment is rising month after month even in most of the nation's strongest job markets.
American voters get rid of mayor along with speed camerasWorld News from Times Online - Thu Nov 05
It was American democracy in its purest form: three towns voting overwhelmingly to get their hated police speed cameras torn down - and to eject from office a mayor who had opposed the move.
CS Woman Robbed at Gunpoint Speaks OutKBTX-TV Bryan - Wed Nov 04
A nightmarish situation for a Blinn student heading home from school. Monday night the woman was held up at gunpoint as she was getting out of her car at the Walden Pond Apartments in College Station.
Red Light Cameras Are Here To StayKTXA-TV Fort Worth - Wed Nov 04
Share + Nov 4, 2009 4:50 pm US/Central By Sana Syed FORT WORTH The City of Lubbock did away with its red light traffic cameras and Tuesday night College Station voted out cameras there.
Wilfred Hugo BachleThe Cuero Record, Cuero, Texas - Wed Nov 04
Wilfred Hugo Bachle died in California on October 21, 2009. He was born in Austin, Texas on July 3, 1924 to Marie and Hugo Bachle, whileHugo was doing graduate work at The university of Texas.
Police Called After Claim of Polling Place HarassmentKBTX-TV Bryan - Tue Nov 03
College Station police were called to B/CS Convention and Visitors Bureau Tuesday morning after a man holding a "Keep College Station Safe" sign said he was harassed by voters.
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