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First Grader Brings Knife to Navasota Elementary School
A first grader at Navasota’s John Webb Elementary School is in trouble for taking a knife to school on Thursday and threatening another student. In a letter to parents, Superintendent Stu Musick described the weapon as a “mini keychain knife” and that the threat was made inside the classroom.
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Katy neighborhood overwhelmed by 200-300 Muscovy ducks
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Celebrate National Night Out with police, community parties | Central Texas Events
CENTRAL, Texas — Community across the Central Texas region are getting ready to celebrate National Night Out tonight, Tuesday Oct. 5. Neighborhoods, city agencies and community agencies will host events all evening long promoting police partnerships across the region. These events will feature local vendors, cook outs, games, live...
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Watchtower Defense Opens New Texas Headquarters
Watchtower Defense has officially opened its new headquarters and “state-of-the-art” manufacturing facility in Tomball, Texas. A ribbon-cutting ceremony on September 29 gave attendees their first opportunity to see firsthand what Watchtower Defense is building. State representatives, local dignitaries, community leaders, industry partners, members of the media, and other invited guests toured the new facility, viewed the company’s advanced manufacturing equipment and expanded production capabilities, met members of the Watchtower Defense team, and received a sneak peek at select new products ahead of their broader industry introduction.
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Texas Regulators Clear Nuclear Waste Startup To Drill Near Cameron
A Texas regulator has given a nuclear waste startup the green light to start digging. The Texas Railroad Commission has issued Deep Isolation Nuclear a drilling permit for its full-scale, non-radioactive Commercialization Pilot near Cameron, Texas, clearing the way for construction and field activities on a project meant to test whether the country's growing stockpile of spent nuclear fuel could one day be buried thousands of feet underground for good.
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There’s A Six-Story Statue Of Sam Houston In Texas – And It’s Free To Visit
Right off Interstate 45 in Huntsville, Texas, there’s a six-story statue of one of the most consequential Americans who ever lived, and the admission price is exactly nothing. The Sam Houston Statue is the tallest statue of an American hero in the world, and the fact that most people...
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Gause ISD kindergarten student brings handgun to school
GAUSE, Texas (FOX 44) – A Gause Independent School District kindergarten student brought a handgun to school this morning. Superintendent Teresa Russell released a statement to parents and guardians on Friday, saying a “serious incident” occurred on campus. School administration became aware that a kindergarten student brought a handgun to school. Staff immediately took control […]
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Katy-Area Road Closure: Katy-area roadway
KATY, Texas — The Texas Department of Transportation is reporting an active road condition affecting a Katy-area roadway. Detour listed: No official detour was included in the feed. What TxDOT is reporting. – Detour to the frontage road – Main lanes closed. All southbound traffic will be required to...
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First grader brings pocket knife to Navasota elementary school, threatens classmate
NAVASOTA, Texas (KBTX) - Navasota ISD officials notified families after a first grade student brought a mini keychain knife to school and threatened a classmate Thursday at John C. Webb Elementary School. In a letter to parents, Superintendent Dr. Stu Musick said the district followed standard campus safety and disciplinary...
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Texas A&M begins sesquicentennial celebration with opening ceremony
Weather might have moved the opening ceremony for Texas A&M’s sesquicentennial into Rudder Auditorium on Friday, but the change of venue did not change the joy and excitement in the air as the university officially started its 150th anniversary celebration. Students, faculty, staff, university leaders and local dignitaries filled...