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TxDOT says drivers heading south will need the University Drive exit to reach Harvey Road from 7:30 p.m. Oct. 23 until 6:30 a.m. Oct. 26. Southbound main lanes also close overnight tonight.
The city of College Station and Texas A&M Forest Service are hosting a free family event featuring games, treats, and complimentary tree seedlings at Wolf Pen Creek.
The international database covers 5,474 samples from 73 countries. It offers a starting point for studying crops on Earth and, eventually, beyond it.
College Station Parks and Recreation and the Texas A&M Forest Service host the free evening event from 5 to 8 p.m. Oct. 23, handing out seedlings of six native and adapted species while supplies last.
Researchers at Texas A&M University found that large language models trained on frivolous online content exhibit cognitive changes similar to humans.
The U.S. Department of Energy approved the final safety analysis for the PWR-5 pilot reactor at the RELLIS Energy Proving Ground.
The Thursday meeting begins after 6 p.m. CDT. A Northeast Sewer Trunkline contract, parks plan and Savannah Oaks rezoning are among the items awaiting council consideration.
The proposed Center for Energy-Related Geologic Storage, led by Texas A&M with Oklahoma State as a partner, meets in College Station in November to shape a bid for National Science Foundation funding.
The new Associate of Science still needs state coordinating board approval. Separately, Blinn's RELLIS-based nursing program is one of two in the nation named to a new national accreditor's Program of Distinction list.
Tre Watson, Padon Holt and Valen Cepak are on the Nov. 3 ballot to finish the unexpired Place 5 term on the College Station City Council; early voting is under way.
Republican Paul Dyson seeks a second term against Democrat Janet Dudding and Libertarian Jeff Miller on the Nov. 3 ballot. Here is what each has put on the record.
The city’s new streaming option brings council and planning meetings to phones and connected TVs, with live viewing and recordings available.
New research from Texas A&M University suggests that increasing levels of two naturally occurring microRNAs can reduce protein synthesis and slow the growth of pancreatic cancer cells.
The aerospace department's new degree began this fall; separately, A&M's $200 million Space Institute near Johnson Space Center in Houston is set to open in late November, Texas Monthly reports.
Organizers said Tuesday they could not stage this year's festival to their usual standard; the show, billed as part of Texas A&M's 150th anniversary, had Bailey Zimmerman and BigXthaPlug at the top of the bill.
The Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley's eighth annual giving day takes online donations between 5 a.m. and 11 p.m. Tuesday, with in-person options in College Station, Caldwell and Brenham.
City staff will ask the council on Nov. 16 to remove street parking on parts of Angus Street, Newton Road, Kerry Street and Park Place, roads that measure 20 to 24 feet wide.
A district memo says the vendor took a 50% deposit, then the balance after saying the shields were in its warehouse. The board may authorize suit against CoolVu after a closed session Tuesday.
First up is the Steinhagen Museum, set to get a new foundation and porch and return to its original dogtrot layout; a log cabin, an amphitheater and an America 250 tree are also planned.
AgriLife Extension's fall program in Caldwell runs 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 30, costs $40 with lunch and offers three state pesticide CEUs; preregister by Oct. 26.
Michael Kidd and Chandler Arden are running for the College Station City Council seat William Wright is leaving; here is what each says he would focus on.
