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Beyond 911: How Bryan Fire’s Mobile Health Unit is transforming emergency response (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Abusing 911 may sound like a deliberate act, but officials with the Bryan Fire Department say most frequent callers are simply looking for help and do not know where else to turn. “They just call 9-1-1 as a fail-safe to be able to get whatever help and care that they are looking for,” said Kevin Farmer, director of the Bryan Fire Department’s Community Paramedic Program. An emergency room visit or an ambulance ride is not always the best solution. To bridge that gap, the de
Three charged after coordinated “bank jugging” robbery targets College Station restaurant manager (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - A coordinated “bank jugging” operation that spanned multiple counties has resulted in robbery charges against a 20-year-old Houston man accused of ambushing a local restaurant manager outside his business. According to a College Station Police Department report, Desmond Derrail Williams, 20, is facing felony robbery charges for his alleged role as a getaway driver in an April 3, 2026, robbery that targeted the manager of a College Station restaurant. According to
Texas A&M Conference on Energy highlights AI’s role in future industrial plants (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Energy leaders and researchers from across the globe gathered in College Station this week for the 10th Annual Texas A&M Conference on Energy, focusing on turning laboratory breakthroughs into real-world industrial solutions. Organized by the Texas A&M Energy Research Society, the multi-day event centers on translating emerging technologies to scale. A central highlight of the conference was the keynote address delivered by Elbert van der Bijl of Yokogawa Electric
From local services to the grocery aisle: How rising diesel prices hit the Brazos Valley (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Escalating conflict in the Middle East is driving diesel prices toward record highs, and the economic ripple effects are hitting home across the Brazos Valley. From local agricultural operations to municipal services, workers and city leaders are navigating sharply rising fuel costs. A century ago, Texans still rode on horseback to get around. Today, hauling a trailer full of livestock is a costly necessity. To help ease that strain, one local equine clinic is mee
Texas A&M System launches ‘Stocked for Success’ campaign to support students’ basic needs (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - From empty refrigerators to job interview attire, basic everyday needs can often stand between college students and their degrees. Now, the Texas A&M University System’s student regent is launching a statewide campaign to ensure students know help is already waiting on campus. When Student Regent Lisa Cantu was a college freshman preparing for her first professional interview, Texas A&M’s Career Closet stepped in to provide her with an outfit. Years later, that pe
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