Donnie Tuggle
Reporter and MMJ at KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX)
Reporter/MMJ @kbtxnews (CBS) in Bryan-College Station/ Brazos Valley, Atlanta born & raised. Story ideas? DM or email me. Retweets ≠ endorsements. NABJ|NPPA
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3 days ago |
kbtx.com | Donnie Tuggle
AUSTIN, Texas (KBTX) -With less than three weeks left in the legislative session, Texas lawmakers are advancing bills on education transparency, food access, and student safety. The proposals, which will be heard in House committees starting Monday, include measures to make school board decisions more accessible to the public, expand sales for small egg producers, and require seat belts on all school buses. School Board TransparencySenate Bill 413 by Sen.
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6 days ago |
kwtx.com | Donnie Tuggle
BRENHAM, Texas (KBTX) - A 10-year-old girl was found dead Tuesday in Brenham after being swept away by floodwaters near the Burleson Street Bridge, where neighbors say multiple men jumped into the water to try and save her and her sister. The child, identified as Devah Woods, was a third-grader at Brenham Elementary. Her body was found in Higgins Branch between FM 2935 and Old Independence Road.
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6 days ago |
kltv.com | Donnie Tuggle
BRENHAM, Texas (KBTX) - A 10-year-old girl was found dead Tuesday in Brenham after being swept away by floodwaters near the Burleson Street Bridge, where neighbors say multiple men jumped into the water to try and save her and her sister. The child, identified as Devah Woods, was a third-grader at Brenham Elementary. Her body was found in Higgins Branch between FM 2935 and Old Independence Road.
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6 days ago |
kbtx.com | Donnie Tuggle
BRENHAM, Texas (KBTX) - A 10-year-old girl was found dead Tuesday in Brenham after being swept away by floodwaters near the Burleson Street Bridge, where neighbors say multiple men jumped into the water to try and save her and her sister. The child, identified as Devah Woods, was a third-grader at Brenham Elementary. Her body was found in Higgins Branch between FM 2935 and Old Independence Road.
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1 week ago |
kbtx.com | Donnie Tuggle
TODD MISSION, Texas (KBTX) -A Grimes County judge has issued a ruling in favor of a group of companies seeking to purchase the Texas Renaissance Festival, awarding more than $22.3 million in damages, $1 million in attorney fees, and granting specific performance of a disputed sales agreement. Additional costs and legal fees for appeals were also authorized. BackgroundThe civil case stems from a $60 million purchase agreement involving the festival’s grounds, assets, and nearby property.
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