Juneteenth on Saturday had a different feel about it. Last year, most celebrations of the freeing of slaves in Texas were canceled due to the …
Democrats in Congress say they want to work with Republicans to pass legislation important to all Americans. For their part, Republicans also …
Heroes live among us, and because of them, many Brazos County residents have been able to survive the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Heroes live among us, and because of them, many Brazos County residents have been able to survive the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Texas Aggies have fought — and many have died — in every American war since Texas A&M was founded in 1876. They have left a remarkable rec…
Nov. 7, 2000. Can you remember that far back? That was the last day Texas went without a traffic death. That means our beloved state has had l…
Today, we honor our local law enforcement officers — and, indeed, law enforcement officers everywhere during National Police Week.
It has been almost 30 years since the once-controversial Texas lottery was approved by voters. The first scratch game — Lone Star Millions — w…
The death of NASA astronaut Michael Collins at age 90 on Wednesday brought memories of an exciting time for America flooding back for those of…
It has only been a few weeks since area residents desperately searched for a place to get their COVID-19 vaccines. Brazos County did an outsta…
Every quarter, The Eagle’s parent company, requires all employees to watch three or four safety training videos. While all are important and o…
You’ve got to be taught
Millions of people watched Oprah Winfrey’s interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, last week. It was ch…
It is hard to argue with Gov. Greg Abbott’s decision to open all Texas businesses 100 percent on Wednesday. For a year, now, business owners a…
For thousands of years, earth-bound humans have looked up at the planet Mars and dreamed of one day visiting there. Until a quarter century ag…
Never have we been so happy to see the sun. After nearly a week of snow, ice and bitter cold, we were ready to move past the winter storms of …
You’ve probably noticed that it’s cold outside. Boy, is it ever cold. Today would be a good day to curl up under a blanket in front of the fir…
For months since the start of the novel coronavirus pandemic, Americans waited anxiously for a vaccine that would rein in the deadly spread of…
Americans frequently are critical of those officials they elect or appoint to important offices. It is so easy to do. Rarely do we hear praise…
Last week made history with the swearing in of Joe Biden — who became oldest person ever to serve as president of the United States — and Kama…
The train trip from Springfield, Illinois, to the nation’s capital had been long. For 13 days, Abraham Lincoln, soon to be inaugurated as Amer…
If ever we doubted the deep divide that separates us, all we had to do was watch the horror of the riot at the Capitol on Wednesday. For decad…
This time of year is all about miracles. Of course, for the world’s 2.2 billion Christians, this is the week to celebrate the birth of Jesus i…
“The most important office, and the one which all of us can and should fill, is that of private citizen.”
In this year of the coronavirus, Christmas can’t come soon enough. Not only is it the most exciting time of the year, this year it also means …
For the past quarter-century, the good people at KBTX-TV have joined with the good people of the Brazos Valley to collect food and money to fe…
This has been a pretty terrible year, not only for America but for the world. The novel coronavirus pandemic has turned America on its head an…
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