Emergency responders from the nine-county Middle Rio Grande Development Council area gathered Thursday at the Southwest Texas Junior College Matthews Student Center for a tabletop exercise designed to test emergency communications among different agencies during a terrorist event.
The Texas Engineering Extension Service will be taking its training to the skies.
The GovernorÂ’s Division of Emergency Management has directed Texas Task Force 1, to send liaison officers to various locations Texas due to the National Weather ServiceÂ’s prediction of severe weather in those areas on Tuesday.
In a continuing effort to assure the state’s water supply is safe, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and the Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) are working together to help the public water systems in the state.
Mine safety training conducted in the Metroplex? ItÂ’s true.
Mention the mining industry and many people think about tragic headlines from West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
In reality, more than 3,000 surface mines exist throughout Texas and the southwest region.
Two recent College Station incidents have us thinking about how to protect ourselves.
For every two victims that lose their life in a confined space, one rescuer – whether a bystander or trained personnel – also loses his or her life. Almost all of these deaths to rescuers are preventable.
For years she’s watched from the sidelines. A Bryan women’s weight stood in the way of her dream. Now, after huge personal sacrifices, surgery and unbelievable weight loss, she’s ready to live out her childhood goal.
J.J. Ruffino knows the toll unexpected events can take on a business.
A fire on a patio deck pulled Celina Firefighter of the Year Shawn McCarty away from majoring in turf management at Texas A&M University to a volunteer firefighter in Celina.
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