The Blinn College women’s basketball team (16-4, 5-3) rallied back on Wednesday night to defeat Angelina College in overtime, 82-81, and pick up its fifth straight win on the road.

After much flip-flopping, a $569 million Midland ISD school bond election failed by 26 votes now that county workers have taken into account ballots found in a missing box located weeks after Election Day.

The Trump administration set into motion the process that will allow 3D-printed gun blueprints — first introduced by a Texas man — back online after being blocked from the internet twice.

The Brazos County Health District has announced they are investigating a possible case of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus.  The patient traveled from Wuhan, China, where the coronavirus originated.

Molecular drills can now target and destroy deadly bacteria that have evolved resistance to nearly all antibiotics. In some cases, the drills make the antibiotics effective once again.

Texas Instruments announced Wednesday that it would close two chip plants in North Texas over the next three to five years, reported Dallas News. 

Stopping the spread of the new SARS-like Wuhan Corona virus, China announced that they are quarantining a third city to stop the spread. Chinese authorities have reportedly suspended all outbound air and train travel from the city and ordered all public places, including movie theaters,to close until further notice.

Blaine Hannath, 17 and a current junior at Bellville High School, is Encores Varsity All Star’s Pinnacle Award Recipient.

Thousands of pro-gun rights activists converged around the Virginia Capitol on Monday to voice opposition to gun control legislation

A Virginia State Senator shared a dire warning Friday on her Facebook Page to 2nd Amendment Advocates planning to attend the upcoming gun rally in Richmond on Monday:  “…we are being set up.”

At age 14, Alina Morse achieved “the American Dream.” How did it happen?

President Trump is expected to sign a Phase 1 trade agreement with China this week that “stops the bleeding” but is no resolution to the trade war, a senior U.S. Chamber of Commerce official said on Monday, quoted by Reuters.

Sources familiar with the Phase 1 trade deal told Reuters China has agreed to purchase $80 billion of additional manufactured goods from the U.S. over the next 24 months, as part of the “Phase 1” trade deal that’s expected to be signed on Wednesday.