For the first time in nearly five months, visitors will be allowed in Texas nursing homes on a limited basis, state health officials announced Thursday evening.

On Wednesday, the NCAA released guidelines intended to protect collegiate athletes, while expressing “serious concerns about the continuing high levels of COVID-19 infection in many parts of the nation.

Five Blinn College baseball players have signed with four-year universities to continue their academic and athletic careers.  

There was a surprise dropped at the end of the Sealy City Council Zoom meeting Tuesday night.  Mayor Janice Whitehead told the council she would be tendering her resignation.

The sudden announcement put Texas craft brewers in an untenable position, as they were forced to once again close their taprooms just weeks after reopening them.

Coach Aaron Kapiko said tryouts for the coed teams will begin Monday, Aug. 10. Fulltime students from all Blinn campuses are eligible to try out.

A historic presidential visit to the City of Odessa in the heart of the Permian Basin oil fields on Wednesday saw an outpouring of support for President Donald Trump, with the president signaling his administration’s support for the oil and gas industry.

Mainstream media has gone into hyperdrive to discredit the doctors, and medical elites have refused to explore alternative treatment plans for the coronavirus.

Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is extending the application deadline for the federal Pandemic-Electronic Benefit Transfer program (P-EBT) to August 21 to ensure eligible families have more time to apply for this one-time food benefit.

As part of its Back With Blinn plan to safely return for the Fall semester, the Blinn College District is offering students a choice between four distinct course formats, allowing them the option that best fits their learning style and schedule.

The Bellville community and beyond came together over the weekend to mourn the loss of Bellville High School Student Zach Hood who was tragically killed in a car accident.

The US Department of Energy issued a statement on Friday calling for private sector help in its years-long project to develop technology that would sustain future civilizations on the moon as well as Mars. NASA and the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) have been working on a portable nuclear reactor to power deep-space exploration, such as human missions to Mars in the next decade and beyond.

A federal eviction moratorium expired Friday, and housing attorneys are concerned about a potential surge in evictions across Texas during the COVID-19 pandemic.

NASA will provide live coverage of activities leading up to, during, and following the return of the agency’s SpaceX Demo-2 test flight with the agency’s astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley from the International Space Station.

Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Military Department (TMD) today announced Joint Task Force Texas, a newly formed partnership between the Texas National Guard and Active Duty and Reservists to strengthen COVID-19 response efforts in Texas.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) has received federal authority to extend certifications by six months for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients whose benefits are up for renewal in July and August.

The NJCAA has recognized the Blinn College baseball, softball, volleyball, women’s basketball, and women’s soccer teams for academic achievement.

Nine sophomore Blinn College men’s basketball players have signed with four-year programs to continue their academic and athletic careers after leading the Buccaneers to the Region XIV championship game.

Eight sophomore Blinn College women’s basketball players have signed with four-year colleges and universities after leading the Buccaneers to the Region XIV tournament and finishing the season ranked 24th in the nation.

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo officials announced 644 students who received one of the organization’s educational scholarships. These scholarships are a
portion of the Rodeo’s annual educational commitment of more than $27 million and are awarded to students across the state of Texas.