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A&M AgriLife researchers taking a stand against bacterial infection The national institute of allergy and infectious diseases is supporting researchers at Texas A&M in their fight against bacterial infections. and last updated 2021-04-29 16:42:03-04 COLLEGE STATION, TX — The national institute of allergy and infectious diseases is supporting researchers at Texas A&M in their fight against bacterial infections. Niaid awarded the school's AgriLife research nearly $400,000 in grants for their findings on bacteriophage therapy, which researchers think, could yield novel ways to fight ant...

Texas A&M Task Force 1 & 2 deployed ahead of severe weather forecasted this week Copyright 2021 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Texas A&M Task Force 1 (Facebook) and last updated 2021-04-28 16:54:34-04 AUSTIN, TX — On April 28, Governor Greg Abbott deployed state emergency resources ahead of the severe storms, potential flash flooding, and extreme fire danger expected across the state today, through the end of the week. "As severe weather is forecasted across the Lone Star State, I urge Texans to stay we...

Photo: Open Road Every divorce drama plays a little like a horror movie. The bloodshed may be chiefly emotional, but it’s still plenty blood curdling—at least for those less chilled by the roar of a chainsaw than the thought of a whole life you’ve built with another person slowly unraveling. Separation, which arrives in gradually reopening theaters this weekend, puts a literally supernatural spin on the horror of a shattered union and an ugly custody battle. That’s not a terrible idea in theory. But this bargain-basement thriller approaches both its jack-in-the-box scares and its dom...