Texas A&M Researchers Explore Nasal Drug Delivery for Alzheimer's Treatment
A Texas A&M project aims to slow Alzheimer's progression using an experimental drug delivered to the brain through the nose.
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A Texas A&M project aims to slow Alzheimer's progression using an experimental drug delivered to the brain through the nose.
A migrant caravan from Honduras started toward the U.S.-Mexico border on Election Day, and participants said they hoped Democratic gains in Congress would ease border enforcement.
The tool uses a large language model to categorize disaster, weather and humanitarian reports for emergency responders.
Democratic gains in the November election have led abortion rights and anti-abortion advocates to weigh what could change in Texas.
The Council for Agricultural Science and Technology honored the Texas A&M professor and former department head for leadership and service.
Three new faculty members have joined the Department of Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications this fall.
The Texan reports that Democrats lead in all three 2026 races for the nine-member Court of Criminal Appeals.
Democrats won four competitive House districts in South Texas, districts the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee had targeted to flip.
Buc-ee's founder and CEO Arch "Beaver" Aplin III gave the keynote at the fourth annual Texas A&M College of Architecture Showcase, which drew nearly 1,900 attendees.
Johnson, who won Texas' attorney general race, said voters wanted a return to good governance and that he expected the outcome.
Democrat Nathan Johnson is preparing to take over the office after Ken Paxton's long tenure.
Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa announced her first transition team appointments, including a former Republican state representative who opposed Gov. Greg Abbott's school voucher plan.