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Next month, Bryan city council could consider a contract for street maintenance that will include improving the ride on Leonard Road from Harvey Mitchell Parkway towards the downtown area. That’s …

College Station ISD school board members approved two financial incentives during their July 20th meeting. Unanimous votes included the recommendation from CSISD chief financial officer Amy Drozd for qualifying auxiliary …

Bryan Councilman Prentiss Madison visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about what he is hearing from his constituents, infrastructure and roads, growth in his district, his reaction to the July 4th …

Local law enforcement officers are participating in the Special Olympics Tip-a-Cop fundraiser this week at Texas Roadhouse. Click below to hear Bryan Police Lt. Jason James visiting with WTAW’s Chelsea …

A reported shooting to College Station police Tuesday night at John Crompton Park is under investigation. The only other initial information from CSPD’s Twitter account is that an unidentified person …

A community event is being held Wednesday afternoon to celebrate the official opening of the Fun For All Playground’s second phase. Werner Rose, who serves on the playground’s steering committee, …

Texas A&M announces summer school enrollment is down just over four percent, or almost 1,200 students, from last summer’s record. A&M reported only the health science center had an increase, …

BTU customers will not shoulder the $27 million dollar deficit related to getting electricity during February’s winter storm. BTU general manager Gary Miller told a joint meeting of his board …

The Texas A&M System Board of Regents took no action, after meeting for 90 minutes Monday night to discuss the potential addition of the University of Oklahoma and the University …

College Station police responded to a welfare concern call just before 6:30 p.m. on Sunday evening on Copperfield Parkway, between University Drive and Harvey Road. According to a CSPD tweet, …