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Another illegal trash fire in College Station…this one on Tuesday behind city hall near Thomas Park…results in more education by firefighters instead of issuing a ticket. CSFD reports a neighbor …

A recent Texas A&M system administrator, former A&M student, and retired state representative has died. John Otto, class of 1970, served as the A&M system’s director of local government relations. …

The Bryan school board makes major changes to the calendar for the upcoming school year. Monday’s unanimous vote delays the first day of classes to August 20th. That gives teachers …

As Texas A&M students return to Aggieland for the fall semester, the university has released enrollment figures for summer school sessions. Headcount rose by 18 percent and the number of …

For the second time in three days, Bryan police respond to violence in a neighborhood west of Midtown Park. A stabbing on Sunday night took place in the same block …

Two weekend crashes lead to arrests on charges of DWI with two prior convictions. Sunday night at Lake Bryan, a parks and wildlife game warden saw a car at a …

A Bryan motorcyclist has died after a SUV made a left turn in front of him. Monday’s collision in north Bryan at Harvey Mitchell Parkway and Phil Gramm Boulevard took …

Action during last Thursday’s College Station school board special meeting included pay raises and benefit increases totaling just over $1.4 million dollars. The unanimous vote of recommendations made by CSISD …

Brazos County commissioners will be considering how they can help local businesses compete for county bids. The suggestion was at the end of the July 28 meeting by new commissioner …

The Bryan school board approved spending more than $420,000 dollars in upgrades at the district’s two performing arts centers (PAC). Most of the money is going to the PAC next …