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Three Bryan police officers test positive for coronavirus. According to a BPD statement, the officers “appear to have mild cases” “and seem to be recovering well”. From the Bryan police …

United Way of the Brazos Valley and the Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley has announced the first recipients of the Brazos Valley COVID-19 relief fund. Grants totaling $210,000 dollars …

Bryan/College Station residents and businesses are invited to check out and participate in a new community website, athomeinbcs.com. Chamber of Commerce president Glen Brewer says this allows residents to connect …

April’s First Friday in downtown Bryan becomes an all day virtual event. Katelyn Brown at the Downtown Bryan Association says there will be live and pre-recorded videos during the day …

Even during the shelter in place, Brazos County residents must respond to a jury summons letter. A low number of responses to the official jury summons letters due next week …

Several topics were brought up during Bryan school district superintendent Christie Whitbeck’s update to the school board during Wednesday’s special meeting. Dr. Whitbeck explained how at-home learning is transitioning to …

The three College Station ISD principals and interim superintendent, Mike Martindale, took to Facebook on this week to announce new prom and graduation dates and locations. All three high schools …

The Bryan school board, for the second time, has approved giving the superintendent emergency powers. Click HERE to read and download the resolution approved during the April 1, 2020 Bryan …

The Brazos Community Emergency Operations Center (CEOC) is requesting donations of personal protective equipment (PPE). The CEOC, composed of officials from Brazos County, the cities of Bryan and College Station, …

Overall demand for electricity by BTU customers during coronavirus is better than expected. General Manager Gary Miller says a decrease in consumption by business customers is being made up residential …