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Gunfire west of downtown Bryan early Tuesday morning left one man dead. Officer Kole Taylor says around four a.m. on West MLK near Sterling, three and possibly more people were …

News release from UPD: Texas A&M Police Chief J. Michael Ragan is retiring next month after serving the university and Aggie community for more than 40 years. Chief Ragan devoted …

As the city of College Station looks at making up a revenue shortfall in this year’s budget of more than $5 million dollars, the city council is exercising a provision …

The Bryan/College Station Salvation Army’s new commanding officers are finishing the first month of their new assignment. Lieutenant Tim Israel is a fourth generation Army officer and fifth generation Salvationist. …

It’s been the better part of 20 years since any streets in College Station have been modified in the attempt to slow down traffic….also known as traffic calming devices. College …

Texas A&M president Michael Young announced Monday the formation of a 45 member “Commission on Diversity, Equity And Inclusion”. Young issued an online statement that he is “deeply grateful to …

From Governor Abbott’s office on July 13, 2020: Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the U.S. Department of Defense has activated additional U.S. Army Urban Augmentation Medical Task Forces (UAMTF) …

Brazos County commissioner Steve Aldrich is pressing charges in the theft of a political yard sign earlier this week. College Station police assistant chief Chuck Fleeger says there is a …

The Brazos Valley Food Bank is closed through at least next week. That’s after an employee tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday. According to the Food Bank’s Facebook page, the …

Texas A&M’s president goes to social media after a student who reported hate messages were left on the windshield of his car makes accusations at university police. Earlier this week, …