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Negotiations continue to sell the former Gibbons Creek power plant in Grimes County. The coal fired facility, which opened in 1983, was closed in 2018 by the Texas Municipal Power …

Bryan police report a distracted driver led to a car striking a building and injuring someone inside. This happened Wednesday afternoon west of downtown when a car on West William …

Texas A&M president Michael Young Wednesday morning released the following statement about the overnight defacing of the Sul Ross statue: “We became aware of the incident this morning and have …

A former Bryan city councilman has been appointed to the Brazos County commission. Chuck Konderla was named by county judge Duane Peters to fill the vacancy in precinct two following …

One issue not resolved after John Crompton left the College Station city council in 2011 has returned. During the council’s last meeting, there was no opposition to Crompton’s request to …

The Bryan city council Tuesday night, without comment, awarded a $5.6 million dollar construction contract to replace ballfields at Travis Park. Click HERE to read and download the presentation from …

Texas A&M president Michael Young announces a face covering policy that begins Monday. Face coverings will be required by faculty, staff, students, and visitors in indoor public areas except where …

B/CS Chamber of Commerce President Glen Brewer visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about their partnership with the Private Enterprise Research Center (PERC) at Texas A&M University to conduct a business …

Bryan Broadcasting is one of the partners in the Texas A&M system’s decision to host a July 4th fireworks show at the RELLIS campus. WTAW’s FM station at 94.5 will …

Sheree Boegner, Executive Director of the Arts Council of the Brazos Valley, visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about reopening, new health and safety protocols, registering for summer camps, and more. …