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Since last August, the College Station city council has been working on an ordinance to regulate short term rental housing. The council could vote during its May 28th meeting on …

Monday was the first day on the job for College Station’s new fire chief and several newly promoted firefighters. The swearing in, which was done by video conference, included congratulations …

From Governor Abbott’s office: Governor Greg Abbott today directed the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC), the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM), and the Texas Department of State …

Thanks to coronavirus, incoming freshman at Texas A&M will not be attending traditional summer camps that introduces the class of 2024 to the Aggie experience. Options are being developed to …

Senator John Cornyn has announced electronic food stamps…officially known as SNAP benefits…are going to households with children who are eligible for free and reduced price school meals. The news release …

Bryan ISD’s former administration building is returning to the property tax rolls. The BISD school board on Monday approved authorizing the superintendent to sell the building at Texas and William …

Brazos County residents who have a received a jury summons request that was due May 13, now have until May 15 to send in their information. District Clerk Gabriel Garcia …

During a time of social distancing, we are still celebrating birthdays, graduations and Mother’s Day. The large, metallic, Mylar balloons have become a popular decoration, but if accidentally released outside, …

Governor Abbott says he wants to hear from bar owners about how to reopen. 26 local bar owners have done that. Aaron Cohen, co-owner of The Angry Elephant in College …

A Bryan man who tells a DPS trooper he was returning to Bryan after eating a baked potato in Waller was arrested on a charge of possessing what is possibly …