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Nine years ago, city council and school board elections in College Station and Bryan were moved from May to November. Two members of the College Station city council recently suggested …

A Bryan man is scheduled to return to federal court in March to be tried on a charge of stealing more than $855,000 dollars from his former employer. According to …

The pending results of this week’s College Station city council special election also has an impact on filling a vacancy on an advisory body. During the council’s last meeting, Mayor …

2020 marks the 17th year the Bryan city council has given money to the Downtown Bryan Association (DBA). This year’s agreement comes with some changes. Click HERE to read and …

More than 500 attending the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce annual economic outlook conference were the first to hear several business announcements. College Station’s economic development director, Natalie Ruiz, brought …

The College Station city council will continue to pursue regulations on short term rental housing. At the last council meeting, discussion followed a staff presentation about what is being done …

The Bryan school district continues to buy equipment for its new career and technology center, thanks to a state grant. Superintendent Christie Whitbeck confirmed from CTE director David Reynolds that …

An unknown number of people sustained unannounced injuries Wednesday afternoon from an explosion in western Burleson County. DPS reports a natural gas well owned by Chesapeake Energy blew southwest of …

College Station police took an intermediate school student into custody Wednesday morning on a charge of making a terroristic threat. CSPD did not release the age or gender of the …

Almost five months after two armed robberies in a three day period, Bryan police make an arrest. 27 year-old Ronald Miller Jr. of Bryan was charged with robbing two people …