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Texas A&M president Mark Welsh publishes online messages the Thursday and Friday before Christmas. Welsh’s message on Thursday (December 19) where subjects included efforts to improve communication, announcing retirements of …

The start of Christmas break in College Station ISD meant the resumption of cleaning and assessing damage at Pebble Creek elementary school following flooding earlier this month. CSISD assistant superintendent …

The College Station police department (CSPD) is establishing a mental health crisis response team. Officer David Simmons, speaking on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs, says the new unit make sure people keep …

A College Station woman who pleaded guilty to DWI with two prior convictions chose to argue her punishment before a judge. A Brazos County district judge imposes a six year …

Brazos County commissioners approve buying a building that was last used as a call center to move 9-1-1 operations of the county and the city of Bryan. The $2.2 million …

A home health worker is going to prison for starving her disabled aunt, which resulted in her death. A news release from the Brazos County district attorney’s office says in …

This week’s Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce update on WTAW included invitations to two annual events. The chamber’s community liaison, Royce Hickman, says tickets are now available for the annual …

The suspect in an armed robbery outside a College Station restaurant on Tuesday morning (December 17) visited with a College Station police officer the night before the holdup. According to …

Bryan Councilman Ray Arrington visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about a new animal center in his district, what he is hearing from his constituents, Midtown Park, economic development goals for …

It will cost $1.6 million dollars to design three more baseball fields and associated additions at College Station’s Veterans Park. These are the fields that were going to be built …