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Katelyn Brown of the Destination Bryan tourism office visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about July’s First Friday events and other activities taking place during the July 4th weekend. Listen to …

For the second time in five days, College Station police respond to a report of someone in a city park with a gun. Officers responded Tuesday afternoon to Gabbard Park, …

The College Station Noon Lions Club has announced cancelling Saturday’s “I Love America” event at Wolf Pen Creek park. The reason, according to a letter from club president Dan Castillo, …

A College Station woman returned to the Brazos County jail Monday for the 15th time in the last three years. 37 year old Kelly Londrigan was booked Tuesday on 17 …

About 30 minutes of last Thursday’s four hour College Station city council meeting was spent on whether a new sidewalk should be built along Southwood Drive from Valley View to …

Baylor Scott & White Health (BSW) has announced a leadership transition. BSW’s board has approved president Pete McCanna taking over as CEO January 1, 2022 when Jim Hinton retires. Hinton, …

Another expansion has been announced by the parent corporation of College Station’s FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies (FDB) facility. Details about the projects to add development and manufacturing capacity by location, totaling …

Earlier this year, the former Gibbons Creek power plant and lake near Carlos were sold. On July 15th, the city of Bryan and three other cities that make up the …

The first woman elected to the College Station city council, Anne Hazen, was honored for her service by the current council. Anne Hazen, who was elected five times between 1976 …

A Navasota man on parole from a Brazos County murder that took place in 1989 is returning to prison. That’s after a Brazos County district court jury convicted 63 year …