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Brazos County Senator Charles Schwertner visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about when the special session will be called, Governor Abbott’s threat to eliminate pay for state legislators, bill timelines, coronavirus …

The Brazos Valley Economic Development Corporation announces the expansion of a company it recruited to the area two years ago. Skywriter MD, a virtual medical scribe service provider, moved from …

The College Station city council has agreed to pay Union Pacific railroad (UP) just over $1 million dollars to replace the crossing signals at Rock Prairie Road near Wellborn Road. …

Three weeks before the Brazos Valley Bombers home opener, the Bryan city council approved a request from team ownership to defer paying what amounts to last year’s rent of Travis …

Before summer vacation started in College Station ISD, the announcement was made that there would be no virtual classes this fall. Superintendent Mike Martindale told the CSISD school board that …

Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about rescheduling the groundbreaking for Legends Event Center, Destination Bryan, voluntary annexation agreements, new housing developments, the makeup of the BTU …

This summer, construction begins on Aggie Park, located across the street from the east side of Kyle Field. In May, the A&M System Board of Regents approved building a new …

Later this summer, a converted Bryan ISD school bus will be parked outside campuses as a mobile library and to provide wi-fi access. Superintendent Christie Whitbeck told school board members …

A College Station woman, a Prairie View man, and a Bryan man are all out of jail on bond, following their arrests after 20 police officers from three agencies go …

College Station’s historical preservation committee (HPC) made two presentations during the last city council meeting. A home south of the Texas A&M campus near Brison Park is the 106th to …