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In March, Texas A&M notified employees occupancy levels would increase from 50 to 75 percent on June 1. University officials have now decided to bring back all employees. That’s after …

A Normangee woman was arrested this week on charges after a man was struck by a car in College Station last November…running over his back and legs…then driving away without …

One of Texas A&M’s vice provosts is headed down Highway 30. Michael Stephenson has been named Sam Houston State’s new provost and senior vice president for academic affairs. Dr. Stephenson, …

State Representative John Raney visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about his testing positive for coronavirus, his return to the House floor, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on …

This week’s Bryan ISD school board meeting included a discussion about the quality of the soil under the site of what will be built as the district’s third intermediate school. …

A second symbol of the Vietnam War is coming to downtown Bryan. An anonymous donor has purchased a combat helicopter. Retired Bryan city councilman Mike Southerland has worked with the …

A bicyclist seen by College Station police running a red light Wednesday afternoon in the Northgate district at University and Nagle was tased by an officer because he resisted being …

The thoughts of more than 500 local businessowners and decision makers were shared during this week’s Brazos County commission meeting. Chamber of commerce president Glen Brewer said more than 150 …

The push continues for low income Brazos County renters to apply for federal pandemic grants. County judge Duane Peters reported during Tuesday’s meeting that applications are taking longer to process …

Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson and Bernie Acre, Chief Information Officer, visit with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about an agreement with MetroNet to bring 100 percent fiber optic internet, TV and phone …