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While College Station city council members at their last meeting followed the governor’s new executive order by removing the requirement of wearing face coverings with enforcement power, councilman John Crompton …

One chunk of last November’s Bryan ISD $175 million dollar bond issue went to replacing roofs. At the last BISD school board meeting, a $3,029,000 contract was awarded to replace …

Blinn College is losing a senior administrator. Vice chancellor Diane Lovell is returning to her alma mater and her hometown, Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford, as president. Dr. Lovell …

A majority of the College Station city council decided Thursday night to proceed with proposed regulations limiting the number of unrelated occupants living under the same roof. Nearly 20 supporters …

A Bryan city council majority denies trash hauling permit applications sought by two out of town companies. This week’s 5-1 vote followed a discussion about whether to give preferential treatment …

The city of College Station is determining whether more than $48 million dollars of additional costs charged by the ERCOT electric grid to provide power during last month’s winter storms …

Business at this week’s Brazos County commission meeting included actions on two road projects. Commissioners awarded a nearly $2 million dollar bid to rebuild about one and a half miles …

Jennifer Nations, Water Resources Coordinator, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the winter storm’s impact on College Station’s water, sharing water with other water services, the new water tower, this …

Nearly $2 million dollars of improvements are coming to the combination football/soccer fields at Consolidated and College Station high schools. That’s after the College Station ISD (CSISD) school board awarded …

For six years, city of Bryan staff has been working to designate groundwater through a strip in the middle of the city as unacceptably contaminated and cannot be used a …