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The week after the city of College Station disbands the Experience Bryan/College Station travel and tourism agency, the Bryan city council creates its own organization. The council voted 5-1 to …

Texas A&M system chancellor John Sharp announces the July 4th fireworks show will return to the RELLIS campus next year. That follows the success of Saturday’s night presentation and the …

Blinn College’s chancellor delays implementation of the second phase of employees returning to campus to work by two weeks. Mary Hensley stated in an e-mail before the holiday break that …

Two sections of fencing at Coulter Field airport were damaged Saturday evening by an accused drunk driver. According to the Bryan police arrest report, two officers found the driver of …

Two Texas Parks and Wildlife game wardens checking on a man fishing at Lake Bryan Friday afternoon led to an arrest on 11 charges. 23 year old Marckece McGee of …

A rural church in east Brazos County near the Navasota River was destroyed by a fire Saturday night. The website of Southern Oaks Baptist Church indicated Sunday morning worship took …

College Station police spent Friday afternoon in a shopping center parking lot identifying and neutralizing a suspicious package. Lt. Steve Brock says a a large boiling pot container was found …

Construction is expected to start in the next month on the new home of the Brazos County extension office. That’s after county commissioners awarded a $2 million dollar contract. That’s …

The holiday weekend means twice the number of fire calls. College Station fire department captain Stuart Marrs says that’s due in part to children being burned by fireworks and outdoor …

Katelyn Brown of the Downtown Bryan Association visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about July’s First Friday, the continuation of Saturday morning farmers markets, and July’s summer sunset concerts. Listen to …