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Despite the pandemic, record enrollment continues at Blinn College. The second summer session had 4,667 students taking all online classes. In addition to a five percent increase in headcount over …

Coronavirus workplace concerns from the Bryan firefighters association has reached the city council. A letter written by association president Daniel Buford was read at Tuesday’s council meeting by city secretary …

The city of College Station’s parks and recreation director since 2011 is retiring. David Schmitz’s last day is July 31. Schmitz came to College Station in 2008 as assistant director. …

Bryan school district administrators are recommending some kind of pay raise for the new school year that starts next month. Following a discussion at Monday’s BISD school board meeting, the …

Free coronavirus testing will soon be available for students, faculty and staff at all Texas A&M System universities. The testing agreement with Curative Inc., a California-based national testing company, will …

Tuesday’s Bryan city council meeting included ten letters of support for a city operated cable TV and internet operation. It’s one of seven proposed changes to the city charter that …

The Brazos County sheriff’s office continues to deal with employees and jail inmates who have coronavirus or who have been exposed. Sheriff Chris Kirk reported at Tuesday’s county commission meeting …

Republican runoff for Brazos County commission, precinct 1 Eight of eight voting centers plus absentee and early votes: Steve Aldrich: 1462 Michael Schaefer: 1317 These numbers reflect absentee votes and …

There was a partial evacuation of a College Station apartment complex Tuesday afternoon. The College Station fire department evacuated one building containing 16 units at Sundance apartments on Harvey Road. …

If ten percent of Texas A&M’s student body does not return to campus this fall, university officials estimate a revenue loss of $63 million dollars. That was part of provost …