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The cost of the relatively new city of College Station visitors center and economic development office gets closer to $5 million dollars. That’s after a city council majority approved spending …

A Bryan church building was damaged before sunrise Thursday morning (May 2) after it was struck by a SUV driven by someone who was arrested for DWI. A staff member …

A North Zulch man arrested last week on a charge of stealing a utility vehicle from Bryan’s St. Joseph’s regional hospital is now accused of four more property crimes. BPD …

The College Station ISD school board held a special meeting Wednesday (May 1) to fill two vacant administrative positions. Unanimous votes were made by the four members who were present, …

A College Station woman is headed to a state jail more than five years after leaving three children by themselves. Court records show in July 2019, 28 year old Terica …

Flooding rains continued in the Brazos Valley into Thursday (May 2). Multiple school districts cancelled classes on Thursday, including Madisonville, Normangee, Iola, North Zulch, Leon, Centerville, Buffalo, and Anderson-Shiro. Sam …

City Secretary Mary Lynne Stratta visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about the return of hear citizens for non-agenda items, how citizens can sign up, the interlocal agreement with the City …

The College Station city council tables a $1 million dollar change order on the design of a sewer trunkline that will keep it out of south Bryan residential neighborhoods. The …

An emergency amendment to this year’s Brazos County budget was approved by county commissioners during Tuesday’s meeting (April 30). The amendment says the need for another court bailiff “is a …

An ex-boyfriend is arrested by Bryan police on charges of kidnapping and violating a protection order. The BPD arrest report says on April 23rd, the victim was grabbed by 31 …