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A crash that closed the freeway on both sides of the University exit for two hours Wednesday night is blamed on an accused drunk driver. According to the College Station …

For the second time in three months, College Station is losing a public safety chief. Police chief Scott McCollum notified his staff in an e-mail that he is retiring in …

The Bryan city council voted this week against handing authority over to the board of the Texas Municipal Power Agency (TMPA) on the future sale of mining assets. Bryan is …

United Way of the Brazos Valley president Alison Prince visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about public participation in UWBV’s online community impact survey. The survey is the first step in …

WASHINGTON (AP) _ The Senate has overwhelmingly approved a new North American trade pact that rewrites the rules of trade with Canada and Mexico. Passage of the measure gives President …

The Bryan city council voted this week to proceed with the financing the first portion of the new superpark. The $73 million dollar package includes $59 million for the superpark, …

The College Station city council at its last meeting approved a request to allow a bar and restaurant to expand its business space by 65 percent. The Angry Elephant, off …

A statewide group of educators gathered in Bryan Wednesday to learn about a high school partnership with a local community college. The principal of Bryan Collegiate high school, Tommy Roberts, …