It’s Hazardous Household Waste Weekend!
Hazardous Household Waste drop off is Saturday and Caroline Ask and Colin Killian with The City of College Station dropped by to tell us all about it. Hear the full conversation below:
Hazardous Household Waste drop off is Saturday and Caroline Ask and Colin Killian with The City of College Station dropped by to tell us all about it. Hear the full conversation below:
Another big football weekend as the Ags head to Tuscaloosa for a matchup with Alabama, Texas tries to break out of their downward spiral against Ole Miss, and Kentucky looks to hold on to the [Read More…]
A Brazos County Grand Jury handed down a third-degree felony indictment Thursday against 47-year-old Walter John Wronka, II, of College Station. Wronka was arrested at his home in the 900 block of Azalea Court just [Read More…]
Brazos County Candidate and Former State Investigative Auditor Files Complaint on Day One of Huffines’ Newly Launched “Whistleblower” Portal Media Release 10/22/2026: (BRYAN, TX) — Janet Dudding, CPA, Texas Democratic Nominee for Texas House District [Read More…]
A Bryan man was arrested after police say he used an old receipt to obtain a refund for unpurchased merchandise. Bryan Police responded to the Walmart on Briarcrest Drive around 4:30pm on October 20th for [Read More…]
AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) plans to award $8 million in Rural Texas Strong grants to 28 rural healthcare providers throughout the state. “Your [Read More…]
Today in Brazos Valley On The Record we sit down with Mike Riggens from City of Bryan Parks and Recreation to highlight what’s new in Bryan parks, some of the hidden gems, and parks with [Read More…]
A woman was arrested for driving while intoxicated early Wednesday. A Brazos County Sheriff’s Deputy reported seeing a vehicle speeding and drifting between lanes on Highway 6 near Peach Creek around 2:30am. Arrest reports say [Read More…]
(AUSTIN, TX) — Texas Comptroller Don Huffines today announced an executive order barring any business that demands proof of COVID-19 vaccination or recovery from its customers from receiving a Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts contract [Read More…]
(AUSTIN, TX) — Prospective students submitted more than 400,000 applications to Texas public colleges and universities during Free College Application Week last week, marking a 47 percent increase over the program’s inaugural year in 2025. [Read More…]
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