The College Station City Council has a rare light agenda for their Thursday night meeting, but the issue of Wellborn’s desire to incorporate will be coming up in March. Click to hear the story from [Read More…]
A public-private partnership between the federal government, the Texas A&M University System, and G-Con means a mass production facility for vaccines, including influenza, is coming to the Brazos Valley.
A man synonymous with local radio in the 1950s and 60s has died. Alexander Joe Winn — better known as “A.J.” — was a longtime disc jockey and radio personality at WTAW when the station [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) _ Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison called herself the reformer. Activist Debra Medina said she’s David to her opponents’ Goliaths. Gov. Rick Perry touted himself as the protector from Washington’s evils and incompetence. In [Read More…]
TYLER, Texas (AP) _ Court records say books on demons and atheism as well as rifles and knives were found in a home linked to one of the suspects in the burning of churches in [Read More…]
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) _ Toyota is announcing a series of offers aimed at helping consumers deal with its recent recall. They include free at-home pickup of vehicles covered by the national safety recall. Toyota also [Read More…]
A&M United Methodist Church is inviting the public to join them for a free concert Saturday night. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with A&M UMC Director of Music and Fine Arts Ministries Sterling [Read More…]
Bryan Police spent more than two hours working a major accident on Highway 6 between WJB and Briarcrest Wednesday. The first call came in at 9:59 a.m.
Keep Brazos Beautiful is ready to find volunteers for their annual Texas Trash Off event April 24. Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with KBB Executive Director Amy Reed: Those interested in volunteering
Click to hear WTAW’s Scott Delucia talk with College Station Mayor Ben White
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