Bryan mayor Jason Bienski was a featured guest on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs on Wednesday, November 24. Click below to hear the full interview of Jason Bienski with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia. Jason Bienski on WTAW, November [Read More…]
Three weeks after College Station voters said no to adding a transportation fee, the Bryan City Council reviewed plans for the next five years using revenue from its fee. Since collection of the fee began [Read More…]
The College Station City Council wants more direct influence into the operations of the local convention and visitors bureau and the development of the biomedical corridor. While Councilman John Crompton led the charge to restrict [Read More…]
Bryan Police Officer Jon Agnew’s weekly update with WTAW’s Bill Oliver.
The Bryan/College Station Better Business Bureau has received complaints from an out of town travel service. The BBB’s Bill McGuire says Direct Travel, which has made at least two sales pitches in the last week, [Read More…]
WTAW’s Bill Oliver visits with Bill McGuire of the Bryan/College Station Better Business Bureau.
A suspect is in Burleson County Jail in Caldwell after an almost three-and-a-half hour standoff Monday night. Police tried to stop Robert Lee Putz, Jr,. about 7 p.m. for a traffic violation but he fled [Read More…]
Since it was first opened in 1978, Olsen Field has been the home to Texas A&M’s “boys of spring and summer.” Now, thanks to the generosity of two brothers and a well-known ice cream company [Read More…]
The Aggie women’s basketball team got a bit of a warm-up last night before heading to warm Cancun for Thanksgiving. The 8th ranked Aggies whipped Liberty 81-49 at Reed Arena, running their record to 3-0 [Read More…]
Click HERE for a larger picture of the new Scott & White campus in College Station. The College Station City Council has approved the final steps allowing Scott & White to proceed with building a new [Read More…]
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