A man walking on FM 2818 north of the Villa Maria exit during the midnight hour Sunday was struck and killed. Bryan police identified the victim as 26 year old Mario Andreas Jemison of Bryan. [Read More…]
Last week, College Station police received a report of a woman impersonating as a nurse at a local medical office since the end of 2006. Friday morning, 43 year old Sheila Vincent was arrested on [Read More…]
Committee appointments to the Texas Senate have been made by Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick. Senator Charles Schwertner of Georgetown, who represents Brazos County, will continue chairing Health and Human Services and will be a member [Read More…]
Lt. Chuck Fleeger of the College Station Police Department visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about the the department’s Citizen’s Police Academy. Click HERE for more information from the city website.
One way to describe a new contract for IT services between the Texas A&M University System and Cisco is “bundling on steroids”. The system’s Chief Information Officer, Mark Stone, says it took five months to [Read More…]
Friday afternoon update: Bryan police has announced the arrests of two teenagers from recent armed robberies at convenience stores. Friday afternoon, a 16 year old was arrested for holdups at Palasota Grocery, the Handi-Stop on [Read More…]
More than three inches of rain Thursday and Friday meant no school for about 300 students at 13 Bryan ISD buildings. Spokesman Brandon Webb said flooded roads meant no access to get to students on [Read More…]
There’s been a uptick in the number of flu cases reported to the Brazos County Health Department. Officials say the increase, from 174 in the week ending January 10 to 284 in the week ending [Read More…]
It took 27 drafts to come up with College Station’s first update to regulating oil and gas drilling in 24 years. The College Station city council has unanimously approved its first changes in regulating oil [Read More…]
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