NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas (AP) _ A South Texas man has been accused of using a pellet gun to shoot two high school band students as they practiced outside on campus. Police say 67-year-old William Henry [Read More…]
With one exception, the College Station city council was unanimous in approving the budget for the fiscal year that starts next Thursday. Julie Schultz was alone in calling for a separate vote on the request [Read More…]
Bryan Deputy Fire Marshal William Bouse visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about two fires that happened last weekend and the upcoming observance of National Fire Prevention Week. For more information about fire safety, visit [Read More…]
Governor Abbott has awarded Texas Purple Hearts to four state Army National Guard members injured while serving in Egypt this month. The four were part of a multinational mission to Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula. They sustained [Read More…]
There’s a new radio station in town, and it is run entirely by students at Texas A&M. With the help of Bryan Broadcasting, students in the Agricultural Leadership, Education and Communications department launched Fusion FM, [Read More…]
The ink is dry on the contract extension for Texas A&M University System chancellor John Sharp. Total compensation doubles for Sharp from $657,300 to $1.3 million dollars a year. According to figures from the A&M [Read More…]
Allen Academy will join TAPPS for the 2016-17 academic year. Both the Allen Academy Board of Trustees and the TAPPS Board approved the change in athletic conference affiliation late last week. On Thursday, Head of [Read More…]
College Station is getting its first business where you can drive thru and stay in your vehicle to buy a mixed drink or a cup of beer. That’s part of a conditional use permit approved [Read More…]
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – After dipping their toes into the SEC pool each of the last two weekends, the No. 4 Texas A&M Aggies will fully immerse themselves in league action this weekend with a [Read More…]
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