Month: May 2017
City of College Station Update on WTAW
David Schmitz, College Station Parks & Recreation Director, discussed the Lincoln Center renovation, Veterans Park, the possibility of a YMCA, updates to pools and playgrounds, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Friday, [Read More…]
College Station Council Approves Closing A Loophole To Protect Older Residential Neighborhoods
The College Station city council has unanimously approved closing a loophole in development regulations to protect older residential neighborhoods with owner-occupied homes from rental and multi-family housing. An amendment to the city’s Unified Development Ordinance [Read More…]
BTU Reports Telephone Scammers Have Returned
From Bryan police and BTU: Bryan Texas Utilities (BTU) is warning the public about a phone scam affecting area customers. This fraudulent call is asking customers to render payment in a short time frame or [Read More…]
FM 60/2818 Interchange Closed Thursday Afternoon Following A Crash
Already congested traffic at the interchange that is being rebuilt near Easterwood Airport got worse Thursday afternoon following a crash. College Station police report a collision between a semi and a Texas A&MM truck. College [Read More…]
Bryan Fire Department Update
City of Bryan deputy fire marshal William Bouse visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about upcoming activities by organizations related to BFD.
Aggie Softball Falls In Extra Innings In SEC Tournament Opener
Courtesy of Texas A&M athletics: KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The No. 11 Texas A&M softball team fell to No. 16 Alabama, 2-1, in 10 innings on Thursday in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament at Sherri [Read More…]
Plea Agreement For One Of Two Charged In A 2014 Bryan Traffic Manslaughter Case
A Bryan man who admitted this week to his part in a May 2014 drunk driving crash has been sentenced to ten years in prison. According to online jail records, 24 year old Erick Sanchez-Zepeda [Read More…]
