Bryan Broadcasting, The Eagle, and KBTX want to thank everyone who participated in Wednesday’s donation drive for Harvey victims. Four trucks provided by Kent Moore Cabinets for the Brazos Valley Media Giving Back event arrived [Read More…]
By COREY LONG ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) _ Jose Altuve homered, the Houston bullpen pitched 4 1/3 scoreless innings and the Astros beat the Texas Rangers 5-1 on Thursday in the last game before they [Read More…]
COLLEGE STATION – Texas A&M has reached an agreement in principle with Head Softball Coach Jo Evans on a new five-year contract, Director of Athletics Scott Woodward announced Thursday. “Jo has done a fabulous job of leading our softball program [Read More…]
Noon update: Mail service has resumed in the twin cities. College Station postmaster Roland Sanchez and Bryan postmaster Thomas Tone both said carriers hit the streets Thursday morning and retail operations are open at both [Read More…]
The Texas A&M Department of Athletics along with the 12th Man Foundation would like to welcome to its first two 2017 home games anyone affected by Hurricane Harvey – including its victims, first-responders, volunteers and [Read More…]
Rob Willis, Streets and Drainage Supervisor, and Paul Kaspar, City Engineer, discussed how the city prepared for and dealt with Hurricane Harvey, and what is to come. CityofBryan_Harvey083117
From the Bryan police department: On August 29, 2017 Nikhil Bhatia, 24 year old male from India, succumbed to his injuries. According to reports Bhatia and three friends went to the lake and were swimming [Read More…]
From Governor Abbott’s office: Governor Greg Abbott and the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles have temporarily suspended rules relating to vehicle registration, titling, and inspection for victims of Hurricane Harvey. With this suspension, Texans who [Read More…]
If your vehicle registration expires at the end of August, and you recently mailed your renewal to the tax office or completed it online, your new sticker may be stuck in Houston for several days [Read More…]
State lawmakers representing Brazos County spoke to a full house at Wednesday’s economic outlook briefing, sponsored by the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce. WTAW’s Scott Delucia moderated the discussion, involving Senator Charles Schwertner and Representatives [Read More…]
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