A busy Wednesday for local firefighters. No injuries were reported in four fires handled by College Station firefighters. One involved a semi catching fire and blocking northbound freeway traffic just past Harvey Road. The semi [Read More…]
A walkout at the corporate headquarters of online retailer Wayfair on Wednesday did not appear to have spread to the company’s customer service center in Bryan. A morning and afternoon check of the parking lots [Read More…]
The top ten fastest growing privately owned small businesses in the Brazos Valley were recognized Wednesday at the 26th Bryan Rotary 10 business performance awards. Awards chairman Hayden Riley recapped the luncheon with well wishes [Read More…]
A request made during the public comments portion of a College Station city council meeting last month has been granted. City manager Bryan Woods brought up returning soccer goals at Anderson Park during the council’s [Read More…]
The Brazos Transit District (BTD) remains quiet about unidentified problems at its parking garage in downtown Bryan. The transit district tells WTAW News there are still legal issues regarding the parking garage. While fences were [Read More…]
AggieYell.com’s Courtney Roland sets the stage for Aggie recruits participating in this weekend’s Texas State 7-on-7 tournament at Veteran’s Park in College Station. Also, hosts Travis L. Brown and Zach Taylor break down the transfers [Read More…]
The Board of Trustees unanimously approved Dereck Rush as the Director of Student Health, Fitness and Athletics on Wednesday, June 26. Rush, who served as the Assistant Athletic Director and Head Football Coach at Oak [Read More…]
A barking dog waking up its owner led to Bryan police arresting a local man for burglary of an unlocked vehicle. The call Monday morning just before 5:30…while it was raining…was to the Krenek mobile [Read More…]
Former Texas A&M head men’s basketball coach Tony Barone has died following a lengthy battle with cancer. He was 72. Barone coached the Aggies from 1991-98, where he led them to a 69 – 120 [Read More…]
Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the ramifications of the property tax cap, other tax numbers, Bryan’s housing market, Texas A&M’s Health Science Center, and more during his appearance on The [Read More…]
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