WTAW News weekly United Way of the Brazos Valley update focuses on the agency’s response to coronavirus. UWBV president Alison Prince says coronavirus questions are welcomed by calling 2-1-1. UWBV administers the 2-1-1 service in [Read More…]
The city managers in Bryan and College Station both expect citizens to abide by new bans on limiting public gatherings to fewer than ten people and closing restaurant dining areas and bars. The city manager [Read More…]
By MARK LONG JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) _ The Jacksonville Jaguars are trying to mitigate one of the costliest mistakes in franchise history. The Chicago Bears could benefit from the purge. The Jaguars agreed to trade [Read More…]
Nearly 3,000 local electric customers were caught in one of two simultaneous power outages Wednesday morning. College Station Utilities sent WTAW News photos of the squirrel and what it chewed to cause more than 1,400 [Read More…]
Listen to “Texas A&M Men’s Basketball Coach Buzz Williams” on Spreaker. Listen to “Texas A&M Women’s Basketball Coach Gary Blair” on Spreaker. Listen to “Texas A&M Baseball Coach Rob Childress” on Spreaker. Listen to “Texas [Read More…]
Grimes County has reported its first person who has tested positive for coronavirus. Grimes County emergency management coordinator David Lilly tells our sister station Navasota News that the patient is a man in his 50’s, [Read More…]
Southestern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey held a teleconference Wednesday morning to address the league’s decision to cancel the remainder of spring sports and spring activities in the 2019-20 season. Listen to “SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey [Read More…]
College Station Mayor Karl Mooney visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about declaring the state of disaster, local bars and restaurants staying open, the actions of college students, city council meetings, and more regarding the coronavirus [Read More…]
Congressman Bill Flores of Bryan (R-TX) visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the coronavirus, legislative action to help stop the spread, the local economy, Brazos County’s first positive case, what we can expect from Austin, [Read More…]
HOUSTON (AP) – Houston Astros ace Justin Verlander had surgery on his right groin and is expected to be out about six weeks. The timing gives Verlander time to heal before opening day, which had [Read More…]
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