The annual United Way of the Brazos Valley (UWBV) community campaign finished at $1.58 million dollars. That’s 96 percent of the goal of $1.635 million. President Alison Prince says the community campaign hit the pause [Read More…]
The College Station fire marshal’s office is investigating an early Saturday morning call of a bonfire that turned out to be a frustrated neighbor wanting to break up a loud party. CSFD responded at 5:30 [Read More…]
For the fourth time in the last three years, a member of the Brazos County sheriff’s office has been named officer of the year by the Houston based 100 Club organization. Deputy Jason Lyday was [Read More…]
College Station Mayor Karl Mooney visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about re-purposing the old police department, working with the City of Bryan, impact fees, short-term rental housing, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs [Read More…]
Coronavirus has resulted in furloughs and pay cuts at Baylor Scott & White (BSW). WTAW News received this response from Baylor Scott & White about how their College Station region is impacted by the three [Read More…]
Major League Baseball owners unveiled their first economic proposal for to the players union this afternoon. The plan would reportedly call for an 82-game season and would cut the salaries of the highest-paid players, while [Read More…]
UNDATED (AP) _NHL Commmissioner Gary Bettman has announced the league is moving ahead with a 24-team expanded playoff format if it’s able to resume play and award the Stanley Cup. The plan was approved by [Read More…]
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced recreational sports programs for adults can resume starting Sunday, May 31st as part of “Phase II” of the state’s reopening. Abbott posted a press release to his official Twitter [Read More…]
More than 200 businesses have signed up for Operation Restart. Glen Brewer, Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce President, says businesses who pledge to follow state and local guidelines for reopening can receive promotional materials like [Read More…]
A pickup truck drove into one of the ponds at College Station’s Central Park last Friday night. The driver told College Station police, he had to get his truck back on…quoting the arrest report…”this road”…to [Read More…]
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