Three Texas A&M students were not able to sway Brazos County commissioners to add a voting center for this November’s election on the main campus as an option to the Memorial Student Center. The students, [Read More…]
A College Station man is accused of leading a DPS trooper on a chase Tuesday night in a stolen SUV on Highway 6 from near the University Drive exit through Robertson and Falls counties. According [Read More…]
Deputy City Manager Joey Dunn visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about proposed city charter changes, the possibility of BTU offering cable and internet services, a new pedestrian bridge, and Travis Bryan Midtown Park. The city [Read More…]
San Antonio, TX (July 22, 2020) — The Brazos Valley Bombers lost the second of a three-game series against the San Antonio Flying Chanclas, 15-2. The Flying Chanclas immediately reclaimed first place in the standings as [Read More…]
UNDATED (AP) _ Houston Rockets star Russell Westbrook is set to practice with the team for the first time since revealing that he tested positive for the coronavirus. Westbrook did not travel with the Rockets [Read More…]
UNDATED (AP) _ Mookie Betts has said yes to a huge contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers, while the state of Pennsylvania has said no to the Toronto Blue Jays. Betts and the Dodgers have [Read More…]
UNDATED (AP) – The NCAA football oversight committee is asking the association’s Board of Governors to avoid making a decision later this week on whether to conduct fall sports championships. The board is scheduled to [Read More…]
Guy “Rooster” Wallace, one of the greatest baseball players in Texas A&M history and a member of the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame, has died, according to his family. Wallace lettered for the Aggie baseball [Read More…]
The city of Bryan responds to repeated statements by the Bryan firefighters association regarding coronavirus workplace exposure. The city sent an e-mail to WTAW News that ended with: “Any information that states or implies the [Read More…]
College Station ISD administrators have heard from 30 percent of students and almost two-thirds of teachers in surveys about where school will start August 13. In-school instruction is favored by 70 percent of almost 4,200 [Read More…]
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