This podcast is an update of the Bryan/College Station Salvation Army Christmas campaign with commanding officer Lt. Tim Israel and WTAW’s Bill Oliver. Additional information from the B/CS Salvation Army: With December upon us, we [Read More…]
The first two days of early voting in the College Station city council runoff election has generated a turnout of less than one half of one percent, compared to the number of voters for the [Read More…]
Gunfire Tuesday night west of the Bryan city cemetery sent one person to the hospital with serious injuries. The only other information from Bryan police about the shooting on Washington between 16th and 17th was [Read More…]
Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the city’s decision to help purchase the former Nutrabolt building, how it will be repurposed, how it will benefit the whole community, the Downtown Lighted [Read More…]
Congressman Bill Flores of Bryan (R-TX) visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about Nancy Pelosi’s attempt to legalize marijuana across the country, how Americans feel about this year’s general election process, coronavirus vaccinations, and more during [Read More…]
The College Station High School volleyball team has advanced to the Region III 5A Finals after defeating Friendswood Tuesday night, 16-25, 27-25, 25-20, 25-27, 15-10 at the Merrell Center in Katy. Ana De La Garza [Read More…]
Rank Team Record 1 University of Alabama 8-0 [Read More…]
The Brazos County district attorney’s office has moved online, their annual holiday remembrance of victims of violent crimes. Tuesday night’s Tree of Angels program can be seen live, and it will be archived on the [Read More…]
It’s been six months since the closure of the Brazos Valley’s only psychiatric hospital. Brazos County commissioners supported Russ Ford’s request to recruit a new operator. The 72 bed Rock Prairie behavioral health center operated [Read More…]
Bryan police report 12 vehicle burglaries last Saturday and Sunday. Nine of the 12 involved unlocked vehicles. BPD reports items taken from those unlocked vehicles included guns, wallets and purses, and clothing. Construction equipment was [Read More…]
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