The basketball court where NBA champion Alex Caruso learned the game before playing at Consolidated High School, Texas A&M, and the Los Angeles Lakers will bears his name. Renaming the court at Castlegate Park, across [Read More…]
College Station police officer Tony Gonzalez visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the city’s hands-free ordinance, being a motorcycle police officer, the upcoming Harvey Mitchell Parkway project, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs [Read More…]
Out on the ice, the Stars continued their torrid start last night, blasting the Detroit Red Wings, 7-3. Dallas goalie Jake Oettinger stopped 20 shots in his first NHL start.
Victor Oladipo scored 25 points and the Houston Rockets shook off an early 20 point deficit to top the Portland Trail Blazers last night, 104-101. Christian Wood returned from a sprained ankle to finish with [Read More…]
El coordinador de la pandemia del condado de Brazos informa al consejo de la ciudad de College Station que 5,000 dosis llegaron el Jueves a la farmacia del hospital St. Joseph. Jim Stewart también informó [Read More…]
N’Dea Jones put up up 23 points and 11 rebounds and No. 8 Texas A&M Women’s Basketball rolled past Auburn Thursday night, 84-69. It marked the 11th double-double of the season for Jones, as the [Read More…]
Brazos County’s pandemic coordinator tells the College Station city council 5,000 doses arrived Thursday at the St. Joseph hospital pharmacy. Jim Stewart also reported for the present time, the state is directing future vaccine allocations [Read More…]
Bryan fire chief Randy McGregor visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver on the eve of his retirement about his 37 year career with the department. The public is invited to a retirement reception Friday, January 29, [Read More…]
Baylor Scott & White Health (BSW) vuelve a ajustar su plantilla debido a la pandemia. Ninguno de los 1,700 puestos que se verán afectados implica a empleados de salud de primera línea. En una declaración [Read More…]
Baylor Scott & White Health (BSW) is adjusting its workforce again due to the pandemic. None of the 1,700 positions that will be affected involve front line health employees. In a statement to WTAW News, [Read More…]
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