Brazos County Senator Charles Schwertner visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about Governor Abbott’s executive order, the resignation of the head of ERCOT, the future of the PUC and ERCOT boards, and more during his appearance [Read More…]
Destination Bryan’s Abigail Noel and Katelyn Brown visit about downtown Bryan’s March First Friday…which includes the first public event at the Queen Theatre since the pandemic started…other upcoming activities in Bryan, and the aftermath of [Read More…]
A College Station man remains jailed in lieu of bonds totaling $106,000 dollars following his arrest by Bryan police last week on what turned out to be 14 charges. According to the BPD arrest report, [Read More…]
Texas A&M Men’s Basketball returned to the court for the first time in over a month Wednesday night, and it showed, as the Aggies fell to Mississippi State, 63-57. Emmanuel Miller scored 24 points and [Read More…]
James Harden had quite the homecoming in Houston Wednesday night, racking up a triple-double to help lead the Brooklyn Nets past the Rockets, 132-114. Meanwhile, on the other side, Houston has now dropped 13 in [Read More…]
Story by Thomas Dick, Texas A&M Athletics Communications BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Texas A&M Aggies erased a 4-1 deficit en route to victory over the Incarnate Word Cardinals, 6-4, Wednesday evening on Olsen Field [Read More…]
Story by Marissa Avanzato, Texas A&M Athletics Communications HUNTSVILLE, Texas – The Texas A&M softball team picked up its first road win of the season with an 11-5 victory over Sam Houston Wednesday night at [Read More…]
By: Brad Marquardt, Assistant AD / Athletics Communications SAN ANTONIO – Texas A&M junior golfer Sam Bennett used a sizzling 5-under 67 in the final round of Cabo Collegiate to tally his first collegiate victory and earn an [Read More…]
The Texas A&M system board of regents is promoting from within for the next president of the flagship campus. Dr. Katherine Banks is the dean of A&M’s college of engineering and is a system vice [Read More…]
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) announces mask wearing requirements in public schools after the governor’s new executive order starts next Wednesday will be the decision of local school boards. Spokesmen at Bryan and College Station [Read More…]
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