The Dallas Stars were undone by the Colorado Avalanche Sunday, 4-0 at the American Airlines Center. Gabriel Landeskog scored two goals for Colorado, which extends its points streak to 19 games. Meanwhile, Dallas falls to [Read More…]
A California company with a location in the Bryan/College Station biocorridor will be reimbursing local governments for not meeting economic development targets. College Station city council members came out of executive session during their February [Read More…]
The Texas A&M Association Of Former Students announces the death of longtime vice president Kathryn Greenwade. The third generation Aggie, who graduated in 1988, passed away Thursday after a lengthy illness. The association’s vice president [Read More…]
The bond issue approved by voters in Bryan ISD in November 2020 included playground shade structures at elementary school campuses. BISD board members on Monday approved facility director Paul Buckner’s recommendation ensuring each elementary has [Read More…]
The 27th time a Bryan man has been booked in the Brazos County jail in 11 years, he is accused of a hit and run collision last summer involving his pickup and a bicyclist. According [Read More…]
Bryan city manager Kean Register’s monthly report to the city council of capital improvement projects again began at Midtown Park. Friday was the ribbon cutting of new youth ballfields and construction of the shared use [Read More…]
A Houston man who told College Station police less than two weeks ago that he had sex with an 11 year old girl in his car, returns to jail on a charge of online solicitation [Read More…]
Municipal court judge Ed Spillane visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the upcoming warrant amnesty, the following warrant roundup, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Friday, February 11, 2022. Listen to “City [Read More…]
Last August, the city of Bryan’s presiding municipal judge was suspended and eventually fired. Former judge Albert Navarro has filed a discrimination complaint against the city with the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). The [Read More…]
Bryan’s Carver-Kemp Neighborhood Association is hosting a Black History Month program that takes a different theme. Association president Ray Arrington says the target audience of Saturday’s messages are towards what he says is a lost [Read More…]
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