Story courtesy of Evan Roberts, Texas A&M Athletics Communications BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Quenton Jackson scored 18 points and Texas A&M fended off a late Mississippi State rally to earn a 67-64 victory in [Read More…]
College Station residents are invited to check out 30 possible projects for a bond issue this November. Assistant city manager Jennifer Prochazka says the gathering at the new city hall council chambers on Monday, March [Read More…]
Two people arrested by Texas A&M police on charges of assaulting suspended Aggie football player Demond Demas and a relative were released from jail after each paid a $452 dollar fine. That information involving Robert [Read More…]
The corporation that purchased the former Gibbons Creek power plant in Grimes County announces selling the remaining 20 percent of the property in its control. Charah Solutions of Kentucky did not disclose the buyer of [Read More…]
College Station ISD superintendent Mike Martindale announces filling two department head vacancies. Martindale’s appointments will go to the CSISD school board for formal action on Tuesday. CSISD’s new director of business services is Chris Neely. [Read More…]
CSISD Superintendent Mike Martindale has named Stoney Pryor as his pick for College Station High School’s next head football coach and campus coordinator. The announcement was made at an on-campus press conference Friday morning, and [Read More…]
DPS responding to a report of a reckless driver last Saturday afternoon on the freeway led to a chase involving speeds of up to 117 miles per hour before the driver was arrested on multiple [Read More…]
Police Chief Billy Couch visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about his command staff, current crime trends, clearing accidents, patrolling the Northgate District, task forces, the opioid situation, drug dealers, human trafficking, and more during his [Read More…]
College Station firefighters respond to a fire at Park West apartments on Texas A&M’s west campus. Because of the location, the state fire marshal’s office will be conducting the investigation of Thursday’s fire. There were [Read More…]
Downtown Bryan’s First Friday activities includes building lights in blue and yellow as a show of support for Ukraine. Deputy city manager Hugh Walker says the lights will remain blue and yellow through Sunday. Friday [Read More…]
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