A Bryan man is sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to burglary of a habitation in March 2021. According to the Brazos County district attorney’s office, 44 year-old Celso Sifuentes III broke [Read More…]
College Station Mayor Karl Mooney visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about a busy weekend in College Station, a public meeting about Thomas Park, progress at the Fun For All Playground, federal pandemic money, fuel prices, [Read More…]
Congressman Pete Sessions of Waco (R-TX) visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about Title 42, the effort to legalize marijuana, his take on the Ukrainian effort, what is on the current agenda, and more during his [Read More…]
BASEBALL A&M Consolidated – 11 Rudder – 6 Bryan – 14 Harker Heights – 3 Magnolia – 5 College Station – 4 Allen Academy – 16 St. Joseph’s – 10 SOFTBALL College Station – 9 [Read More…]
Katy Gallaher, Texas A&M Athletics Communications BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Texas A&M baseball team scored seven runs in a five inning stretch and pulled away from the 15th-ranked Texas State Bobcats to secure an [Read More…]
Emily Wedemeyer, Athletics Communications BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The Texas A&M softball team (23-12) run-ruled the University of Incarnate Word (11-24) with the help of a late offensive spark on Tuesday. A five-run sixth inning [Read More…]
Dallas Stars held off the New York Islanders Tuesday night, 3-2. Radek Faksa, Tyler Seguin and Marian Studenic each found the net for Dallas, which improves to 40-26-3 on the year.
Keldon Johnson and Devin Vassell each scored 20 points and the San Antonio Spurs bested the Denver Nuggets Tuesday night, 116-97. San Antonio picked up the win despite 41 points and 17 rebounds from Nikola [Read More…]
The Houston Astros have locked up closer Ryan Pressly for 2 more years, agreeing to a $30 million deal with an option for 2025. Pressly is coming off his second All-Star season in which he [Read More…]
Since Brazos County was founded in 1841, the county judge has been in charge of developing and administering the budget. That changed last fall when county officials learned the population topped 225,000. State law now [Read More…]
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