College Station city councilman John Crompton visits with Scott DeLucia on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs, May 20 2022. Listen to “College Station city councilman John Crompton visits WTAW's The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.
Local law enforcement have responded to four gunfire incidents in a 16 hour period. Friday just before 6 p.m., Bryan police responded to what was posted on social media as a “shooting investigation ongoing near [Read More…]
A Midland man admits to a drunk driving crash in Bryan in February 2020 that killed a passenger in his car and injured three people in a pickup. According to a plea agreement with the [Read More…]
El miércoles, el consejo de la ciudad de College Station tuvo su primera revisión en profundidad de 33 proyectos recomendados que podrían ser parte de una emisión de bonos este noviembre. Haga clic AQUÍ para [Read More…]
La policía de Bryan informa que un niño de siete años que se encontraba en un vehículo fue alcanzado por disparos al aire libre. De acuerdo con los medios de comunicación social de BPD, el [Read More…]
La policía de College Station está pidiendo su ayuda con la investigación de los disparos en el distrito de Northgate la madrugada del viernes. De acuerdo con las publicaciones de CSPD, nadie fue alcanzado por [Read More…]
The College Station city council on Wednesday had its first in depth review of 33 recommended projects that could be part of a bond issue this November. Click HERE to read and download the city [Read More…]
Congressman Pete Sessions, whose district includes Texas A&M and Baylor universities, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about replacing state laws with federal laws regarding Name, Image, and Likeness rules for college athletes. Listen to “Congressman [Read More…]
College Station police has released details of a motorcyclist who died following a crash Friday during the midnight hour. A College Station man, 20 year old Benjamin Hamilton Jr., was ejected when his motorcycle struck [Read More…]
The search for state prison escapee Gonzalo Lopez is scaled back in Leon County, while the coverage area goes statewide. Robert Hurst with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice says as many as 800 law [Read More…]
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