TAB news 2024
TAB 2024 Anchor
This is a sample of WTAW anchor Bill Oliver’s broadcasts during 2024.
Month: January 2025
TAB news 2024
TAB 2024 Actuality
WTAW’s Bill Oliver produces a montage from a College Station city council debate regarding Amazon’s request to increase the number of drone delivery operations.
TAB news 2024
TAB 2024 Election Coverage
WTAW’s Scott DeLucia and Bill Oliver reports on events before, during, and after the November 2024 general election.
TAB news 2024
TAB 2024 General Assignment Bill Oliver
WTAW’s Bill Oliver reports on the turnaround at a local hospital.
TAB news 2024
TAB 2024 General Assignment Chelsea Reber
WTAW’s Chelsea Reber reports on the largest gift that is given to the Mays Business School at Texas A&M University.
Featured Stories
Brazos County Commissioners Applaud The 2024 Accomplishments Of The Veteran Services Office
The performance in the first full year of Brazos County’s veteran services officer (VSO) was applauded by county commissioners. VSO Pam Robertson said in 2024, the office served 4,849 veterans from Brazos and other counties. [Read More…]
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College Station City Council Approves Rezoning For Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach
Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach (APO) is another step closer to a new facility. That’s after the College Station city council at its last meeting (January 9) rezoned a vacant fraternity house at Deacon Drive and Fraternity [Read More…]
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Three Local DWI Arrests
A Bryan man arrested last Saturday (January 18) for DWI is awaiting trials from two DWI arrests in 2021, felony burglary in 2020, three marijuana possession cases in 2021, 2022, and 2023, and evading arrest [Read More…]
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Brazos County District Court Jury Convicts And Sentences A Navasota Man For A Stabbing In College Station
A Navasota man in the Brazos County jail since October of 2023 on a parole violation is found guilty of stabbing a man in a College Station bar. The district court jury that convicted 35 [Read More…]
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Governor Appoints Two Bryan Residents To State Bodies
Two Bryan residents are appointed to state positions by the governor. The new commanding general of the Texas state guard is retired Marine general Roger Sheridan. Sheridan, who has been with the state guard since [Read More…]