United Way of the Brazos Valley (UWBV) and the College Station sisters who founded the literacy program “Books & A Blanket” have announced UWBV will become the administrator. Harper Cunningham was 10 years old and [Read More…]
College Station firefighters responded to three structure fire alarms over the weekend. Monday around 1:30 a.m. across Harvey Road from the mall, firefighters went to The Ivy apartments where they found a heating element in [Read More…]
Nearly 30 people are back from the Bryan/College Station chamber of commerce first trip to Washington D.C. since the start of the pandemic. Chamber president Glen Brewer visited with WTAW’s Bill Oliver the morning before [Read More…]
The College Station city council at its last meeting approved more than $11 million dollars of budget amendments. Fiscal services director Mary Ellen Leonard says $10 million was the increased cost of purchasing electricity. A [Read More…]
In July 2016, Bryan police officers were told four men were involved in a drug related armed robbery at an apartment complex. Only one man was prosecuted. After he was placed on probation in 2018, [Read More…]
A Bryan man identified by a citizen as the escaped prison inmate from Leon County is arrested by Bryan police for possessing less than two ounces of marijuana. According to the BPD arrest report, the [Read More…]
Monday is the first day of early voting for the May 24th primary runoff. Brazos County Democrats living in precinct four have two runoffs…for county commissioner between Prentiss Madison and Wanda Watson and for justice [Read More…]
Bryan police is investigating gunfire early Sunday morning that sent two people to the hospital. Officers responded just after 3 a.m. Sunday to a home on Anita Street, between Henderson Park and the Boys and [Read More…]
As the search continues for a state prison escapee in Leon County, the state prison system (TDCJ) has suspended visitation at 43 units until further notice. Social media from the department of criminal justice told [Read More…]
The operator of most of the Texas electric grid reports six power plants stopped working Friday afternoon. A BTU spokeswoman tells WTAW News that none of their power plants stopped working. ERCOT reports all reserve [Read More…]
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