Update, July 9, 2020 There are 100 new positive coronavirus cases in Brazos County and 116 more recoveries. Six people were dismissed from the hospital and five more were admitted. Brazos County’s total hospital bed [Read More…]
The College Station ISD school board is holding a special meeting next Wednesday. That’s when superintendent Mike Martindale plans to roll out detailed instructional and operational plans for the school year that starts August 13th. [Read More…]
The Brazos County historical commission continues to receive the state’s distinguished service award. Local chairman Henry Mayo spoke for the 13 member volunteer board during this week’s county commission meeting. Mayo said this year’s award [Read More…]
Brazos County sheriff Chris Kirk informed county commissioners during Tuesday’s meeting that additional steps have been taken at the jail following more exposure to coronavirus. Kirk says that’s after an inmate who was held in [Read More…]
The voice of the Bryan police department is retiring Friday. You are invited to the virtual farewell of 20 year BPD officer Kelley McKethan. The Bryan native became BPD’s public information officer in 2012. That [Read More…]
The pandemic is not stopping the opening of the Texas A&M system’s new day care center. Construction has taken a year and a half on the two story facility off Hensel Street north of University [Read More…]
A Bryan man in jail since April of last year has admitted to two felony crimes and has had charges dismissed in two other cases. The plea agreement between 23 year old Stephen Ricks and [Read More…]
A College Station police department motorcycle officer escaped life threatening injuries Tuesday afternoon after the motorcycle was struck by a SUV. The collision, on Wellborn Road north of Holleman, tied up traffic between 3:30 and [Read More…]
The Brazos County jail that’s been in operation for ten years has passed its tenth consecutive state inspection. The normal two day inspection was extended by a day this year. And joining the one state [Read More…]
Reports of people not complying with mandatory orders for face coverings and social distancing in College Station have been received and investigated by police, code enforcement, and mayor Karl Mooney. Mooney said during Monday’s health [Read More…]
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