Bryan/College Station library system youth services librarians Mackenzie Kubacak of Ringer Library and Jenny Stadler of Mounce library visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia on The Infomaniacs on Thursday, April 2, 2026, to talk about among [Read More…]
Lina Adams of the Destination Bryan tourism office visits with WTAW’s Bill Oliver about the recent Troubadour Festival that was held for the first time in Bryan and previews April’s First Friday and Downtown Street [Read More…]
A Bryan High School freshman is raising money for an Eagle Scout project recognizing law enforcement. 15 year old Roman Smith has received permission from Bryan police to place a statue outside BPD headquarters in [Read More…]
The College Station city council unanimously approves changing the design of about one-half mile of rebuilding Rock Prairie Road between Town Lake and Fitch. Project manager Raquel Gonzales says moving the road by nine feet [Read More…]
Now in its fourth year of operation, the head of the Brazos County public defender’s office shared an activity report at the last county commission meeting, representing two new groups of clients. Nathan Wood brought [Read More…]
The Brazos County auditor and budget officer are sponsoring their first citizens budget workshop academy. Budget officer Nina Payne announced at the end of the last county commission meeting (March 24) that 50 people can [Read More…]
College Station Mayor John Nichols visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia on The Infomaniacs on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, to talk about activities of the firefighter’s union, the city’s water and electric departments, and upcoming events. [Read More…]
Bryan police responded around 1:30 Tuesday morning (March 31) to a family disturbance where 9-1-1 dispatchers heard a lot of screaming and a man yelling that he needed help. BPD arrest reports says 20 year [Read More…]
A former secretary at College Station ISD’s College View high school has paid more than $31,000 dollars in restitution as part of her punishment for stealing money from the campus activity fund. The punishment given [Read More…]
A College Station city councilman opens the door to the idea of possible merger talks with nearby water providers. Bob Yancy raised the subject during the last council meeting (March 26) during discussion before a [Read More…]
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