In the span of eight days, two students at A&M Consolidated High School have found themselves behind bars after being caught with THC vapes at school. A 17-year-old student was arrested on Tuesday (September 1, [Read More…]
A Federal Courthouse is likely coming to College Station. The final cog will fall into place after a signature from President Trump. The Judicial Understaffing Delays Getting Emergencies Solved (JUDGES) Act was presented to President [Read More…]
The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) has sent out a bulletin to insurers to remind them that the practice of “price optimization” violates Texas law for all TDI-regulated insurance products. This is response to Governor Greg [Read More…]
A Bryan woman is behind bars after driving drunk through the Big 6 construction zone and then dragging a construction worker some 70 feet after he tried to stop her. College Station Police were called [Read More…]
Burleson County Commissioners enacted a burn ban today, prohibiting outdoor burning. They were the last of the seven Brazos Valley counties to institute a burn ban. They join Leon, Madison, Robertson, Washington, Grimes, and Brazos [Read More…]
An inmate at the Brazos County Jail has a new charge after she was found with contraband in her cell. 41-year-old Krystina Maria Allen, of Houston, has been held on $75,000 bond since February after [Read More…]
The family of Caden Crow, the 22-year-old Texas A&M Pharmacy Student who died after suffering a gunshot wound to his abdomen, held a press conference this evening. They want justice for their son after the [Read More…]
Brazos County now becomes the sixth county in the Brazos Valley to institute a burn ban. Commissioners Court voted today to enact the ban. The path of Tropical Storm Edouard is uncertain and is currently [Read More…]
It was a scary night for three College Station women after they woke up to a stranger in their apartment. College Station Police were dispatched to The Heights apartments in the 3000 block of Holleman [Read More…]
The Brazos County Commissioners Court is hosting two public hearings Tuesday morning. The first at 8:30am to discuss the county’s $482,336,738 budget. The second meeting at 9:15am will discuss the proposed property tax rate of [Read More…]
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