Brazos County Jury Convicts A Father For Injuring His Twin Daughters That Led To The Death Of One Of His Children

Junior League of Bryan-College Station Announces New Fundraiser

Junior League of Bryan-College Station announces a new fundraiser, Betting on the Brazos. “Our theme is Casino-Inferno because we are having it at an old fire station,” says Kim Sailor, Vice President of Communications. The game night, which includes blackjack and poker tables, will be held at the newly renovated Visit College Station building in front of City Hall. Sailor says this event replaces Junior League’s annual Charity Ball. “Charity Ball used to be the only game in town so to speak, and now it feels like more and more organizations have some kind of gala or ball. We wanted to do something different,” says Sailor. Sailor says proceeds will continue to support the league’s signature project, Stuff the Bus. Betting on the Brazos is Saturday, November 9th. Listen to “Junior League of Bryan-College Station Announces New Fundraiser” on Spreaker.

City of College Station Update on WTAW

Trey Reeves, Marketing Coordinator for College Station Parks and Recreation, visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about upcoming events, vandalism, park usage, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Friday, September 27, 2024. Listen to “City of College Station Update on The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.

Bryan Police And Bryan ISD Announce A Student’s Arrest For Threatening To Shoot Another Student

Bryan police and Bryan ISD announce a student was arrested for threatening to shoot another student. The joint news release says no gun was found and there was no threat to the school, students, or staff. The threat took place Thursday morning (September 26) inside BISD’s district alternative education program high school (DAEP), which moved over the summer to the former Milam elementary building near Henderson Park. The student’s verbal threat was overheard by an administrator. The student, whose age and gender were not released, was taken to juvenile detention on a misdemeanor charge of exhibition, use, or threat of exhibition or use of a firearm. News release from Bryan police and Bryan ISD: On September 26th, 2024, at approximately 11:23 a.m., BISD administration along with Bryan Police Department School Resource Officers responded to a verbal threat made by a student regarding shooting another student. This incident took place at the District Alternative Education Program High School (DAEP). The verbal threat was overheard by a school administrator and immediately reported and addressed. During the investigation, it was determined no firearm was displayed or located. It was also determined there was no threat to the school, students or staff. The juvenile student was placed under arrest and transported to the Brazos County Juvenile Detention Center and booked in for Texas Education Code 37.125 Exhibition, Use, or Threat of Exhibition or Use of Firearms. Due to the arrest involving a juvenile, no further information will be released. Texas Education Code – EDUC 37.125. Exhibition, Use, or Threat of Exhibition or Use of Firearms (a) A person commits an offense if, in a manner intended to cause alarm or personal injury to another person or to damage school property, the person intentionally: (3) threatens to exhibit or use a firearm in or on property described by Subdivision (1)(A) or on a bus described by Subdivision (1)(B). (c) An offense under Subsection (a)(3) is a Class A misdemeanor. The Bryan Police Department and BISD ask that parents speak to their children and remind them of the seriousness of making threats towards the schools, students or staff. The Bryan Police Department will continue to thoroughly investigate all of these cases to protect students and staff.