KEMP, Texas (AP) _ An east Texas man is jailed on a murder charge in the shooting death of his 23-year-old son after he allegedly spat on his mother. Marcus Russell Sides of Kemp remained [Read More…]
Years in the making, the joint landfill operation involving the cities of College Station and Bryan became official Monday afternoon. A joint meeting at College Station City Hall was the setting where the respective city councils [Read More…]
Local economic development officials received the news they wanted to hear from Tokyo. Todd McDaniel of the Research Valley Partnership says Toyo Ink will proceed with a $6 million dollar expansion of their plant in [Read More…]
There are new faces leading two local programs. Arriving recently at the Bryan-College Station Salvation Army are Lieutenants Joe and Monica Contreras. The couple, originally from Graham Texas, completed two years of seminary at the [Read More…]
WTAW Radio is adding Fox News Radio news at the top of the hour, effective Sunday, October 3. The addition of Fox News brings to an end the station’s six-year relationship with ABC Radio News. [Read More…]
Some questions will remain unanswered as to what led the Bryan City Council and City Manager David Watkins to part ways. Mayor Jason Bienski says those who have contacted him are fine with not knowing [Read More…]
The Bryan Fire Department and College Station’s Hazardous Materials Unit were among the agencies responding Thursday afternoon to the report of a white powder found at the Bryan office of the Texas Department of Transportation. [Read More…]
Prison and a five figure fine follows a plea agreement made by a Bryan gang member this week in Brazos County District Court. 20 year old Virgil Ponce was convicted of evading arrest, a felony, [Read More…]
The Bryan Fire Department is starting a pet notification program. Fire Marshal William Bouse says starting Monday (September 13th) Bryan citizens can go to fire stations and pick up a decal. Bouse says pet owners [Read More…]
The College Station school board hosted the first of three public forums Wednesday night on proposed changes in attendance zones. Over 100 who attended heard none of the 17 speakers support recommendations made by a [Read More…]
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