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College Station ISD school board members at their March regular meeting approve paying for an unfunded state mandate to add seat belts to school buses. A memo that was part of the meeting agenda said [Read More…]

A 68 year old Bryan man returns to jail three weeks after being released to probation after pleading guilty to domestic violence assault causing bodily injury. Ray Miller returned to jail on a charge of [Read More…]

The city of College Station’s tourism office is hosting a free concert following the Texas A&M spring football game across from Kyle Field at Aggie Park. The announcement was made on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs by [Read More…]

The search for a missing Bryan area woman is now in its second month. That’s despite the department of public safety discontinuing its alert for Nikki Winder. Brazos County sheriff Wayne Dicky says there is [Read More…]

Brazos County commissioners vote four to one to award a construction contract to build a four floor office building and a four floor parking garage that will be connected to the courthouse by a skywalk [Read More…]

The Bryan ISD school board selects architects for three more major projects associated with last November’s $397 million dollar bond issue. One architect was selected for additions and renovations at Bryan and Rudder High schools. [Read More…]

College Station police respond to a report of a 15 month old girl walking around an apartment complex unsupervised during the noon hour on Wednesday (March 25). That led to the arrest of the common [Read More…]

College Station ISD is looking for its next director of the district’s education foundation. A CSISD spokesman tells WTAW News that Teresa Benden will be retiring at the end of the current school year. Benden [Read More…]

The ongoing war in Iran involving the United States and Israel means Texas A&M’s campus in Qatar will finish spring semester classes online. According to Qatar’s academic calendar, the last day of spring semester classes [Read More…]

Brazos County commissioners follow action by the Bryan city council in agreeing to provide property tax breaks for the world’s largest privately owned producer of industrial gases. At Tuesday’s commission meeting (March 24), unanimous approval [Read More…]