A driver who fell asleep behind the wheel ended up crashing his car outside Navasota City Hall this morning. Navasota Police say they received reports of the crash just before 2:00am Friday morning. Dispatchers were [Read More…]
At Thursday night’s meeting, the College Station City Council voted 4-2 to renew the contract with Flock Safety. It was a six person vote, as Mayor John Nichols was absent due to injury. During a [Read More…]
It was a long night. A lot of business got taken care of. The final approvals were granted to move forward with the sale of land to Bass Pro Shops, which included offering them an [Read More…]
A Bryan teenager was arrested Tuesday after a dispute over his final paycheck. College Station Police say 17-year-old Shawn Alijah Woods went to the Five Guys at 711 University Drive East just after 5:00pm on [Read More…]
Attorney General and United States Senate candidate Ken Paxton has so far declined all invitations to debate Democratic nominee James Talarico. Talarico accepted three proposed televised debate dates: NBC/Telemundo/Hearst on September 22 in the Rio [Read More…]
Sprouts Farmers Market will open their first Brazos Valley location on Friday, September 25th. The doors to Sprouts open at 7:00am at 1913 Texas Avenue South in College Station — in the former Big Lots. [Read More…]
Some local jurisdictions are taking to social media to remind residents that burn bans remain in place throughout most of the Brazos Valley…and most of Texas for that matter. Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Madison, Milam, and [Read More…]
The City of Navasota is inviting the community to celebrate the grand re-opening of the Navasota Animal Shelter on Friday, September 25, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. at 1607 Nolan Street, Navasota, TX 77868. The grand [Read More…]
A custodian at a local elementary school has been arrested on charges of child pornography. 22-year-old Gerardo Antonio Gonzalez was booked into the Brazos County Jail today and was charged with two counts of Possession [Read More…]
At Thursday night’s meeting, the College Station City Council will decide whether or not to extend the contract with Flock for the city’s 84 cameras. “Council will consider an agreement not to exceed $158,000 with [Read More…]
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