In Brazos County during 2022, there were 222 cases of abuse, neglect, and/or exploitation of elderly and disabled victims. That is one of the statistics in a proclamation issued during Tuesday’s county commission meeting designating [Read More…]
An Aggie has been nominated to become the 39th commandant of the Marine Corps. A Texas A&M news release says Eric Smith has been named by the Biden White House to succeed retiring commandant David [Read More…]
Homeowners in a suburban development northeast of Bryan attended two Brazos County commission meetings in May attempting to get the county to replace a washed out culvert the homeowners believe is the county’s responsibility. Following [Read More…]
Derika Bailey, Branch Manager of the Bryan + College Station Public Library System, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about the summer kickoff parties, the youth summer reading program, adult summer programs, and more during her [Read More…]
An explosion at a power plant in northern Robertson County Wednesday morning resulted in one death. Robertson County emergency management posted on their Facebook page the person died after a boiler exploded at the Oak [Read More…]
Theresa Mangapora, Executive Director of the Brazos Valley Food Bank, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about KBTX’s Summer Hunger Campaign, the increase of people in need, types of food needed, and more during her appearance [Read More…]
Twice during May, Brazos County commissioners modified requirements to get a mass gathering permit. Commissioner Chuck Konderla said changes were approved during the May 9 meeting following what was advertised as a “trail ride” in [Read More…]
College Station Mayor John Nichols visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about College Station’s sewer trunk line project, impact fees, raised medians in Wellborn, a potential College Station ISD bond, budget priorities, and more during his [Read More…]
College Station ISD’s alternative high school could be hosting another way for students in danger of dropping out to get their diploma. During the May 16 CSISD school board meeting, members showed no opposition to [Read More…]
13 years ago, the College Station city council tabled the idea of a city owned convention center. During both of the council’s May meetings, renewed interest was expressed. Councilman Dennis Maloney, who was on the [Read More…]
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