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Click to hear WTAW’s Chris Clift talk with Better Business Bureau of the Brazos Valley Assistant to the President Chuck DeMott: The local Better Business Bureau has seen increased reports of scam email and text [Read More…]
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The College Station City Council approved spending
A College Station woman faces felony charges after an argument turned violent Thursday night.
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