Action at November’s Texas A&M system board of regents meeting included five building projects on the flagship campus. Almost three years in development, construction is scheduled to start in January 2025 on Texas A&M’s new [Read More…]
A Brazos County district court jury finds a Hearne man guilty of continuous violation of a domestic violence protection order and hitting a Bryan police officer multiple times in the face. Following last week’s jury [Read More…]
The Bryan city council joins the Texas A&M system and the local economic development corporation to hire a business that recruits technology start up companies in the defense and aerospace industries. The council at Tuesday’s [Read More…]
Action at last week’s Bryan and College Station city council meetings included approving an interlocal agreement (ILA) on sewer services in both cities. The origin of the ILA began with homeowner opposition in south Bryan [Read More…]
Bryan police respond to a report of gunfire inside and outside a home near Austin’s Colony Park Sunday (November 17) at three in the morning. Seven people who were inside the home were not struck. [Read More…]
A woman from Hearne who received $5 million dollars from the Texas Lottery for claiming a winning scratch ticket was arrested on felony charges of obtaining the ticket through fraudulent activity and felony theft. The [Read More…]
WTAW’s Chelsea Reber visits with Peggi Ondrasek, President/CEO of United Way of the Brazos Valley, and Liz Dickey, Executive Director of Health for All. Listen to “United Way of the Brazos Valley Update with Health [Read More…]
The Bryan/College Station Salvation Army’s annual holiday campaign is underway. Friday’s program (November 15) at Blue Baker restaurant on University begins the adoption of children who will receive gifts through the Angel Tree program and [Read More…]
The College Station city council accepts the concept plan for $5.94 million dollars of improvements at Thomas Park. Click HERE to read and download presentation materials from the November 14, 2024 College Station city council [Read More…]
The Bryan city council approves property tax breaks for a $120 million dollar expansion by a local manufacturer. The city’s economic development specialist, Todd McDaniel, says Honeywell electronics chemicals on Mumford Road will be making [Read More…]
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