Bryan ISD Superintendent Ginger Carrabine has been named the 2026 Texas Superintendent of the Year. Ms. Carrabine was recognized at the TASB TXEd Conference on Saturday. Carabine was named one of five finalists from the [Read More…]
Maybe you don’t have the time to commit a role on the city council, but you still want to make a difference? Now you can! The City of College Station is hosting a seminar on [Read More…]
Three people are dead and three others injured after a head-on crash on Highway 105. Two cars collided on Highway 105 West, just west of the Brazos River around 5:30pm Thursday. DPS says they believe [Read More…]
The Grimes County Sheriff’s Office announced the recent capture of a fugitive. Grimes County Crime Stoppers published information about 36-year-old Preston William Cole Ashley on Tuesday. Ashley was tracked to Montgomery County and apprehended on Thursday, [Read More…]
A man was arrested for DWI after police say his alcohol concentration was more than twice the legal limit. College Station Police responded to Hungry Howie’s in the 100 block of Southwest Parkway on Tuesday [Read More…]
A man was arrested after climbing on top of a garbage truck in Bryan. Police received a call from the driver with the City of Bryan Solid Waste Department a little before 5:30am Wednesday morning. [Read More…]
Council met for nearly four hours Thursday night. Mayor John Nichols returned after hip replacement surgery following a fall and fractured hip. He departed the meeting at 9:00pm and Mayor Pro Tem William Wright took [Read More…]
The man who killed a bicyclist in July has been indicted for Murder and Aggravated Assault With A Deadly Weapon. Today, a Brazos County grand jury handed down the indictments against 31-year-old Charles Medina. Medina [Read More…]
As a part of Texas A&M’s Sesquicentennial, the university will be hosting a speaker series. That series kicks off tonight, with Roku founder Anthony Wood ’87. He will sit down with Texas A&M University President [Read More…]
Under Texas law, when you take or damage a campaign sign that isn’t yours, it’s a crime. A campaign sign is considered tangible personal property. Stealing a sign is considered theft. Damaging a sign is [Read More…]
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