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…]
The City of Bryan announced Wednesday that it will enforce Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) requirements that bounce house providers at city owned venues be certified. Before anyone scoffs at the COB, this is not [Read More…]
22-year-old Gerardo Gonzalez, who was arrested on September 23rd for possession of child pornography, is facing new charges. The Brazos County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday that the former custodian at College Station ISD’s Greens Prairie [Read More…]
Biketober is this Saturday, October 10th. Join the cities of Bryan and College Station and Sister City Greifswald, Germany for a bike ride and a day filled with German inspired fun. Greifswald’s Deputy Mayor is [Read More…]
The Bryan Fire Department’s Fire Prevention Poster Contest is going on now. In honor of Fire Prevention Week (October 4–10, 2026), BFD is calling on all young artists to help spread awareness and safety. This [Read More…]
Bryan Police Department responded to the 2900 block of Wildflower Drive for a Burglary of a Motor Vehicle just after midnight Wednesday morning. The caller reported seeing four individuals wearing dark clothing and facemasks, entering [Read More…]
The Aggieland Humane Society says they have taken in 46 animals in just two days time. There are many adult dogs and cats and several bottle-baby kittens who need round-the-clock care. If your pet is [Read More…]
Press release 10/07/2026: (AUSTIN, Texas) — Today, Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, M.D., is excited to announce that the Texas General Land Office (GLO) is partnering with Texas A&M University and the Texas Farm Bureau to [Read More…]
Happy Birthday WTAW! The station celebrates 104 years on the air on Wednesday. WTAW first took to the airwaves on October 7, 1922. WTAW was literally born to broadcast Aggie Football! Prior to October 7, [Read More…]
Brazos County Judge Duane Peters announced at Monday’s Commissioners Court meeting that he will be retiring a few weeks early. Peters has been County Judge since 2010. He served as Brazos County Constable from 1993 [Read More…]
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