College Station City Council Purchases Land For Seventh Fire Station

City Of College Station Update On The Infomaniacs May 29, 2026 About Tourism Activities And A Traffic Advisory Affecting Sunday’s NCAA Regional Baseball Games At Olsen Field

WTAW’s Scott DeLucia visits on The Infomaniacs May 29, 2026 with the city of College Station’s assistant tourism director Jeremiah Cook about recent and upcoming events and with the city’s communications director Colin Killian about railroad maintenance will close the crossing on George Bush Drive on Sunday (5/31/26)…affecting traffic for NCAA regional baseball games at Olsen Field. Listen to “City of College Station update on The Infomaniacs 5/29/26 about tourism activities & a traffic advisory for Sunday's NCAA baseball games” on Spreaker.

Texas A&M Police Identify A Suspect In Four Cases Of Unwanted Contact With Women

Texas A&M police (UPD) has identified a suspect who made unwanted contact with four female employees. According to UPD’s website, the most recent incident involved two women on Tuesday (May 26) in A&M’s office of graduate and professional studies. That follows an incident in March where the victim was a paramedic during the transport of a patient. And the first incident was last October in the Wehner building. WTAW News has contacted the university asking if the suspect is an employee and if so what is their employment status. The response from a university spokesman was “An investigation is underway, and appropriate steps are being taken – in accordance with university and system policies — to ensure safety on campus.” UPD’s news release encourages victims to report unwanted advances and asks everyone to report concerning behaviors.

Brazos County Commissioners Approve Borrowing Money On 4-1 Votes

Brazos County commissioners approve at their May 19th meeting, borrowing $45 million dollars. Seven million is part of the $100 million dollar bond issue approved by voters in November 2022 for road projects. And $38 million in certificates of obligation (CO) that was not approved by voters is going towards renovations at the administration building and the new courthouse annex. The commission’s votes were 4-1. Fred Brown voted no because he was under the impression that Brazos County was paying cash. County judge Duane Peters agreed he liked paying cash. But Peters pointed out the 20 year CO’s are going towards financing construction projects that are expected to last 40 years. Peters also used an illustration of buying a home by borrowing the money. The county’s outside financial advisor Blake Roberts told commissioners that their high bond rating of AA+ reflects the commission’s financial practices and policies. Click HERE to read and download background information about the general obligation bond financing that was approved at the May 19, 2026 Brazos County commission meeting. Click HERE to read and download background information about the certificates of obligation that was approved by county commissioners. Click below to hear comments from the May 19, 2026 Brazos County commission meeting. Listen to “Brazos County commissioners approve borrowing money on 4-1 votes” on Spreaker.