College Station Police Arrest A Man For Soliciting Prostitution Of 7 on 7 Football Players

Bryan City Council To Revisit Last Month’s Decision Reducing The Amount Of Money Solar Customers Get For Selling Power To BTU

A special meeting of the Bryan city council last Friday (June 26) was moved from a conference room to council chambers due to the appearance of 15 BTU solar customers. Those customers are among 814 affected by a council decision made last month, agreeing with a BTU board recommendation to pay less to solar customers who sold their excess electricity to BTU. Four council members attending last Friday’s meeting agreed to modify last month’s decision. The BTU board’s recommendation that was approved by the council last month was based on solar customers not sharing BTU’s cost of providing electricity to retail customers. Click below to hear comments from the June 26, 2026 Bryan city council meeting. Listen to “Bryan city council to revisit last month's decision reducing the amount of money solar customers get for selling power to BTU” on Spreaker.

College Station City Council Receives A Semi Annual Capital Projects Report

The College Station city council receives a semi annual update on capital projects. The report at the June 25th council meeting from capital projects director included a sample of some of the 69 active projects. Click HERE to read and download presentation materials from the June 25, 2026 College Station city council meeting. Cain’s council report mentioned the following projects: widening Greens Prairie Road a new roundabout on Jones-Butler Road Barron Road Capstone Drive new pavement on Rock Prairie Road East new streets and utilities on Krenek Tap Road new streets and utilities on Lincoln Avenue development of Texas Independence Park improvements around Lincoln Recreation Center park, streets, and utility improvements around Thomas Park progress on fire station #7 Click below to hear some of Jennifer Cain’s comments at the June 25, 2026 College Station city council meeting. Listen to “College Station city council receives a semi annual update on capital projects” on Spreaker.

Preview Of “Aquifers 101” Education Meeting For Those Interested In Learning About Water Supplies In Brazos And Robertson Counties

The Brazos Valley groundwater conservation district (BVGCD) and Brazos County commission are hosting an education meeting for those interested in learning about water supplies in Brazos and Robertson counties. The “Aquifers 101” gathering is Tuesday (June 30) starting at 6 p.m. at the Brazos Center. Kathy Polzer of the groundwater conservation district says they are hearing more questions about water sources in light of proposed data centers, what may be happening in Grimes County, and severe shortages in Corpus Christi. Polzer also said “Maybe up until now we’ve just kind of taken it for granted that the water is going to come whenever we need it and it’s going to be there for us. And so, people have questions (of) all of a sudden we’re concerned that it (the water is) not going to be there when we need it.” Tuesday’s meeting consists of a presentation and a question and answer period. Click below to hear comments from Kathy Polzer, visiting with WTAW’s Bill Oliver. Listen to “Preview of "Aquifers 101" meeting for those interested in learning about water supplies in Brazos and Robertson counties” on Spreaker.