College Station Police Arrests For Leaving A Gun Near Sleeping Children, DWI With Children Not In Safety Seats, And Filing A False Report

Texas A&M Police Receiving Fewer Reports Of Stolen Electric Bicycles And Scooters

Texas A&M police (UPD) is receiving fewer reports of stolen electric bicycles and scooters. UPD reports showed an average of almost one theft per day between November 15, 2025 and February 14, 2026. Click HERE to be directed to WTAW’s story that was posted February 11, 2026. Click HERE to be directed to WTAW’s story that was posted January 7, 2026. Click HERE to be directed to WTAW’s story that was posted December 16, 2025. Click HERE to be directed to WTAW’s story that was posted December 2, 2025. Since Valentine’s Day, the average has been just over one theft per week. For the last four and a half months, UPD received 84 theft reports. 39 of the stolen e-scooters and bicycles were taken from outside on-campus apartments and residence halls. UPD’s anti-theft suggestions includes: – Consider using a high-security U-lock. – Use a lock that properly fits the scooter or bike. – Consider attaching an internal GPS tracker. – Remove the battery pack whenever possible. – Take the scooter with you whenever possible. – Keep locks off the ground, where thieves can gain leverage to pry them open and break them. – Park in well-lit, conspicuous areas and in view of cameras. – Register all electric scooters or bicycles with Transportation Services. Screen shots of reported thefts of electric scooters and bicycles that were posted on the Texas A&M police website between February 16 and April 1, 2026:  

Opponents Of Two College Station Land Use Projects Speak Again To The City’s Planning & Zoning Commission

Two hours at Thursday night’s meeting (April 2) of the College Station planning and zoning commission (P&Z) was spent on two items drawing multiple public comments. Both items have been before P&Z before, and both items will be considered at the April 9th city council meeting. Almost 90 minutes was spent before a three to three vote denying a recommendation to remove from the city’s comprehensive plan, a future extension of Pebble Creek Parkway between the Pebble Creek and Southern Pointe neighborhoods. The removal was sought by Pebble Creek homeowners. Click HERE to read and download background information about the future extension of Pebble Creek Drive. Click HERE to read and download presentation materials at the April 2, 2026 College Station planning and zoning commission meeting. That was followed by about 45 minutes that was spent before a unanimous vote to recommend rezoning land to build nearly 900 homes off Greens Prairie Road south of the Castlegate neighborhood. The rezoning drew opponents from neighboring homeowners. Click HERE to read and download background information about the proposed rezoning in what is known as the “Windham Tract”.

Texas A&M Investigating An Anti Semitism Complaint

Texas A&M posts on its social media, investigating a report of antisemitism. A university spokesman says this involves an Aggie student who films himself harassing and disparaging Jewish students and telling them to leaving the United States. The investigation was the result of a X/Twitter post by a watchdog organization called StopAntisemitism that includes a video of the offending student. Statement from Texas A&M’s X/Twitter account: Texas A&M University condemns antisemitism and all forms of hate. Actions in which people seek to target or intimidate members of our community stand in direct conflict with our core values and our expectations of conduct. We are actively investigating a recent situation and will approach it with the seriousness it deserves, as we do with all concerns involving potential violations of our policies. Statement from the X/Twitter account of StopAntisemitism: Yousef Mahdy-student at @TAMU @tamusystem-films himself harassing Jewish students, calling them “stinky Zionists”, “stinky scum”, & screaming “Free Palestine”. He then tells them to get the hell out of our country. Why is this harassment allowed @Glenn_Hegar?