Teenager Arrested for Stealing Labubu from Post Oak Mall

14-Year-Old Killed, 3 Others Shot During Block Party Saturday Night Bryan

On Saturday night, Bryan Police were called to a street party in the 1200 block of West 17th Street just after 10:30pm. Officials say that shortly after officers arrived, they heard several gunshots and the crowd dispersed. Police found three victims at the scene, including 14-year-old D’Antwon Miles. He was shot in the torso and pronounced dead at St. Joseph Hospital. A 14-year-old female suffered a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the upper leg. She was treated and released from St. Joseph Hospital. A 42-year-old female suffered a life-threatening gunshot wound to the buttock. She was admitted to St. Joseph Hospital and is listed in stable condition. A fourth victim was found nearby in the 1200 block of Lowery. The 17-year-old male was shot in the upper arm. He was treated and released from Baylor Scott and White Hospital. Two vehicles in the 1200 block of West 17th and one vehicle in the 900 block of Harlem Lane were struck by bullets fired during the altercation. Bryan Police Chief Dean Swartzlander said, “A 14-year-old lost his life and several others were injured as a result of this senseless act of violence. The Bryan Police Department extends its deepest condolences to the family, friends and loved ones of D’Antwon Miles during this incredibly difficult time. Our thoughts are also with those who were injured, their families, and everyone affected by this tragedy.” The preliminary investigation has revealed that two groups of individuals began shooting at each other on West 17th Street, but a motive for the shooting has not been determined. Bryan Police Detectives are committed to determining the circumstances surrounding the shooting and identifying those responsible. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encourage to contact the Bryan Police Department at (979) 209-5300.   As of 2:00pm on Sunday, officials have said that parts of West 17th Street and Lowery will remain closed for an extended period while investigators process the crime scene.  

It’s Back to School Week for Most Districts In The Brazos Valley

It’s back to school week! Most districts will return to classes this week, with the bulk starting on Wednesday. Please remember to slow down through school zones. Watch for school buses and do not pass them when their lights are flashing! The only time you can pass a school bus, is if that bus is in the opposite direction of traffic and there is a divided median. Here is the list of the districts (and some private schools) in the Brazos Valley and when they return: Monday, August 10: Bremond ISD Calvert ISD Centerville ISD Navasota ISD Tuesday, August 11: St. Joseph Catholic School (Bryan) Leon ISD Milano ISD Mumford ISD Richards ISD Wednesday, August 12: Brazos Christian Academy (Bryan) Anderson-Shiro CISD Brenham ISD Bryan ISD Buffalo ISD Burton ISD Cameron ISD Hearne ISD Iola ISD Madisonville ISD Normangee ISD North Zulch ISD Rockdale ISD Somerville ISD Thursday, August 13: Gause ISD Snook ISD International Leadership of Texas (IL Texas) (College Station) Tuesday, August 18: Caldwell ISD Thorndale ISD Wednesday, August 19: College Station ISD Franklin ISD

Woman Arrested For 36th Time After Shoplifting at Walmart

A Bryan woman is in jail for the 36th time. 52-year-old Kesha Latrice Jenkins was arrested Friday after shoplifting at the West Bryan Walmart. Police were called to the store in the 600 block of North Harvey Mitchell Parkway around noon, after receiving a call of a theft in progress. The store’s asset protection team said a woman on a motorized scooter was placing items into a handbag. Officers spotted Jenkins on the scooter in the store’s parking lot. When she spotted the officer, she got off the scooter and began running towards a vehicle. She was apprehended while trying to enter that vehicle. It was revealed that Jenkins tried to steal dish soap, trash bags, a Zevo insect killer, body lotion, perfume, Fabuloso, and several clothing items valued at $145.02. Jenkins also had an active criminal trespass warning for the store at the time. She was arrested for criminal trespass, evading arrest, and theft of property less than $2,500 with two or more previous convictions. According to the arrest records, Jenkins has seven previous convictions for theft, most recently in December 2024. She remains jailed on 18,000 bond.