TxDOT Holding Public Meetings to Discuss Possible Routes for Interstate 14 and Loop 214

Bryan City Council to Vote on Adding Ballot Measure to Remove Texas Avenue Medians

One of the subjects on tonight’s agenda for the Bryan City Council: Medians. They’ll vote on whether or not to adopt an ordinance ordering a Special Charter Amendment Election to be held jointly with Brazos County on November 3, 2026. The proposed ordinance reads: “the medians on Texas Avenue, Bryan, TX shall be removed from the intersection of Texas Avenue and Rosemary Drive to approximately 600 feet south of the intersection of Texas Avenue and State Highway 21. This Charter Amendment was requested by a petition of the active voters of the City of Bryan as presented to the City Secretary and certified by the City Secretary.” The meeting starts at 5:30pm at Bryan City Hall.

Bryan District Public Engagement Specialist for TXDOT Steve Fullhart on The Infomaniacs

Bryan District Public Engagement Specialist for TxDOT Steve Fullhart joins The Infomaniacs in the studio to discuss the I-14 and I-214 projects, along with more, during his appearance on Tuesday, August 11, 2026. Listen to “Bryan District Public Engagement Specialist for TXDOT Steve Fullhart on The Infomaniacs” on Spreaker.

Madison County Burglar Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison

The Madison County District Attorney’s Office announced today that a woman will be headed to prison for 15 years. 44-year-old Emily Beth Bradford, of Arkansas, was arrested on March 8, 2026 after breaking into a vehicle on OSR in Normangee. She was captured on video taking a shotgun from the vehicle and leaving the scene in a U-Haul. The victims followed Bradford to the Yellow Rose Travel Center at I-45 and OSR and prevented her from leaving the scene. It was later determined that the U-Haul had been stolen the day prior in Palestine, TX. She pled guilty to Burglary of Habitation and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm by a Felon. Today Judge David Moorman sentenced Bradford to 15 years in prison. Madison County District Attorney Courtney Cain said, “The Madison County District Attorney’s Office will not tolerate thieves in Madison County. If thieves decide to steal from Madison County citizens then they will do time! Thank you to Madison County Sheriff’s Office for your diligent work on this case. Another thief off the streets!”