The Burleson County Office of Emergency Management issued an urgent travel alert Monday, warning that several local roads are impassable due to severe weather.
The celebration of Juneteenth is less that a week away, as America honors the day in history that slaves were declared free. In downtown Bryan, the celebration is beginning early as multiple musicians are coming together for a music festival.
The summer celebration this year is celebrating the 8th year of existence for The Garden. Community members were able to come in and walk around, with different hands on activities for kids.
College Station’s tourism leaders are rolling out a plan to partner with Texas A&M to attract more conferences and events—boosting hotel stays and local business year-round, not just on football weekends.
College Station leaders are considering possible micromobility safety changes after new data showed 71 motorized conveyance crashes since 2021, with 13 serious injuries and no fatalities.
Texas A&M expert warns tick season is in full swing across the Brazos Valley. Learn how to identify ticks, protect your family, remove them safely and when to seek medical help.
Following Bryan city council approving a new ordinance to enforce parking in downtown Bryan, local business owners voice their approval for the change hoping to see more spots taken by local shoppers and diners.
The agreement states SpaceX will not support or advocate for the current Texas high-speed rail, which has a proposed stop near the Gibbons Creek Reservoir.
Multiple New World Screwworm cases were detected last week in south Texas, and while work is underway for more mass production of sterile male flies to spearhead the eradication effort, ranchers are scrambling to keep the infestation from turning into an economic disaster.
Hearne ISD is one of 10 Texas districts selected for a No Kid Hungry grant to provide free summer meals through a drive-up program. Any child 18 and under can receive meals Tuesdays and Thursdays at Ruben Gomez Eastside Park in Hearne.
Police say Pedro Carrillo Pineda ran a stop sign and hit another pickup on W. William Joel Bryan Parkway; he allegedly told officers he’d had several beers and posted a $20,000 bond.
