Texas A&M has announced offering more pandemic services to employees and students. Starting Thursday (January 13, 2022), at-home COVID-19 test kits are available. This is in addition to the Aggie community having access to the [Read More...] The post Texas A&M Offering More Pandemic Services To Employees And Students appeared first on WTAW | 1620AM […]

The Brazos County health district reported 2,667 active coronavirus cases on January 11, 2022. The record, 2,974, was set on September 30, 2021. The health district also reported the number of Brazos County residents who [Read More...] The post Brazos County Health District Pandemic Information appeared first on WTAW | 1620AM & 94.5FM.

For the second time in as many months and the third time in 14 months, a College Station man is in jail following his admission to causing a crash in December 2017 that killed one [Read More...] The post College Station Man Accused Of More Than 30 Probation Violation Charges After Admitting To Causing A […]

Tuesday night’s Bryan city council meeting included rave reviews and thanks to those involved in developing and opening the Big Shots center in Midtown Park. Click below for comments from Bryan councilmen Brent Hairston, Bobby [Read More...] The post Bryan City Council And City Manager Gives Rave Reviews About Midtown Park’s New Big Shots Operation […]

January’s meeting of the economic development arm of the Bryan city council includes buying a home and two lots across Rountree Drive from Williamson Park. According to city documents, the board of Bryan’s commerce and [Read More...] The post Bryan City Council’s Commerce And Development Arm Buys A Home And Lots Near Midtown Park appeared […]

Tuesday’s Bryan city council meeting ended with an update of community support for a woman who was struck by a hit and driver last weekend. Councilman Bobby Gutierrez said he and his wife visited with [Read More...] The post Bryan City Councilman Reports On Community Assistance Given To A Pedestrian Recently Struck By A Hit […]