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The latest local news from College Station.
Realtor.com counted 1,111 College Station, TX homes for sale as of August 2026, while Redfin reported 397 homes sold in May 2026 and a median sale price of $339,797.
Dr. Patrick Suermann has secured seed funding to develop autonomous earthmoving methods for hazardous Earth jobsites and lunar infrastructure.
The city's first Restaurant Week will feature eight local restaurants offering special menus, with 10% of proceeds benefiting the Brazos Valley Food Bank.
The City of College Station has launched a new quarterly survey called Shape College Station, asking residents to identify which restaurant brands they would like to see in the city.
The City of College Station has initiated a new quarterly survey program called Shape College Station, with the first round asking residents which restaurant brand they would like to see in the community next.
New Texas A&M signee Loia Valade, who reclassified his enrollment date, expressed readiness to join the Aggies program.
The City of College Station has opened six air-conditioned municipal facilities to the public Thursday and Friday as heat index values reach dangerous levels.
The August 17 city council agenda lists ribbon cutting ceremonies for the Business After Hours Parc Retirement Community and the Texas Aggie Corps of Cadets Association. Both events will occur in Bryan during late August.
A B rating at 86, with eight A campuses, nine B campuses and three C campuses, and no D or F anywhere in the district.
The 2026 Texas Amateur Athletic Federation’s Summer Games brought over 7,500 athletes to the area from July 30 to Aug. 2.
Eight local eateries will offer prix fixe menus during College Station's inaugural Restaurant Week, with proceeds benefiting the Brazos Valley Food Bank.
College Station Parks and Recreation is promoting its offerings for adults over 55 in observance of National Senior Citizens Day on Aug. 21.
Four-star quarterback prospect Donald Tabron II has committed to Texas A&M for the 2028 class, choosing the Aggies over LSU and Oregon.
A new career and technical education center in College Station is opening its construction technology classroom with a focus on practical skills and industry readiness.
Researchers at Texas A&M University found that excessive RNA buildup impairs mitochondria and reduces cellular energy production.
Voters in both cities will choose between two candidates each, with incumbent Bobby Gutierrez facing Rafael D. Pena III in Bryan and Bob Yancy running against Elizabeth Cunha in College Station.
A $1.86 million project led by Dr. Mustafa E.S. Akbulut aims to create fast-acting wound treatments to combat the New World screwworm infestation in Texas.
Fall bird migration runs Aug. 15 through Nov. 30, with the peak arriving Sept. 5. For a city that just took on a Bird City designation, the next three months are where the label gets tested.
City officials are collecting resident feedback to shape their legislative priorities for the upcoming 90th session in Austin.
After a neighborhood association pressed for tighter impervious-cover rules, staff told the council the development code already allows engineered exceptions, and the council opted to keep watching rather than rewrite.
The council unanimously adopted its legislative program for the 90th session, backed for the first time by a standing engagement committee, with bike-safety and water items flagged for possible fall additions.
