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Panamint Capital's Big Rooter Power is under construction at Twin Oaks; residents say they were not told where panels would go, and the county judge says a tax deal was its only leverage.
With plots at the College Station Cemetery sold out, council members on Thursday discussed new columbarium space, a non-resident fee and limits on how many plots one buyer can hold.
TxDOT's third round of input on the I-14 corridor and the loop around Bryan-College Station closes Oct. 12, as a Robertson County family raises concerns about a family cemetery.
The Bryan shelter says most of the 46 dogs and cats it took in this week are lost pets, and it is reminding owners about microchips and Brazos County licenses.
More than 190 Brazos Valley nonprofits are accepting early gifts through Oct. 19, with an 18-hour online giving day set for Tuesday, Oct. 20.
Researchers at Texas A&M University identified distinct immune responses in mild versus severe COVID-19 cases, offering insights for future vaccine development.
Downtown Bryan hosts the second Bryan Texas Songwriter Festival Friday and Saturday, with Radney Foster closing Friday's free Main Stage and VIP-only songwriter rounds at the Palace Theater and The Stafford.
The College Station City Council will hold a public meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24, to address a Northgate Overlay District and a safe passing ordinance.
The proposed Landmark Aquatics contract would replace two slides with a three-slide system. Council consideration is scheduled Thursday after 6 p.m.
Dr. Jennifer Dierksen became the county's first chief medical examiner Oct. 1; the $33.8 million office handled eight cases in its first month and expects to add investigators.
The community choir sings Renaissance-to-modern works at 5 p.m. Oct. 10 at First Presbyterian Church in Bryan; admission is pay-what-you-can from $5.
After a Brazos County GOP campaign dinner, Gov. Greg Abbott told KBTX the task force is coming to the area and defended his pause on Flock camera funding.
The 12-month, in-person program in College Station will take its first students in summer 2027 and requires a consulting course and an internship.
The 15th Hagler class brings 10 Fellows and one Distinguished Lecturer from Johns Hopkins, Oxford, Colorado, USC and other institutions to work with Texas A&M faculty and students; they will be inducted in February.
Franchione went 32-28 in five seasons at A&M, reached three bowl games and won 213 games over 27 years as a head coach.
Benjamin Beard, known online as BenDaDonnn, said on a livestream he intends to take legal action over his arrest; the city says the incident remains under investigation and review, and no case had been filed.
The Hagler Institute for Advanced Study at Texas A&M University has selected 10 Fellows and one Distinguished Lecturer for its 2026-27 class.
The General Land Office says it will offer state land while Texas A&M and the Texas Farm Bureau provide training and mentoring; no budget or start date has been set.
Big 6 crews will remove parts of the bridge deck over Emerald Parkway from 7:30 p.m. Friday to 6:30 a.m. Monday, with traffic detoured onto the Highway 6 frontage roads.
More than 3,100 submissions to the city's Shape College Station survey put Waffle House, In-N-Out Burger and Hat Creek Burger Company at the top of the restaurant brands residents want to see.
The 8.6-mile ride on Oct. 10 is free but requires registration; German-themed food, music and kids' bike activities continue at City Hall through 1 p.m.
