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Gerardo Gonzalez, a 22-year-old evening custodian at Greens Prairie Elementary School, was taken into custody by the Brazos County Sheriff’s Office and immediately terminated by the district.
The College Station Police Department has welcomed Draco, a multipurpose K-9 unit member who will patrol with general officers and assist the SWAT team.
A Brazos County grand jury has returned indictments against three individuals connected to a June 29 incident at a College Station apartment complex.
Sisters Courtney Digel, Brittney Young, and Kaleigh Hoag have taken over Aggieland Porch Pumpkins, offering curated autumn displays for homes and businesses in the Brazos Valley.
Dwight Investment Management provided bridge financing to refinance the 1720 at Harvey apartment complex near Texas A&M University.
Former Texas A&M basketball player Alex Caruso returned to the Brazos Valley for his foundation’s annual charity golf tournament and discussed Aggie basketball and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Wildcats secured a 31-21 victory at Kyle Field with a second-half surge.
College Station businesses are offering feedback as the city develops plans for the Harvey Road area.
Bryan reported a 74% reduction in UCR Part 1 offenses from its historical high through 2025 while the city’s population continued to grow.
East Texas A&M University has achieved a record enrollment of 14,589 students this fall.
College Station author Sarah Elizabeth Dean has published a children’s book introducing young readers to more than 20 Texas A&M traditions.
A group of cyclists gathered near Pebble Creek to remember Kerry Snow-Alley, a College Station resident who passed away from stage 4 breast cancer at age 47.
A highly ranked junior defensive prospect has arranged three game day trips to College Station, positioning Texas A&M as a leading contender for his commitment.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is scheduled to visit Austin and College Station on Friday for a series of defense-related engagements.
College Station Mayor Pro Tem William Wright appeared on The Infomaniacs to discuss recent city hall activities in place of Mayor John Nichols.
Four firefighters from College Station were deployed to assist with the Hydra wildfire in Bosque County under a mutual aid agreement.
President signed S. 32 and S. 307 into law, expanding federal court locations and setting new Bureau of Prisons safety requirements.
Texas A&M will open SEC play against Kentucky and former defensive coordinator Jay Bateman at Kyle Field.
The Alzheimer’s Association will hold its annual Brazos Valley Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Oct. 31 at Lake Walk.
Author Amanda Churchill is scheduled to present her debut novel, “The Turtle House,” at a free Bryan library event.
The Downtown Bryan Historic District has been officially added to the National Register of Historic Places with assistance from the Texas Historical Commission.
Haraz Coffee launched its newest shop on Texas Avenue South in College Station, marking its first entry near the Texas A&M University campus.
College Station police arrested Tyrus Burton and Roshawn Henderson for interfering with an active assault investigation, citing their disregard for officers on scene.
Several College Station residents are urging city leaders to reject the renewal of a license plate reader camera contract ahead of an upcoming council vote.
Houston defeated Texas A&M 88-57 in the NCAA Tournament, while the Aggies baseball team advanced to their eighth consecutive Omaha appearance.
Kentucky head coach Will Stein described the upcoming road game against Texas A&M as a challenge involving an elite team and atmosphere, while acknowledging the Aggies' strong offensive and defensive statistics.
The College Station Parks and Recreation department is offering food truck gatherings and free yoga classes this season while collecting community input on its upcoming Starlight music series.
The City of College Station’s Public Communications Department secured three first-place Savvy Awards from the City-County Communications & Marketing Association for projects highlighting local history, people and services.
A 19-year-old College Station resident faces a state jail felony charge after police say he cut power cables and draped American flags over two Flock Safety cameras.
The tourism organization received recognition for its leisure marketing efforts and promotion of major sporting events at a state conference.
A new non-distilling whiskey venture founded by Texas A&M alumni is aging and blending bourbon at WildHorse Ranch in College Station.
A motorcyclist sustained serious injuries in a crash on Wellborn Road, prompting police to close the northbound lanes.
College Station officials have opened several municipal buildings to the public to provide cooling during dangerous heat index levels.
An apparent AI-generated ad from Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick’s campaign uses traditions and trademarks associated with three Texas public universities to criticize Democratic candidates.
West Texas A&M University enrollment is down 4% this fall.
A 44-year-old man shot by a Corpus Christi police officer on September 5 has been identified.
The annual celebration returned to Downtown Bryan, drawing hundreds for a parade and a festival featuring food, music, and a broader Latin American theme.
Police are investigating reports of multiple gunshots fired near The Grand Apartments on Harvey Road, with no injuries reported.
The fourth annual College Station Comic Con concluded at the Brazos County expo center with over 2,500 visitors and plans for expansion next year.
College Station officers are investigating a multi-location shooting near The Grand Apartments that damaged property but caused no reported injuries.
Anne Boykin, a former TEEX historian, shares the story of golden retriever Bretagne and handler Denise Corliss, who responded to the World Trade Center after the September 11 attacks.
