UNDERWALKER
Where public signals converge
Geevar Varghese, a Macomb Township physical therapist, is accused of online soliciting a child for sex and meeting plans in Texas.
After a pickup crashed into a Brazos County pond near the Navasota River, teens and firefighters jumped in to save the wife as the husband later died.
Bryan police are investigating a deadly crash on southbound Highway 6 near the Texas Avenue split.
Residents in Navasota say the Hidden Hills subdivision behind Business 6 caused recurring flooding and confusion over whether TxDOT or the city must fix drainage.
A Grimes County woman lost $23,000 after scammers impersonated her pastor by email and convinced her to buy gift cards for church volunteers.
A Michigan man, Geevar Varghese, was arrested in Cameron, Texas, after a sting alleging he tried to meet a minor online.
Bryan police arrested Tasha Chawnta Martin for allegedly leaving a 9-month-old unattended in a running car at a Walmart.
Milam County’s sheriff said an investigation continues into animal-care conditions at Dogtown Ranch Sanctuary near Rockdale.
College Station police arrested a 19-year-old after a gunshot inside the One15 nightclub in the Northgate area, with no injuries reported.
A Brenham-area pilot was injured after engine failure forced an emergency landing in a field west of Highway 50.
Hearne police arrested James “Lil Ram” Ervin III, wanted for an aggravated robbery tied to an Aug. 31 incident.
College Station opened Fire Station No. 7 with a ribbon-cutting, adding a new 18,200-square-foot facility built to support a growing area.
The U.S. Department of Energy awarded $73 million to advance domestic mining technology.
College Station was designated a future authorized location for a federal courthouse after Congress passed the Local Access to Courts Act.
College Station City Council discussed regional impacts from SpaceX Terafab and reviewed development agreements for a Bass Pro Shops in south College Station.
TxDOT extended the public comment deadline to Oct. 12 for the I-14 Central Texas corridor study third round of open houses.
A power outage in Bryan affected 575 customers early Tuesday before power was restored around 6:35 a.m., with cause still unclear.
Bryan City Council approved rezoning for a vacant lot near Texas A&M to allow a up-to-six-story student apartment building near Midtown.
Bryan City Council unanimously approved a $569,013,800 fiscal year 2027 budget for the coming year.
Prairie View A&M University received a $9.9 million five-year grant to develop mission-driven machine learning for national defense through July 2031.
Entergy crews in Southeast Texas restored power to hundreds of customers after Hurricane Edouard, with about 700 still without electricity.
Water was restored to Cade Lake Estates in Caldwell after a well pump failure, with residents under a boil-water notice.
Brazos Valley officials debate Flock automated license plate reader cameras, weighing policing benefits against concerns about privacy and data retention.
A car crash on Highway 6 in College Station left the driver with minor injuries and shut northbound lanes near Harvey Rd.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton brought his U.S. Senate campaign to Bryan and outlined tax and healthcare-focused proposals while attacking James Talarico.
College Station reported summer tourism generated $33.5 million and 190,000 visitors from major events like baseball, soccer, track, and softball.
Kristen Distributing plans a large expansion in North Bryan, while Bryan-College Station welcomes new restaurants and fitness and retail openings.
Venus Pest Company in College Station marks its 25th anniversary, founded by Texas A&M Ph.D. entomologist Scott Lingren.
Bryan officials warn that parked-car temperatures can become dangerously hot quickly, urging residents to never leave children or pets unattended.
Midway High School held a student-led Unity Day ceremony marking 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks, featuring performances and acts of kindness.
Corpus Christi’s weekly roundup highlights a Friday 9/11 ceremony, an El Bolillo incentives vote, and a Harbor Bridge detour for southbound I-37.
Bryan-College Station will hold Sept. 11, 2026 remembrance ceremonies, including a memorial bench and Bush School programs.
Wreaths Across America holds a 9/11 remembrance ceremony in Bryan Friday to dedicate two new benches at the Bryan City Cemetery Annex.
Montgomery Whitewater’s board chair says the facility will temporarily close and rebrand, citing commissioner calls and plans to return in spring 2027.
U.S. conservation officials picked up 72 Attwater’s prairie chickens from Caldwell Zoo to release to a refuge near Houston.
Anderson-Shiro Elementary dismissed students early due to an air-conditioning outage as temperatures rose into the upper 90s.
College Station’s inaugural Restaurant Week raised $5,859.50 for the Brazos Valley Food Bank with 10% of proceeds donated.
Fiestas Mexicanas returned to Downtown Bryan with a parade and festival featuring music, food, vendors, and scholarship awards.
around Bryan–College Station · the next two weeks, filtered to taste