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Clenard Parker pleaded guilty to life without parole for an 18-wheeler crash into a DPS driver’s license office near Brenham that killed two.
Cameron Scott is in custody after a fatal workplace shooting in Bryan, where Jaylon Walter died after being flown for treatment.
Panamint Capital reached financial close on a $1.8 billion Green Loan to build the 1.2GW Big Rooter Power solar project in Robertson County.
Ezekiel Barajas pleaded not guilty in Brazos County to capital murder charges in the shootings of his mother and stepfather.
The Brazos Valley remains under moderate to severe drought through November, with burn bans still in place and limited rainfall expected.
A crash on North Earl Rudder Freeway in Bryan damaged structures, sparked fires, and displaced three residents and two pets.
Hempstead police are investigating the Nov. 1 shooting death of JaQuarian “Qua” Williams, with no arrests reported.
Burleson County investigators are looking into a Wednesday encounter in Somerville where a child was approached by men in a white van.
Montgomery County deputies seek help locating Timothy Melvin Dunaway, a registered sexual predator with an active warrant for failure to verify.
Brazos Valley police arrested about 70 people over Halloween weekend, most commonly for public intoxication, plus DWI and assault cases.
College Station police detective Michael C. Kennedy was arrested for family violence assault causing bodily injury and placed on administrative leave pending investigation.
A College Station man was arrested after police say he pointed a gun at another driver during a Highway 6 road rage incident.
A federal lawsuit over the 2023 College Station police shooting death of Blinn College student Mark Hopkins was reassigned to a new judge and all court dates removed.
The city of Bryan completed a $7.2 million Mumford Road reconstruction adding a turn lane, new bridge, and drainage improvements.
An 18-wheeler rollover on FM485 at CR245 in Milam County caused lane closures before reopening roads later Thursday.
Kale Murry resigned as Brazos County’s veterans services officer.
Brazos County is still counting 164 mail-in and about 150 provisional ballots for close races, including Texas House District 14.
Bob Yancy won the College Station mayoral race after Elizabeth Cunha conceded, and will be sworn in Nov. 16.
Bryan voters re-elected Mayor Bobby Gutierrez and Councilman Paul Torres while the District 2 race remains undecided pending a runoff.
Bryan voters approved a charter amendment to remove Texas Avenue medians, though TxDOT consent may be required.
Kyle Kacal won unopposed to become Brazos County judge, succeeding retiring County Judge Duane Peters on Dec. 1.
Brazos County ESD 1 opened a new $5.3 million fire station and administrative headquarters on Koppe Bridge Road.
Brazos County reported about 39.93% turnout in early voting, with nearly 40% of registered voters casting ballots before Election Day.
A citizens group sues Grimes County seeking release of public records tied to SpaceX’s TeraFab project after related disputes over exemptions and attorney-client privilege.
Brazos County District Attorney Jarvis Parsons discusses his career path, prosecution work, and community roles in a guest-host interview.
Montgomery, Alabama will send trained sheriff’s deputies to investigate qualifying minor-injury city traffic crashes during weekday hours.
A major crash shut down the SH 105 and FM 1774 intersection in Plantersville as authorities investigated the collision.
College Station is considering major grade-separated road safety upgrades near Texas A&M, with a Nov. 10 public meeting to gather input.
PVAMU electrical engineering PhD student Bharath Kumar Chintada won an Apple chip design competition for a VLSI circuit project.
Downtown Bryan will turn on expanded holiday lights Nov. 20, adding new interactive displays and a merchant decoration grant.
Huntington Bank donated $20,000 split among 10 Washington County volunteer fire departments for equipment and operations.
Bryan ISD Superintendent Ginger Carrabine was named Texas’s nominee for the 2027 National Superintendent of the Year.
First United Methodist Church in College Station will host its monthly Manna Market grocery giveaway Saturday for residents facing food insecurity.
Star Cinema Grill and Texas A&M affiliates screened a documentary about New College of Florida, alleging censorship and drawing campus freedom concerns.
Bryan ISD voters rejected a proposed 2-cent maintenance and operations tax rate increase in a voter-approval tax rate election.
A proposed Austin County ESD No. 1 sales tax failed in an election.
Parents and students attended a Bryan ISD board meeting supporting assistant basketball coach Lashala Nicks after her termination.
Montgomery ISD will consider launching a virtual learning pilot to retain students and funding, potentially starting with about 30 high schoolers.
Hundreds attended the 21st annual Brazos Valley Empty Bowls event, raising support for the Brazos Valley Food Bank and food insecurity efforts.
Families across the Brazos Valley celebrated Halloween with a Trunk or Treat fundraiser in Bryan and a Spooky Carnival at the library.
around Bryan–College Station · the next two weeks, filtered to taste