UNDERWALKER
Where public signals converge
A former Brazos County juvenile probation officer from Bryan was sentenced to nearly 16 years for attempting to entice and coerce an 11-year-old child in Wylie.
Grimes County voters and districts consider SpaceX’s Terafab tax break after state records show incomplete JETI applications and weeks of corrections.
FM 485 at FM 1644 in Hearne is closed after an 18-wheeler crash with a train, with an extended closure expected.
A man accused of killing Austin Metcalf, 17, launches a new legal bid to be freed from prison.
The Brazos Valley remains mostly drought-free, with modest rain chances increasing this weekend and early next week.
Bryan and College Station firefighters train in full gear, carry hydration, and limit exposure to prepare for extreme summer heat.
Milam County district court handed down sentences in multiple felony cases, including prison terms, probation, deferred adjudication, and restitution.
Brazos County Emergency Services District No. 1 broke ground on a new South Brazos County fire station to reduce response times as rural calls rise.
Bryan City Council ratified a three-year contract with police dispatchers increasing pay and adding education and training incentives.
College Station City Council discussed housing density incentives, including a possible pilot program and Chapter 380 agreements, without taking action.
A report finds data centers increasingly skip federal Clean Water Act permits after a 2023 Supreme Court ruling narrowed protected waters.
Navasota City Council approved renovations for the Public Library, including new flooring and an employee restroom, with work starting in August.
College Station released a proposed FY2027 budget of $576.35 million, driven by capital spending increases and scheduled council hearings through late August.
A water main break in Houston, Pennsylvania around Irwin Avenue, Holly Drive and Adlin Avenue disrupts service and may take about 13 hours to repair.
College Station plans to upgrade Rock Prairie Road East with construction beginning in August 2027 and ending in fall 2029.
Bryan Texas Utilities’ switch from net metering to net billing is drawing backlash from local solar customers after rate impacts they say are larger.
Texas A&M and local farmers say war-related global trade and input disruptions are raising fertilizer and fuel costs and increasing demand for farm assistance.
Raises.com announced the closing of a Texas-based HVAC services platform acquisition as part of an operator-led roll-up strategy.
Brazos County’s new $35 million medical examiner’s office in Bryan is set to open for autopsies on September 1.
Baylor Scott and White is expanding imaging and operating capacity, while St. Joseph Health shifts deliveries to College Station to meet Brazos County demand.
Brazos County Precinct 2 Constable’s Office hosted its third Back-to-School Bash in Bryan, providing backpacks and school supplies before classes start.
A guide explains how Brazos County law enforcement agencies coordinate, share resources, and use data tools for community safety.
Midway ISD approved a June 16 budget that trims its deficit and raises teacher pay 2% amid state underfunding.
A Bryan High sophomore built an Eagle Scout memorial of benches and a bronze statue at the Bryan Police Department honoring fallen officers.
Brazos Valley Bombers will hold SuperHero Night July 11 in Navasota to honor first responders and Charlie Van Eman, with a jersey auction benefiting Adam’s Army Foundation.
Dwelling Place Christian Outreach is collecting school supplies for teachers at Mary Branch Elementary in Bryan through the end of July.
Texas Parks and Wildlife is offering Basic Hunter Education courses near Freestone County with multiple upcoming dates and locations.
Junior League of Bryan College Station launches its Stuff the Bus drive to collect back-to-school supplies via online and in-person donations.
College Station ISD will host an auxiliary job fair July 9 for transportation, child nutrition, custodial, and paraprofessional positions.
Brazos County Precinct 2 Constable’s Office will host its third Back-to-School Bash July 10 in Bryan with free backpacks and supplies.
The Washington County Fair in Brenham announced its Sept. 11-19, 2026 entertainment lineup and day-by-day main-stage schedule.
Sue Owen’s viral history story traces how College Station’s Northgate district evolved from 1915 storefronts to modern high-rise housing.
Senfronia Thompson will deliver the PVAMU 115th Summer Commencement keynote on Aug. 8, as PVAMU expects to award 251 degrees.
Brazos County Extension agent Flora Williams advises safe home pickling and flavored vinegar making and announces a July 10 pickling class in Bryan.
Kurten held its annual Fourth of July fireworks show and fundraiser with yard games, inflatables, food trucks, and proceeds for local charities.
Caldwell Zoo in Tyler reports the birth of two ocelot kittens to support the species’ future breeding in Texas.