Bryan man pleads guilty to over a dozen child sex crime charges
Frank Lopez of Bryan pleaded guilty to 13 child sex crime charges, including possession of child pornography, with sentencing pending in Brazos County.
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Frank Lopez of Bryan pleaded guilty to 13 child sex crime charges, including possession of child pornography, with sentencing pending in Brazos County.
Authorities in Navasota, Texas say a car driver killed boxer Hannah Rapp while she cycled and later was booked on manslaughter.
Brazos County deputies say suspect Charles Medina reversed and struck boxer Hannah Rapp, who later died, and Medina was charged with manslaughter.
The American Red Cross declared a national blood shortage, and Brazos Valley providers report reduced donations and urgent need for 1,500 monthly units.
After a heat index over 110 degrees, TEEX canceled a planned Public Firefighting Demonstration in College Station and the city escalated its heat emergency plan.
A heat advisory remains in effect until 8 PM and an extreme heat warning is set for Wednesday in portions of south central and southeast Texas.
An apartment fire on Longmire Drive in College Station displaced 15 residents from five units, with the Red Cross providing support.
College Station police are investigating an attempted ATM theft where suspects used a stolen truck to try to pull the machine from its location.
A Collin County judge set Aug. 19 hearings as Karmelo Anthony seeks a new trial and removal of Judge John Roach.
An owner was arrested after rescuers found 14 dogs from a North Zulch home during an animal cruelty investigation.
Bryan Police responded to a death at Copperfield Community Pool where a person was found deceased on the pool deck and the cause is undetermined.
A murder-suicide near Caldwell at the Cade Lake Subdivision killed Leticia Gaytan and suspect Everardo Armenta, who died by suicide.
Three men were charged after a June 29 College Station apartment shooting injured two victims while children were nearby.
Bryan police are seeking Chasity Faith Herrera, a missing 13-year-old last seen Monday night near Oklahoma Avenue.
A two-vehicle crash at SH 36 and FM 60 in Burleson County killed two people and injured five others, DPS said.
Brazos County jail mugshot and booking information is provided through an online inmate roster updated throughout the day.
A Chattanooga restaurant owner’s license-related traffic stops in Georgia led to her deportation to Veracruz, Mexico.
College Station City Council approved a $7 million contract to build Texas Independence Park, a 68-acre destination in the Midtown area.
Walker County Texas court records are described as publicly searchable by case details and allow requests for document copies.
Iola is moving ahead with its first wastewater treatment plant after years of planning to replace citywide septic systems.
College Station City Council heard public comment and debate over the Flock license plate camera program’s public safety and privacy impacts.
Three City of Navasota employees resigned after improper use of city-issued credit cards for private vehicle fuel purchases.
TxDOT plans to close the northbound Business 6 flyover in Navasota for overlay work July 24, reopening it August 11.
An overturned 18-wheeler on I-45 near the Highway 7 exit in Centerville caused delays as crews cleared the scene.
Gov. Abbott and Grimes County-area school districts submitted positive determinations clearing SpaceX’s Terafab JETI tax agreements near Gibbons Creek Reservoir.
The City of Bryan says Schulman’s Movie Bowl Grille Bryan, LLC missed a $2.21 million promissory-note payment deadline tied to a stalled project.
College Station City Council will revisit whether to pull out of a $250,000-a-year Plug and Play funding agreement tied to Greater Brazos Partnership.
Texas expanding semiconductor fabrication through grants and incentives has grown the state’s chip industry, supported by the Texas CHIPS Act and innovation funding.
Montgomery Catholic will hold an active shooter response drill with local emergency agencies and police on July 30.
North Zulch ISD is fundraising to buy and train a facility dog after the death of a graduating senior, with a $24,000 goal.
An invasive pasture mealybug is spreading across Texas, damaging hay fields and weakening grasses in 70 counties.
Hailey Hartline of Midway High School earned an associate of arts degree alongside her high school diploma through dual credit and dual enrollment.
A letter to the editor reports success of the 28th Back 2 School rally and announces plans for a 2027 rally.
A Burleson County farmer is growing and rotating sunflower crops for seed production, with harvest expected around August 1.
College Station opened air-conditioned municipal cooling centers across the city to help residents during extreme heat this week.
A 31-year-old man drowned in a pond while attempting to cross on horseback near Rockdale in Milam County, and an autopsy was ordered.
Kari Prihoda, executive director of Children’s Safe Harbor, received the 2026 Oak Wood Masonic Lodge 1444 "Grand Lodge of Texas Community Builder Award".
Prairie View A&M University and partners hosted a K-12 educator workshop on quantum science using hands-on activities.
Texas officials and animal rescues warn pet owners to protect animals as new world screwworm cases rise and out-of-state transport is halted.