News Summary Governor Greg Abbott has signed House Bill 1481, which prohibits personal wireless communication devices in public schools during school hours in Texas. The
News Summary John Sharp, Texas A&M Chancellor, is set to retire in June 2025 after 14 years of leadership, marking the longest tenure in the
News Summary Bryan-College Station faced significant power outages affecting over 1,500 residents due to severe thunderstorms. College Station Utilities reported 1,022 outages primarily near Foxfire
News Summary Dr. Jarvis E. Miller, former president of Texas A&M University, has passed away at the age of 96. His contributions to the university
News Summary The College Station Police Department has received a significant donation from Catholic Charities of Central Texas, providing a custom-made ballistic vest for K-9
News Summary The College Station Police Department’s K-9 officer, Garo, has been gifted a custom ballistic vest from Catholic Charities of Central Texas, enhancing the
News Summary A coalition of students and community members from Texas A&M University has successfully driven the passage of Senate Bill 1567, which reforms housing
News Summary Governor Greg Abbott has signed more than 600 bills from the 89th Texas legislative session, including a controversial veto on Senate Bill 3,
News Summary The Randall County 4-H Livestock Quiz Bowl Team secured fifth place at the Texas 4-H Roundup held in Bryan-College Station, showcasing exceptional agricultural
News Summary College Station City Councilman Bob Yancy discussed pressing local issues on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs, including a water rights lawsuit, impact fees, affordable housing,
