News Summary On May 2, 2025, State Representative Trey Wharton addressed key issues in Huntsville, including Operation Safe Shield, AI in political advertising, and public
News Summary Brazos County is working towards combating the affordable housing crisis in Texas. Local Habitat for Humanity representatives have urged commissioners to support key
News Summary Pope Francis, the first South American pope, passed away at age 88, leaving a legacy of advocating for the marginalized. His death prompted
News Summary Texas A&M University’s Interim President, Mark A. Welsh III, is under scrutiny following a federal referral by state representative Brian Harrison regarding alleged
News Summary Texas A&M University President Mark A. Welsh III has revealed a leadership reorganization effective May 1. This initiative aims to improve administrative efficiency
News Summary On April 24, 2025, the College Station City Council approved two significant capital projects aimed at enhancing local recreational facilities. An advisory committee
News Summary A former member of Texas A&M University’s chapter of Turning Point USA alleged the circulation of racist, Islamophobic, and transphobic messages within the
News Summary On May 1, 2025, College Station saw significant power outages impacting over 4,000 residents due to equipment failures at the Greens Prairie substation.
News Summary State Senator Charles Schwertner recently discussed important legislative priorities for Texas during an interview, including a bill for controlling insurance rate hikes and
News Summary Brazos County commissioners have approved changes to 50 voting precincts, impacting residents minimally. Brison Park was recognized as a Lone Star Legacy Park,
