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  • Summer Safety Tips From EMS: Fireworks, Heat, and Water

    Summer is officially underway – there are plenty of reasons to enjoy the sunny days outdoors with family and friends. From grilling to swimming, here are a few simple measures to help you avoid common summer health hazards.

    Summer Safety Tips From EMS: Fireworks, Heat, and Water

  • City Offices Closed For Independence Day

    The Independence Day holiday is a time to celebrate with family and friends. City Services will be closed Friday, July 4, 2025, so city workers can spend Independence Day with their families.

    City Offices Closed For Independence Day

  • 4th Of July Fireworks & Drones Show

    You’re invited to the Drive-in Fireworks and Drones Show at the Texas A&M-RELLIS Campus on Friday, July 4. Admission is free! The parking lot opens at 6 p.m. with food trucks, and the show begins at 9 p.m.

    4th Of July Fireworks & Drones Show
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Kyle Kacal Sworn In As Acting Brazos County Judge

Retired state representative Kyle Kacal of College Station was sworn in Tuesday (July 8) as acting Brazos County Judge. After [Read...]

Multiple Fire Departments Respond To Crude Oil Off Loading Terminal South Of Kurten

Multiple fire departments were south of Kurten Monday night (July 7) at the scene of a fire at a crude [Read...]

College Station City Council Receives Proposed Fiscal Year 2026 Budget

The proposed College Station city budget for the 2026 fiscal year was presented to city council members at a special [Read...]

Pride Community Center and Aggie Allies Update on WTAW

Amber Mastrobattista, Pride Community Center Board Member, visits with WTAW’s Chelsea Reber about upcoming workshops hosted by Aggie Allies and [Read...]

Fire At Bryan High School

Multiple Bryan fire department engines responded Monday (July 7) afternoon to a fire at Bryan High School. A Bryan fire [Read...]

How Aggieland Can Help Hill Country Flood Victims

The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country The Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country has launched The Kerr County [Read...]

Possible Republican Primary Election Next March In Brazos County

Some Brazos County Republican voters could have a primary election next March. Announcing his candidacy for precinct two county commissioner [Read...]

First Texas Case Of West Nile Fever Is In Brazos County

State health officials announce this summer’s first case of West Nile fever comes from someone living in Brazos County. Details [Read...]

Arrests After A College Station Police Officer And Two Brazos County Jail Employees Were Injured

One of three College Station police officers on a traffic stop the night of July 4th is kicked in the [Read...]

Arrests Of A Man On Parole And A Woman On Probation

A Bryan man out of prison after serving less than seven years from a 30 year sentence for trying to [Read...]

Bryan Police Respond To Two Gunfire Reports The Night Of July 4th

Bryan police find shell casings of 79 gunshots that were fired from one location on the night of July 4th. [Read...]

Brazos County Commissioners Hear About Upcoming Changes In How Elections Are Conducted

Brazos County commissioners hear about upcoming changes in how elections are conducted. Elections administrator Trudy Hancock reviewed at this week’s [Read...]

College Station City Council Receives An Annual Report Of The Parks And Recreation Department

The College Station city council receives annual review of operations in the city’s parks and recreation department. Director Kelsey Heiden [Read...]

Another Summertime Collegiate Baseball Team Could Be Coming To The Twin Cities

A second summer collegiate baseball team could be coming to the twin cities in 2026. The Bryan city council will [Read...]

Traffic Stops By College Station And Bryan Police Results In Three Drivers Going To Jail On Multiple Charges

Last month, a Bryan man handed over three guns when he pleaded guilty in Brazos County district court to unlawful [Read...]

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