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Recent coverage of Brazos County from local and regional media.

WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMboards and commissions recruitment

How To Serve On A College Station City Board, Committee, or Commission Seminar Monday

Maybe you don’t have the time to commit a role on the city council, but you still want to make a difference? Now you can! The City of College Station is hosting a seminar on [Read More...]

Oct 11, 2026
Community Impact Bryan-College Stationbuilding height limits

College Station considers Northgate building height limit

Oct 9, 2026
WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMsafe passing measures

City of College Station’s Jeff Caps talks “Safe Passing” on The Infomaniacs

Big thanks to Jeff Capps and Colin Killian for stopping by to explain the idea behind the “safe passing” measures discussed at City Council, where the idea came from, and how it could benefit the [Read More...]

Oct 9, 2026
WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMcouncil meeting recap

College Station City Council Meeting Recap 10/08/2026

Council met for nearly four hours Thursday night. Mayor John Nichols returned after hip replacement surgery following a fall and fractured hip. He departed the meeting at 9:00pm and Mayor Pro Tem William Wright took [Read More...]

Oct 9, 2026
WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMhighway routing study

Deadline to Submit Comments on I-14 Route Through BCS is Monday 10/12/26

The TxDOT Bryan District is studying the future I-14 Central Texas Corridor from Rogers in Bell County to Huntsville in Walker County. This study will determine the feasibility of a corridor and route for a [Read More...]

Oct 9, 2026
The Eagle (Bryan-College Station)local election

Incumbents, challengers vying for mayor, council seats in Bryan

Bryan voters will decide the city’s leadership with elections for mayor and two city council districts, featuring incumbents and new challengers focusing on growth, infrastructure and government responsiveness.

Oct 8, 2026
WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMpark facility regulations

Bounce Houses Providers Required to Have Liability Insurance at City of Bryan Facilities

The City of Bryan announced Wednesday that it will enforce Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) requirements that bounce house providers at city owned venues be certified. Before anyone scoffs at the COB, this is not [Read More...]

Oct 8, 2026
Community Impact Bryan-College Stationcybersecurity designation

College Station Utilities receives national cybersecurity designation

Oct 8, 2026
WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMcounty judge retirement

Brazos County Judge Duane Peters Retiring After December 1, 2026 Commissioners Court Meeting

Brazos County Judge Duane Peters announced at Monday’s Commissioners Court meeting that he will be retiring a few weeks early. Peters has been County Judge since 2010. He served as Brazos County Constable from 1993 [Read More...]

Oct 7, 2026
The Eagle (Bryan-College Station)Establishment of County Medical Examiner's Office

Brazos County medical examiner's office takes in first cases

Oct. 1, the day Dr. Jennifer Dierksen officially became Brazos County’s first chief medical examiner, began as a busy one at the new Brazos County Medical Examiner’s Office.

Oct 7, 2026
WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMcity projects update

Mayor’s Update with Bobby Gutierrez

Mayor Bobby Gutierrez of the City of Bryan stopped by the show to update us on upcoming projects. Hear the full interview below:

Oct 7, 2026
The Eagle (Bryan-College Station)surveillance camera transparency

Some agencies, cities make Flock data harder to find

In the Fort Worth-area suburb of North Richland Hills, getting answers about how police use their Flock Safety cameras could cost $2.3 million.

Oct 6, 2026