Local News for College Station, Texas

Bryan-College Station All-A Honor Roll: Jan. 14, 2021

Note: College Station ISD elementary schools are graded on a nine-week period. All other schools are graded on six-week periods. This list was published in the April 30 edition of The Eagle and reflects the names of students submitted by… Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

South Texas Man Held In The Brazos County Jail On Theft Charges From Three Counties

A south Texas man arrested this week on charges of stealing three trailers from Bryan and College Station last June is also being held on charges in Grimes and Harris counties. 27 year old Domingo [Read More…] The post South Texas Man Held In The Brazos County Jail On Theft Charges From Three Counties appeared READ MORE.

Bryan City Council Appoints Interim Fire Chief And College Station’s Fire Chief Announces Two Promotions

Bryan fire chief Randy McGregor retires January 29. During Tuesday’s city council meeting, the governing body without comment approved the appointment of fire marshal Marc McFeron as interim chief. Background information about the appointment did [Read More…] The post Bryan City Council Appoints Interim Fire Chief And College Station’s Fire Chief Announces Two Promotions appeared READ MORE.

Fujifilm begins production for two COVID-19 vaccine candidates at College Station facility

Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies and Texas A&M University System officials announced Monday morning that local production has begun on two COVID-19 vaccine candidates with U.S. government support at Fujifilm’s College Station location. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

Bryan-College Station teachers share students’ reactions to D.C. violence

Local high school students saw history unfold on their TV and phone screens Wednesday as they watched and discussed the mob that forced its way into the U.S. Capitol. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

1 death, 155 new COVID-19 cases reported in Brazos County on Friday

Bryan-College Station hospitals were at 95% capacity, and intensive care units were at 123% occupancy, according to the Brazos County Health District. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

Bryan-College Station hospitals feeling strain

On Saturday, Brazos County health officials announced record high numbers of active COVID-19 cases and ICU bed occupancy. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

Snowfall prompts school closures

The Bryan and College Station school districts were among several Brazos Valley districts to cancel classes for Monday after a winter storm blanketed the area with several inches of snow on Sunday. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

College Station man jailed after car chase

A College Station man remained in the Brazos County Jail on Wednesday evening after he allegedly led authorities on a chase in a stolen vehicle, police said. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

College Station man facing fourth DWI charge

Vasquez has prior convictions for driving while intoxicated in 2003 and 2005, according to court records. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

Police: College Station man shot woman in her neck

He is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon – family violence, a first-degree felony. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

Weather Delays And Cancellations For January 12

Weather delays and cancellations for January 12, 2021: The City of College Station will delay opening its offices and facilities until 10 a.m. due to potentially unsafe driving conditions. Texas A&M and Blinn College will [Read More…] The post Weather Delays And Cancellations For January 12 appeared first on WTAW | 1620AM & 94.5FM. Read READ MORE.

Brazos County grand jury indicts 19

A Bryan man accused of assaulting a woman multiple times and a College Station man who was arrested in September after allegedly breaking into a home and assaulting another person were among 19 people indicted. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

87th Legislative Session convenes in Texas, this time, with many pandemic-related restrictions

One group responsible for enhancing the economic outlook of area businesses in the Bryan-College Station community, is now having to adapt, and transition, their efforts around the pandemic, and its regulations, for this new session at the Capitol. Read the rest of the article on kxxv.com READ MORE.

Bryan, College Station school districts cancel Monday classes

The Bryan and College Station school districts have canceled classes for Monday after a winter storm blanketed the area with several inches of snow on Sunday. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies begins production of two COVID-19 vaccines candidates at Texas facility

COLLEGE STATION – FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies, and the Texas A&M University System Center for Innovation in Advanced Development and Manufacturing (CIADM) today announced that production has begun in Texas on two different COVID-19 vaccine candidates with support from the U.S…. Read the rest of the article on itemonline.com READ MORE.

Jim Stewart to coordinate Bryan-College Station vaccination efforts

Stewart, who moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico, after retiring last month, told The Eagle on Friday he will be coordinating the effort remotely for the time being. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

Second Phase Of College Station’s Fun For All Playground Opens

The second phase of the privately funded Fun For All playground for people with special needs at College Station’s Central Park is open. Publicity chairwoman Lisa Aldrich says “it’s a soft opening (and) we’re going [Read More…] The post Second Phase Of College Station’s Fun For All Playground Opens appeared first on WTAW | 1620AM READ MORE.

Police: Drugs found in College Station man’s apartment

A 21-year-old College Station man was arrested Monday after a search warrant led police to find drugs in his apartment, authorities said. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.

Bryan-College Station offices, facilities closed on New Year’s Day

Bryan and College Station offices and facilities are closing Friday for New Year’s Day. Read the rest of the article on theeagle.com READ MORE.