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Severe weather through Bryan and College Station on Sunday not only disrupted electric service, but many Suddenlink customers. Quoting a Suddenlink representative’s response on Facebook to WTAW News, “I have reviewed the outage and there …

Five term Burleson County Judge Mike Sutherland officially left office Sunday, ten days after signing an agreement with the Texas Commission on Judicial Conduct. The commission on Monday disclosed an agreement that was signed on …

Construction is expected to start next month on College Station’s first park in the Northgate district. That’s after the city council approved a $418,000 dollar construction contract at its last meeting. Parks and recreation director …

Last September, a Bryan man was freed from probation following his fourth DWI conviction that took place seven years ago. Last week, 58 year old Jose Luis Garcia was arrested for drunk driving west of …

College Station households may be paying another four dollars a month for water, when the city’s new fiscal year begins in October. A rate increase, combined with a rate study, received no opposition during a …

In a couple of months, construction bids could be solicited for Bryan’s next roundabout. City engineer Paul Kaspar reported at the last city council meeting about the traffic circle on Woodville Road, just west of …

Timothy Crabb, Director of College Station Utilities, visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia about Sunday night’s storm, power outages, affected areas, and more during his appearance on The Infomaniacs on Monday, June 17, 2019. Listen to …