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The U.S. Postal Service responds to comments from congressman Bill Flores about the recent interruption of mail service. During Wednesday’s update on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs, Flores questioned why USPS does not have a backup plan …

The College Station and Bryan fire departments were among those responding to an automatic alarm during Thursday morning’s commute at the home of the Texas A&M corps of cadets Parsons Mounted Cavalry. According to an …

Texas A&M reports fall 2019 enrollment at all locations is up 98 over last fall, to 69,465 students. Enrollment in College Station increased 174 from last year, to 64,300. The university reports the nearly flat …

A crash on the freeway in College Station last month involved a wrong way driver who is accused of having a blood alcohol level that’s two and a half times the legal limit. According to …

Pink Alliance, the breast cancer support organization in the Brazos Valley, hosted the 17th annual Surviving & Thriving luncheon on Thursday. Over the past 16 years, the annual luncheon has raised more than $866,000 to …

A Bryan city councilman says changes to the next five years of capital improvement projects (CIP) were recommended without his knowledge. Mike Southerland was expecting to discuss the CIP during a special meeting Tuesday night, …

Texas A&M president Michael Young’s appearance at the September faculty senate meeting included answering questions about developing space between buildings and bus issues. Young said groundbreaking is possible in November on redeveloping the green space …