The 2024 Student Bonfire will not burn the night before the Texas A&M-Texas game due to a burn ban in Robertson County, the organization announced Tuesday afternoon.
Student Bonfire has traditionally...
Donald Trump has won the presidential election and will return to the White House for another four years.
The 78-year-old president-elect surpassed his 2020 election margins and is set to become the...
Hurricane Harry’s, the beloved Western dance hall in College Station’s Northgate District, announced it would close on Dec. 8 in a Facebook post.
The week preceding the closure will see the hall...
Out of the 1,337 deaths that occurred in Brazos County in 2023, 117 of those deaths were sent to Austin for an autopsy, where the closest medical examiner is located. Only following a two-hour trip and...
Stacy Cox, Senior News Reporter
• October 23, 2024
The College Station City Council approved a new housing plan last month aimed at addressing the city’s ever-increasing population and housing demand — especially among college students.
The Housing...
Texas senator Ted Cruz appeared at Shiner Park on Friday night as a part of his 53-stop bus tour around Texas for his reelection campaign. The junior senator held a rally with two Republican politicians...
Hilaire Kallendorf, a Hispanic and religious studies professor from the Department of Global Languages and Cultures, died in an incident involving a garbage truck Tuesday morning.
A Facebook post from...
A protest against The Network, a nationwide group of non-denominational churches accused of grooming and concealing sexual assault, was held outside their local branch in College Station on Saturday. The...
Former Texas A&M veterinarian and associate professor Ashlee Watts was found guilty of livestock cruelty by a Brazos County jury on Oct. 2. The crime is a state jail felony offense with a punishment...
With the November elections on the horizon, Brazos County is preparing for a significant voter turnout — with a particular focus on the area’s sizeable population of college students.
Early voting...
Stacy Cox, Senior News Reporter
• September 2, 2024
The start of the new school year saw new and returning Texas A&M students driving in from a myriad of locations, from other states to just an hour’s drive down the road.
With chronic traffic...
A multi-million-dollar lawsuit has been filed against a Texas A&M engineering professor after the former tenants of his rental property alleged that mold exposure within the house caused them substantial...
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