FeaturedTrick-or-Treat Street in Downtown Bryan
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Featuredsombr at Moody Center Austin October 20
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FeaturedDoja Cat coming to Moody Center Austin November 3
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FeaturedTeddy Swims October 27 at Toyota Center
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Featured5th Annual RenFest Pub Crawl at Northgate
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FeaturedWin Ed Sheeran tickets!
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FeaturedCandy 95 has your RenFest tickets!
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FeaturedLive At The Station 2026
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- College Station Police Arrest Intoxicated Pedestrian Carrying Loaded Handgun October 14, 2026A man was arrested for public intoxication and unlawful carrying of a weapon after College Station police received a report of someone stumbling toward traffic on Southwest Parkway. According to the arrest reports, officers responded [Read More...]
- USDA Announces Over $2-Million Investment in Texas for Specialty Crops October 14, 2026(Washington, D.C., October 13, 2026) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced it is awarding $86.6 million in grant funding to support the specialty crop industry through the Specialty Crop Block Grant Program [Read More...]
- Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues Major Baby Food Companies Gerber and Nestlé for Selling Baby Food Containing Dangerous Levels of Arsenic and Lead October 14, 2026Press Release 10/14/2026: (AUSTIN, TX) – Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Gerber Products Company (“Gerber”) and Nestlé USA, Inc. (“Nestle”) for deceiving Texas parents about toxic heavy metals in Gerber baby food. Gerber told [Read More...]
- College Station Mayor Pro Tem William Wright on The Infomaniacs October 14, 2026William Wright joins the show today to fill in for Mayor John Nichols and discusses height limits on Northgate developments, South Knoll zoning questions, Hannah’s Law, and more. Hear the entire conversation below:
- FULL AUDIO: BCS Chamber of Commerce Candidate’s Forum October 14, 2026Last night WTAW’s Scott DeLucia hosted the first of two Candidate’s Forums in conjunction with the BCS Chamber of Commerce. If you missed it, we’re posting the unedited audio from the entire event below. This [Read More...]

