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Huntsville Police arrest man wanted for Aug. 22 Houston homicide
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — Huntsville Police have arrested a man wanted as a suspect in a Aug. 22 Houston homicide. That day, Eric Brown was found in a home with multiple gunshot wounds. Investigators later named Jachob Byrd, 46, as a suspect. A warrant for his arrest was later obtained by authorities on Sept. 11.
Texas A&M Joins Multimillion-dollar Moon Orbit Tracking Project
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — By Felysha Walker, Texas A&M Engineering. Texas A&M University is joining a multi-university team on a major research project to track objects orbiting the moon. The Air Force Research Laboratory is awarding up to $5 million over five years for the Space University Research Initiative (SURI).
Madisonville Police Department to Host Barbecue Cookoff
MADISONVILLE, Texas — The Madisonville Police Department Barbecue Cookoff will take place on Friday and Saturday at Lake Madison Park. The event will include Margarita and Bloody Mary contests on both days and a Kids Pork Chop Cookoff on Friday night. Entry fees vary depending on the dish, and...
Introducing an Aggie indie rock band who performed for student radio's annual concert
BRYAN, Texas — A young up-and-coming band created by Aggies is looking to expand their audience through recent performances. In fact, the band almost didn’t make it until some key members got involved to revive the group, creating the new, Blue House band. Original member and Bassist, Jaden...
New Art Mural Festival aims to uplift artists and local businesses
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The Brazos Valley Arts Council brought some color to College Station this past week with their new mural festival. The festival has attracted talent from near and fall, and the artists that did participate hope their works leave a lasting impact. Among the artists include Naomi Haverland, a Floridian muralist who made the long journey to Texas to participate in this event.
Man taken into custody for Oct. 21 shots fired report in College Station
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Editor's Note: The attached video is from 6 News' coverage of when the news first broke. A man connected to a shooting investigation that took place on Saturday has been taken into custody, according to an update from the College Station Police Department. Thanks to...
Bryan Police searching for juveniles with firearm around Groesbeck Street and Bittle Lane
BRYAN, Texas — Bryan Police have lifted a perimeter seal that was previously put on Jane Long Intermediate School while they searched for juveniles that reportedly are in possession of a firearm. Authorities say there is not a threat to any schools nearby where officers are searching. The update...
TxDOT hosting public meeting over proposed improvements in Burleson, Brazos Counties on Nov. 9
BRYAN, Texas — The TxDOT Bryan District will be hosting an in-person open house meeting for a number of proposed roadway improvements in Brazos and Burleson Counties at the Texas A&M Transportation Institute Headquarters in Bryan on Nov. 9. Among the proposed roadway improvements for both counties include:. Improvements...
Annual Walk To End Alzheimer's draws in hundreds for fundraising event
BRYAN, Texas — This Saturday several communities are coming together to raise funds for Alzheimer's and dementia research and care, in the annual Walk To End Alzheimer's. For more than a decade, The Alzheimer Association(AA) has hosted the fundraising walk in support of those who have been impacted by Alzheimer's and other dementias. According to the AA, more than 6 million Americans live with Alzheimer's with over 11.5 million paying for care out-of-pocket. 400,000 of those impacted are Texans.
Bryan native to host his first-ever fundraising event to help the recently incarcerated
BRYAN, Texas — B.C.M.A. stands for Breaking Chains Making Amends. Vernom Pittman, a Bryan native and former prison warden, said it was 'a God movement' that inspired him to create B.C.M.A. The purpose of the organization is to create a transitional facility for those who have been recently incarcerated. Yet Pitman explained how it's grown into a scholarship fund for inmates' children and grandchildren.
Madisonville to hold fundraiser Christmas shopping event Nov. 11
MADISONVILLE, Texas — The City of Madisonville is offering an opportunity for anyone who wants to kick off their Christmas shopping early while helping a local high school band. Through its Facebook page, the city announced it will hold a holiday market from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on...
Texas A&M Wind Symphony to travel to Spain for three performances in 2024
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The Texas A&M Wind Symphony is set to head abroad in 2024 to perform in three cities in Spain. From May 13 to May 24 next year, the group will perform three concerts in Madrid, Granada, and Ronda in Spain. It is the first time the A&M Wind Symphony will have travelled to Spain to perform.
Candlight vigil held for A&M student who fell to her death
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — On Thursday, a Texas A&M University student was remembered in a candlelight vigil held on campus by an organization Britney Romero was a part of—The Mexican Student Association(MSA). On Sunday, Oct. 15, Romero was found dead on campus after falling from a three-story building.
Female Officer makes history by being first female to earn a spot on the Huntsville's SWAT Team
HUNTSVILLE, Texas — The Huntsville Police Department has named the first female officer to ever earn a spot on their SWAT Team. Officer Williams has made history by becoming the first female to earn a spot on the Huntsville Police Department's SWAT Team. Officers wanting to earn a spot on the SWAT Team must meet rigorous physical standards.
Gas leak reported on Ashburn Avenue and Gilchrist Avenue in College Station
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — College Station Police has reported a gas leak on Ashburn Avenue and Gilchrist Avenue. Southbound traffic on Ashburn has been closed for crews to repair the leak. Officials are asking residents and drivers to avoid the area if possible. We will keep you updated as...
Man claiming to be special agent gets arrested for driving stolen vehicle in College Station
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — A 50-year-old man was arrested on Wednesday for driving a stolen car and possessing marijuana, according to a report from College Station Police. That day, CSPD received a call about a suspicious person at a Smoothie King in the area of Rock Prairie Road that was claiming to be an FBI/Special Agent and asking for free drinks. The man, later revealed to be Dustin Rhodes, claimed to be "investigating child porn".
15-year-old reported missing by College Station Police, AANBV
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — College Station Police and the Amber Alert Network of the Brazos Valley need your help finding a missing 15-year-old last seen in College Station. Frederico Alberto Rodriguez was last seen in the 200 block of Krenek Tap Road around 2:30 p.m. on Oct. 13. He...
Known gang member sentenced to 18 years in prison
GRIMES COUNTY, Texas — A confirmed gang member and Brazos Valley drug dealer was sentenced to 18 years in prison on Tuesday, October 17, after pleading guilty to several charges out of both Brazos and Grimes County. 34-year-old Jarieth Menchaca pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana, a third-degree felony,...
College Station awarded federal grant to support law enforcement
COLLEGE STATION, Texas — U.S. Senator John Cornyn announced Thursday that the City of College Station was selected to receive a federal grant of $52,576 from the U.S. Department of Justice through the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (Byrne JAG) Program. The purpose of the grant is to...
Kids fishing event being held at Blue Bell Aquatic Center in Brenham on Saturday
BRENHAM, Texas — The City of Brenham is hosting their 17th annual 'Gone Fishin' event for kids this weekend, on Saturday, Oct. 21. The event will be held at the Brenham Blue Bell Aquatic Center from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and is free for kids ages 2-16 to participate in. Trophies will be awarded to those that reel in the largest catfish.
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