Whether you are a football fan or B/CS resident make sure you have a plan before heading out the door on Saturday.

Texas A&M’s positivity rate has peaked around 17 percent and averages about 10 percent, while Vanderbilt’s has never exceeded 1.5 percent.

Patriot Road is rocking us into the weekend.

Some local restaurants are working to stay below 75% for busy game day weekend.

A Brazos County Deputy is getting a promotion.

Texas A&M has recently received several reports of sexual assaults involving incapacitating narcotics.

Find out which restaurants made the grade in this week's Restaurant Report Card.

Hispanic Forum BCS holding voter registration event

Kentucky-based environmental remediation company Charah Solutions to purchase Gibbons Creek Coal Plant.

The ‘Isolation Kills, Too’ signs have made their way to Bryan.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott was in Dallas Thursday to announce legislative proposals that give harsher penalties to people involved in riots, which includes mandatory jail time.

After Tuesday marked the first official day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere, many are gearing up for football season or heading out to grab a pumpkin spice latte. Over the next few months, morning and afternoon drives will eventually be accompanied by visions of oranges, reds and yellows as the leaves signal the arrival of fall.

A new Dashboard of information went live Thursday afternoon.

The penalties for these offenses can range from six months in state jail to 99 years in prison.