Kendall Hogan
Reporter
Bryan, TX
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Kendall was born and raised in San Francisco, CA. She graduated from San Francisco State University with a BA in Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts.
Kendall has been visiting Texas ever since she was a little girl and is thrilled to be living here, especially now that she is closer to her Houston Texans.
She loves to read, binge the latest thriller or drama on Netflix, or spend time with her family. She is a big animal lover, especially for her hound dog that she rescued in 2019.
Aggieland Outfitters hosting free drive-thru car disinfecting event Friday
Local bars can now apply for a new certificate to reopen as a restaurant
Local officials stress importance of filling out 2020 census.
Local authorities say the community is abiding by mask mandate.
Low-level inmates released at BCDC to limit COVID-19 spread
Community members concerned about the potential reopening of coal plant
The show’s director, Jennider Hargis, says that they are taking multiple steps to make sure that both the actors and the audience are safe from the time they enter the door until the time they leave.
Active cases in Brazos County are below 600 for the first time in over a month.
Owners of local restaurants say they are struggling during this pandemic.
Poppy closes doors, new Mexican restaurant to open soon
Economic impact of new FUJIFILM announcement on the Brazos Valley
No injuries were reported in Monday afternoon's fire on Rollins Avenue.
Local organizations launch At home in BCS week
D.C. lawmakers continue to work on a second stimulus package.
Downtown Bryan is hosting its first Restaurant Week in the summer
Local woman asking for help to find missing dog after drunk driving accident
Bryan and College Station offer
Bryan Fire Fighter Association wants workman's comp for COVID-19
Bryan city council to consider term limit changes.
Texas A&M has announced a Commission on Diversity, Equity And Inclusion.
The university says that at this point, they have not made any decisions about what will happen with tuition this fall.
Law enforcement responded to an increase of fireworks calls this July Fourth weekend.
Bryan City Council approves Destination Bryan and a new event center
Police say the two men shot at one another and there is no suspect at-large or threat to the public.
Shelters looking to clear out ahead of an expected busy holiday weekend
Firework safety ahead of Fourth of July weekend.
A&M professor finds link between face masks and flattening the curve
City of Bryan looking to open non-profit tourism office
Protesters march around A&M's campus Friday
The university has offered a $1200 reward for information leads to the identity of the person or people responsible.
M.C. Harris High School holds graduation at Merrill Green Stadium
Community members pushing to rename 21st street after former Brazos County Commissioner
A confrontation over loud music at a local car wash ended with a man claiming he was harassed because of his skin color and a criminal trespass warning from police.
The need for foster families in the Brazos Valley is growing
CSISD changes school calendar