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.
Two local candidates are in the running for Bryan ISD School Board At-Large Place 6.
City of Franklin looking to allow alcohol sales at restaurants, stores.
Two local women say they were shot at in their neighborhood park last Sunday.
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Three local residents running for College Station City Council Place 5.
Lakers' Alex Caruso's rise to becoming an NBA champion began in College Station.
Local residents concerned over stolen political signs and flags.
Local pest control company fires employee over racially insensitive email.
SARC hosts 'Maskerade' in Downtown Bryan Thursday night.
Local theater company opens first show since COVID-19 shutdown
At least 18 vehicles were vandalized at 16 homes overnight in two separate neighborhoods in Bryan, KBTX has learned.
Local woman says smoke alarm in her home saved her family's life
St. Mary’s priest Brian McMaster resigned this weekend.
Bryan police investigation shooting on Beck Street.
Local hotel industry expected 50% decrease in revenue for 2020
Governor tells Raney an updated announcement about bars could be coming in the next two weeks.
Shipley Donuts on East Villa Maria in Bryan reopens on Saturday.
A&M professor and students creating COVID-19 spread models for campus and state
Local officials update census count, say more self-response is needed before the Monday deadline.
Government officials visit Aggieland to tour FUJIFILM facility
Local businesses step up to help with tailgating alternatives
Aggie organizations stepping up to help with continued hurricane relief efforts in Texas and Louisiana.
Some local restaurants are working to stay below 75% for busy game day weekend.
Hispanic Forum BCS holding voter registration event
40 Days For Life begins 40-day prayer vigil on Texas Avenue in College Station.
Ahead of Aggie game day, local municipalities stress the need for permits for larger gatherings.
Texas A&M University and FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies on Tuesday welcomed Dr. Deborah Birx to College Station.
Local firefighters lend a hand in CA wildfires
Changes are coming to Midnight Yell ahead of the football season opener.
A&M officials plan to use the same Kyle Field COVID precautions at other sports venues.
Texas A&M makes COVID-19 changes to gameday before home opener
Health officials and local leaders are working on plans for mass COVID-19 vaccine distribution.
Texas chapter of the National Association of Social Workers seeing backlog in licenses.
Sources tell KBTX they expect the announcement to be made in the next few days.
Local law enforcement officers participate in mental health crisis training.
Brazos County Health District confirms mosquitoes found locally test positive for West Nile Virus
Thursday’s College Station city council workshop and regular meeting was canceled after a software change by video conference provider Zoom.
Local nonprofits looking to the community for help
A couple dozen residents in the area lost power when the crash happened Wednesday evening.
Bryan city council approve tax rate, budget. Deny plan for high rise condos
Local teacher gifted shopping spree for Teacher Appreciation Month.
Bryan city council looks to expand housing, retail near Travis Bryan Midtown Park
Local authorities prepare for large crowds at Lake Somerville this holiday weekend
Habitat for Humanity BCS offering financial assistance classes
Local judge addresses CDC eviction moratorium
Blinn College officials say they are not sharing COVID-19 case numbers with the public.
Local drive-thru voting registration in Bryan
A local man receives letter about a compound he created in the 1950s being used today to cure a type of cancer.
Texas A&M awarded $7.1 million in cancer research funds.