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.
Local vaccine hub pushed to January 25.
American Legion Post 159 hosting blood Drive saturday.
The family says they were unaware that the makeshift memorial was placed on private land.
Local organization working to spread kindness through the community on MLK Jr day.
Baylor Scott & White Health begins vaccinating patients this week.
FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies begins mass manufacturing two COVID-19 vaccine candidates.
As providers plan for distribution, there are ways you can make sure you are ready too.
Autopsy findings explain more in detail as to why there were no murder charges in the Hazana Anderson case
Community members line up to applaud healthcare workers in College Station.
Former Congressman Bill Flores reacts to Capitol chaos
U.S. Representative Pete Sessions (D-17) says today's events should be taken into consideration while addressing the electoral college results.
Local lawmakers respond to protests in D.C. during a hearing at the Capitol.
Local hospital hoping to move to phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccinations.
Law enforcement from across the Brazos Valley will be part of the memorial services for a boy who died following a vehicle crash.
The first baby of 2021 at each hospital were born in the early hours of the morning New Year’s Day
Four Houston-area men arrested for multiple vehicle burglaries on NYE
Local hospitals continue to work through Phase 1A of COVID-19 vaccinations.
Local economist looks at the new round of stimulus payments
Brazos County Health District concerned for the next few weeks after reaching the highest hospitalization numbers since the beginning of the pandemic.
Brazos County Judge Duane Peters is making plans to rescind his request with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission that allowed bars and other businesses to operate at 75 percent capacity.
Local woman catches suspect on video stealing security camera
BCSO gives out gifts to local families for the annual Adopt a Family event.
Meals were made possible thanks to Ruffino Meats and Brookshire Brothers
Local pharmacies preparing to receive COVID-19 vaccine shipments
Local library working to digitize documents dating back to the 1830s
The Garcia home is the 300th home built by Bryan/College Station Habitat for Humanity.
975 of the vaccine are arriving at Baylor Scott & White - College Station
Bryan police suggest staying vigilant this holiday season when it comes to mail theft.
A spike in teacher's testing positive for COVID-19 led to Navasota ISD switching to remote learning.
Caldwell ISD moves intermediate school to remote learning after rising in COVID-19 cases
Rural counties preparing for COVID-19 vaccine availability
Local man who died in a vehicle crash Sunday morning remembered by family.
Baylor Scott & White Health preparing for COVID-19 vaccines to arrive.
Local hospitality experts say this 50% loss in revenue is catastrophic for the industry.
Local businesses continue to face hardships nine months into COVID-19 pandemic
Local officials working on plans for potential mass vaccination ability by Summer 2021
Those who drop letters in the mailbox will receive a letter back.
City of College Station hosts Christmas in the Park with COVID-19 safety measures.
Brazos County Health District is preparing for a COVID-19 vaccine by end of month.
A local police wives association is holding a fundraiser for families of police officers.
Local nonprofits say community help of Giving Tuesday helps provide essential services to community.
Brazos Valley Council of Governments looking for more volunteers to adopt local residents for Senior Christmas.
Brazos Valley Food Bank seeing increase in need at local mobile pantries
Local restaurants taking safety precautions ahead of game day
Salvation Army's Angel Tree in need of more volunteers.
No one plans for holiday disasters. Local fire officials say there are things to do to keep yourself safe while cooking and celebrating this Thanksgiving.
Burleson County Sheriff's Office looking for leads in Snook bank robbery cold case
Local woman works to start COVID-19 plasma drive after positive results from her husband
Downtown Bryan hosts Lights On event Friday night.