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.
The family of a Bryan man who was shot in Thursday's mass shooting at Kent Moore Cabinets speaks out.
Some travel industry experts are noticing an increase in travel locally.
A local pharmacist is working to make sure her rural towns continue to have access to COVID-19 vaccines.
Brazos County hub expanding to mini-hubs in underserved communities.
This year's Aggie Muster will look different than 2020, but still involve many changes to the tradition.
A College Station church brought the passion of Christ to life on Good Friday.
Some local churches are getting ready to celebrate Easter in a more inclusive way compared to last year.
The Brazos County Health District is making a change in how they report hospitalizations locally.
Baylor Scott and White Health is now allowing visitors into its hospital again.
A Hearne family is searching for answers after their father was shot and killed early Monday morning.
The Robertson County Jail is now accepting visitors for inmates after more than a year.
The Franklin High School baseball team collects money to donate to the family of Trooper Walker.
Local health officials say they are optimistic after seeing early data from COVID-19 vaccinations in the community.
Local nonprofit hosts fundraising event to pay for its programs.
Hub officials are excited about this feat and preparing to operate mini hubs to reach even more people.
Local girl launches her first business on her birthday.
Recent rise in vehicle break-ins concerning some local residents.
Local community steps up to help man find his stolen bicycle.
Local COVID-19 vaccination hub preparing to serve all adults 18+ starting Monday.
Aggie fans gather to cheer on Texas A&M Women's Basketball team in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
COVID-19 vaccine allocations are released by DSHS for week 15.
Local veterans, mental health experts stress the need for more access to mental health resources in the Brazos Valley for veterans.
A local bar owner is frustrated by permit fees from both county and state officials following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Local sorority hosts an annual charity event at Wolf Pen Creek Park
American Heart Association hosts a telethon to raise funds for the year.
Local nurse practitioner working to bring accessible healthcare to her community during COVID-19 pandemic.
Bryan City Council approves a permit for a new recycling option for residents.
Brazos County vaccination hub sets up an outdoor drive-thru site to administer second doses.
Community steps up to help local OnRamp client after her catalytic converter was stolen.
Local hospital systems are taking a look at the current mask mandates and visitor policies they have due to COVID-19.
Local health officials say they plan to continue working with county leaders following Gov. Abbott's announcement Tuesday.
Local health officials are optimistic the newly-cleared Johnson & Johnson vaccine could be a game changer.
Texas A&M is reporting two new COVID-19 clusters on campus.
A local store owner is trying to make an impact on the community through donations following last week's winter storm.
Brazos County Health District seeing another rise in cases, attributes catching up on reports following last week's storm.
CS City Council receives after-action reports from local entities following historic storm.
Congressman Pete Sessions said he is working privately to bring much needed water to those in need in District 17.
Local residents are concerned about a potential spike in electric bills following the winter storm.
Wickson Creek SUD awaiting lab results before being able to lift the water boil notice.
Two men were shot and killed in what could be a narcotics-related incident Friday night on Junction Boys Road, police said.
Local plumber cautions residents to stay vigilant to spot problems in their pipes over the next few weeks.
Power outages continue across Texas for a third day.
Many of you have called and messaged KBTX and asked why it’s taking so long for the power to come back on.
Local medical professionals advising patients to look out for potential long-term effects of COVID-19.
Sister John, a teacher of multiple generations in the Brazos Valley, died early Wednesday morning.
A local mailman is being praised for working hard to deliver a time-sensitive package.
Local healthcare hero honored with a free trip to Super Bowl LV
Girl Scouts are out in front of retailers selling cookies this year but with some changes.
An unattended stove is being blamed for a fire Monday evening at a College Station apartment.
Destination Bryan kicks off Restaurant Month 2021.