Alex Egan
Anchor & Reporter
A native of Westminster, Colorado, Alex began his television career in 2012 as an anchor and reporter in North Platte, Nebraska. After three years in the Cornhusker state, Alex became the weekend sports anchor and reporter in Fargo, North Dakota. There he was able to cover national championships from North Dakota State football and the University of North Dakota hockey team and tell the stories of student-athletes and coaches from a number of North Dakota and Minnesota towns.
In 2021, Alex and his now-fiancé moved to the Lone Star State where Alex took a behind-the-scenes producing job in Waco, but he couldn't stay away from being in front of the camera for long and joined the KBTX team as the weekend anchor in August of 2022.
In his spare time, Alex can be found out on the golf course or on the couch watching whatever sporting event happens to be on TV, especially if it's his beloved Colorado Avalanche.
Alex is excited to call the Brazos Valley home and is always looking for the next great story to tell.
According to a release, the College Station location will be the fourth in Texas and the 41st retail location across six states.
Three Texas A&M choirs will come together Sunday, Dec. 3, to bring the Holiday Spirit of Aggieland.
Former Texas A&M Quarterback Stephen McGee joined First News at Four Monday to discuss the hiring of Texas A&M Head Football Coach Mike Elko
Santa’s Wonderland presented the Amber Alert Network of the Brazos Valley with a $16,000 donation through the “Cocoa for a Cause” program
Thanksgiving is a great time to gather and eat and Twin City Mission is making it their mission to make sure nobody is alone on Thanksgiving
Rudder High School Senior Will Timmerman recently competed at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Archery Competition
Registration is open now for basketball leagues at the Boys & Girls Club of the Brazos Valley
College Station High School FFA is one of just 13 chapters in the state of Texas to be recognized as a three-star chapter at the National FFA Conference held recently in Indianapolis.
Texas A&M hosts Abilene Christian in the first game since head coach Jimbo Fisher was fired
College Station wins their 34 postseason game in the Area Round of playoffs over Magnolia.
The Correctional Officer, Jovian Motley, 27, lost his life in the line of duty on Monday, November 13, 2023
Texas A&M (5-4, 3-3 SEC) hosts Mississippi St. (4-5, 1-5 SEC) Saturday night at Kyle Field.
St. Joseph powered their way to a 58-0 win.
The Brazos Christian Eagles turned defense into offense and scored early and often as they open the playoffs with a 59-0 win over Waco Bishop Reicher
Dr. Raymond Robertson, an economist and professor at the Bush School of Government at Texas A&M joined First News at Four to discuss why the proposition
DAV of Bryan-College Station Chapter 200 placed American flags at Oakwood Cemetery in Bryan Thursday morning
The case before the court involves a Texas man, Zackey Rahimi, who was accused of hitting his girlfriend during an argument in a parking lot and later threatening to shoot her
College Station ISD Education Foundation has established its first named endowment for teacher grants
Friends of Chamber Music presents flutist Brandon Patrick George and Mahan Esfahani, a harpsichordist.
In August, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a first-of-its-kind pill to treat postpartum depression (PPD)
Madisonville junior running back Phillip Green, Jr. ran for four touchdowns, senior wide receiver Lorenzo Johnson caught two touchdowns and the Mustangs beat Salado in the regular season finale 56-14 Friday night at Mustang Stadium.
There are several ways to remember and honor Veterans who served and passed on in Brazos County
Members of the A&M Consolidated Baseball team helped open car doors at Southwood Valley Elementary to kick-off the fall fundraiser
The clinic will take place Saturday, Nov. 4 from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the BCS Habitat for Humanity building located at 119 Lake St. in Bryan.
The students got to learn from Dr. Tatiana Erukhimova about how cool science is in a fun and unique way.
The executive team at St. Joseph Health got into the holiday spirit by donning some Halloween costumes
Beginning Nov. 17 the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History will display “Steam, Smoke & Steel: Riding the Rails Through Time” an exhibit highlighting the captivating history of trains
A&M Consolidated and College Station High School qualified for state.
This year's theme of "There’s No Place Like Home" is a tribute to "The Wizard of Oz."
Students with the Texas A&M Recreation, Park, Tourism and Science Department hosted the annual Trick-or-Treat event Sunday at Century Square
The Grimes County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting that left a man dead
Texas A&M returns to Kyle Field to take on South Carolina
he Lions didn’t waste any time getting a new winning streak started taking down Cameron 59-14 at Yoe Field Friday night.
The pumpkin crop in Texas yielded 20-40% of a typical year, according to Texas A&M Agrilife Extension. The lack of rain is the primary factor.
Proposition 7 would create an amendment to the Texas State Constitution and establish the Texas Energy Fund, which would fund loans and grants to build, maintain, and modernize electric generating facilities.
Brazos Valley Teach is hosting a financial literacy program to help parents of high school students in 10th, 11th, and 12th grades learn how to apply for financial aid and take away some of the unknowns when it comes to college.
A campaign begins Nov. 1 to collect as many toys as possible to give to kids in the Brazos Valley around Christmas
A statewide lockdown of 100 facilities lasting nearly two months has resulted in hundreds of contraband items including cell phones, weapons, and drugs seized by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Rodeo returns to the Brazos Valley Fair this weekend with three days of action
Henderson Elementary in Bryan ISD made running fun with its Fun Run last week
Tahoka, the dog who was found abandoned and critically ill, is now ready for adoption, according to Aggieland Humane Society
The event begins at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 21
The group competed against 13 teams from across the nation
The people involved attended community event prior to the shooting, according to police
An interception by Leighton Scott ended Rudder’s first possession and Lake Creek was able to convert it into points on their very first play on offense with an Eli Marcos to Sam Lee connection. It was the start of a tough night for the Rangers.
A couple of Pinpoint Meteorologists visited KOR Education School in College Station Thursday to share how they forecast the weather and to hopefully inspire the next generation of meteorologists.
Tuesday, October 17, provides people in the Brazos Valley a chance to “give where you live” with Brazos Valley Gives Day.
The event begins at 11:30 a.m. at the church located at 1125 Wellborn Rd.
Blinn is currently ranked No. 2 in LivestockJudging.com’s national rankings.
