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Parents will get to choose how their children will learn next school year starting next week.

Find out which restaurants made the grade in this week's Restaurant Report Card.

In a report released to KBTX on Thursday, police at Texas A&M University said a student who reported finding racist notes on his car’s windshield last month may have placed the papers there himself. However, the 21-year-old at the center of the case strongly denies those claims.

With temperatures climbing up into the triple digits this weekend, there are several heat safety tips that can help you stay safe and beat the heat.

The Small Business Association released information on the businesses that received PPP loans.

The College Station City Council is looking at a $2.35 million contract safety improvements in the historic Southside Neighborhood.

One Texas A&M University professor who studies international migration is not mincing words when asked how he feels about a new ICE guideline that would require international students to take an in-person class or leave the U.S.

The sixth named tropical storm of the 2020 Atlantic hurricane season has developed off the East Coast.

Treat of the Day: Sgt. Contreras receives life saving award

The city is already 10 years into a 20 year comprehensive plan document.

Gov. Abbott says the move will help free up resources to address upticks of COVID-19 related cases.

Grammy winner Little Joe Hernandez of Temple is self-isolating at home after he was diagnosed with COVID-19.

Looking for an island state of mind without going somewhere tropical? Margaritaville Lake Resort Lake Conroe is now open.

This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley based on the information provided to KBTX. Additional information on these cases can be found on the local news page.

Bryan police arrested a suspected drug dealer with a large amount of cocaine as part of a special investigation.

The Rudder FFA chapter finally got to celebrate its member’s accomplishments Wednesday evening after having to postpone their annual banquet due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Seth Sullivan says he’s not aware of anyone in Brazos County that administers this test, but even if they did, it’s not something to fear.

BV fair and rodeo economic impact

100° heat is expected in the Brazos Valley by July 11th through the upcoming week.

The Texas A&M Student Senate has released results of a survey about the statue. Nearly 23,000 students responded.

Texas’ coronavirus cases now make up a significantly higher proportion than its 9% share of the nation’s population.

Billy Joe Wardlow received a lethal injection Wednesday evening at the state penitentiary in Huntsville for the 1993 killing of an 82-year-old man.

The idea of “herd immunity” is coming up more often in discussions about COVID-19. As cases in Texas, the United States and world continue to climb, leaders want to know all the options for stopping its spread.

Local school districts are working on plans to provide learning options to students.

Houston officials have canceled the Texas GOP’s in-person convention.

What has happened in Texas politics this week?

Treat of the Day: Bryan PD Officer Hines to be promoted

The local Army office is handing out free fans to those who need them.

Navasota ISD launches online survey to help plan for classes in the fall

Police say a suspected drug dealer was arrested early Wednesday with a case filled with drugs and packaging materials.