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Police later learned that a second victim went to Houston to receive medical treatment for gunshot wounds.

Approximately 1,500 youth are competing in 50 different competitions during 4-H Roundup in Bryan/College Station.

There will be field trips to a variety of places like Texas A&M and recreational activities like water days on and off the property.

Amber Alert Network Brazos Valley reported that a 17-year-old girl had gone missing in Brazos County.

An OSHA investigation into the death of a contract worker in an explosion at the Oak Grove Power Plant near Franklin last Wednesday is currently underway.

One week has passed since the Texas Legislature began a special session focused on property tax and border security. Friday ended with the House and Senate pitted against each other in a stalemate.

Aggieland Humane Society announced on Tuesday that it has a new member joining the team.

Monday, KBTX got a look inside the new building and a peek at some of the amenities.

The Community Softball Classic: Police vs. Fire will be on Thursday, June 15 at Edible Field in Bryan.

The fourth of July event is hosted by the College Station Noon Lions Club and will feature live music, train rides, first responder displays, free vision screenings, a kids zone and free watermelon.

“Part of me just still can’t believe that it’s real,” Candace Sampson said.

Police say an alarm went off at the store just before 2 a.m. Monday.

Fatal accident under Investigation by Somerville Police Department in Burleson County.

After several inches of rain, localized 2" to 4" totals are possible Monday & Tuesday

Make-A-Wish grants Aldon Melton, a seven-year-old from Bryan and a leukemia survivor dream of a play fort.

A Bryan family is displaced after a tree crashed into their house during an overnight storm Sunday.

Police say a motorcyclist was injured Sunday following a crash on Texas Avenue in Bryan.

Severe weather did damage across the Bryan/College Station area.

Destructive wind gusts between 60 and 80mph were measured across Bryan and College Station

Saturday was a big day filled with barbeque, competition and fundraising.

Downtown Hearne saw the community come and enjoy themselves during the 6th annual Crossroads Hometown Festival

History was on display at Camp Hearne Saturday morning.

65 years later a group of classmates from Bryan are getting together.

Smells of BBQ started to fill the air around St. Nick’s Green on Friday, but it will only become stronger once the annual Brazos County First Responders Association cookoff officially starts on Saturday.

The Crossroads Hometown Festival in Hearne returns for its sixth year on Saturday.

Lopez was serving a life sentence when he escaped the transport bus and was killed in a shootout with law enforcement after killing the family and stealing a vehicle from the cabin.

The owners of Navasota’s Rail & Rye, Chris Tucker and Jessica Tucker, shared some cocktail and mocktail ideas that can be made in different variations.

Mandatory yearly inspection tests on your vehicles could soon be a thing of the past in Texas. That’s if Governor Greg Abbott signs a bill that has passed both the house and senate.

Bryan ISD teachers are “sailing into summer” with new knowledge to help their students.

As the Bryan/College Station area continues to grow property taxes continue to increase.