Bill Oliver

The list of capital improvement projects in the city of Bryan for the 2024 fiscal year (FY) that begins October 1 has grown by almost $21 million dollars. That’s after the Bryan city council at [Read More...]

The College Station city council learns during their September 14th meeting that their parks board discussed earlier in the week about the future of the former site of the Texas Independence Ballpark. That’s after the [Read More...]

United Way of the Brazos Valley vice president of community impact Kat Gammon and Big Brothers Big Sisters Brazos Valley marketing and communications manager Maggie Lind visit with WTAW’s Bill Oliver on September 18, 2023. [Read More...]

For the second time this year, the same College Station police officer arrests a woman on a child endangerment charge. The CSPD arrest report says last Saturday (September 16) just before four in the morning, [Read More...]

Each of the last three years, the College Station city council has given Santa’s Wonderland $150,000 dollars in hotel occupancy tax money as part of a holiday marketing campaign to bring tourists to town. The [Read More...]

Texas A&M’s interim president has released the recommendations of a committee that has reviewed the former president’s reorganization plan that was implemented last year. Click HERE to read and download the “Quick-Look Assessment of the [Read More...]

A Brazos County district court jury convicts a College Station man for a murder that happened in May 2019. The jury then sentenced 29 year old Luis Solis to life in prison for killing his [Read More...]

A former College Station ISD employee is arrested on charges of stealing $28,494 dollars and failing to deposit $13,000 dollars, which was all meant for a school activity fund. 55 year old Audrea Constancio was [Read More...]

13 months in the making, the College Station city council has a policy for the public use of the new city hall. Click HERE to read and download presentation materials from the September 14, 2023 [Read More...]

A task force commissioned by Texas A&M’s interim president is finishing its second month creating policies and procedures to protect faculty when they face being suspended and similar issues. A draft of what is called [Read More...]