Gladiator Dash at Lake Bryan to benefit Still Creek Ranch

Gladiator Dash at Lake Bryan to benefit Still Creek Ranch

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – On Sunday, April 14, One Army, a Texas A&M men’s service organization, will host the Gladiator Dash at Lake Bryan. Gladiator Dash is a family-friendly 5K, obstacle-integrated mud run. “This year we have 15 obstacles with some terrain out there at the lake,” Gladiator Dash Logistics Chairman Adam Geiger said. “We…

Bryan, College Station ISDs see increased absences the day of the eclipse

Bryan, College Station ISDs see increased absences the day of the eclipse

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Across North America, people made an event of watching the total solar eclipse. Many Brazos Valley school districts had eclipse viewing parties for their students on Monday, but it appears some families wanted to spend the historic event together. KBTX reached out to College Station ISD and Bryan ISD to see…

Allen Academy inviting Brazos County First Responders to attend a breakfast event

Allen Academy inviting Brazos County First Responders to attend a breakfast event

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Allen Academy is inviting Brazos County First Responders to attend a special breakfast. The student-run event gives kids a chance to get to know and give back to the community’s First Responders. They will be serving pancakes, bacon, breakfast tacos, pastries, coffee and more! It’s being held at Allen Academy on…

Public consumption of alcohol now permitted around Downtown Bryan

Public consumption of alcohol now permitted around Downtown Bryan

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – An ordinance change by the city council will bring consistency to City of Bryan laws, making public alcohol consumption rules the same across the city. This will now allow residents and visitors to consume alcoholic beverages along Downtown Bryan streets. This change is effective immediately. During a Bryan City Council meeting…

Texas will use computers to grade written answers on this year’s STAAR tests

Texas will use computers to grade written answers on this year’s STAAR tests

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College Station City Council formalized an updated strategic plan

College Station City Council formalized an updated strategic plan

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – College Station City Council updated its strategic plan. Back in February, they held a retreat to talk about improving the strategic plan for 2024. The city council then updated the plan during a council meeting on March 28th. Vibrant-forward thinking and knowledge-based are words the city council wants people to…

College Station-Bryan makes top 30 spot in Most Dynamic Metropolitans list

College Station-Bryan makes top 30 spot in Most Dynamic Metropolitans list

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – For the first time ever, College Station-Bryan has scored a spot in the top 30 Most Dynamic Metropolitans list by Heartland Forward. Metropolitan statistical areas (MSA), or metros, are groups of counties that contain and surround a central city having a population of 50,000 or more. The report ranked 382 metros…

Baylor Scott & White doctor brings awareness during National Minority Health Month

Baylor Scott & White doctor brings awareness during National Minority Health Month

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – April is National Minority Health Month and Baylor Scott & White says it’s time to build awareness about improving the health of minority communities. Dr. Grace Joseph, a medical oncologist and hematologist at Baylor Scott & White, says health disparities persist among racial and ethnic minority groups as they suffer from…