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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Many programs born out of the pandemic have either ended or will soon end, including the automatic Medicaid coverage, and even the SNAP able-bodied adults without dependents policy. The Brazos Valley Food Bank can help with renewing your Medicaid application, and since it is no longer automatic, you have to either…

BRENHAM, Texas (KBTX) – This week’s first responders salute goes out to the chaplains at the Brenham Police Department. They recently received their badges. The chaplains include Rev. Dr. Johnnie Williams, Rev. Calvin Kossie, Rev. Randy Wells and Pastor Billy Sutherland. If you have a first responder who deserves recognition, please send us their information…

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Title IX dates back 51 years, and is a pinnacle issue of the rights of students on a given campus. But they began in a place that might be unexpected. “Title IX implications actually began in the sports arena, but it’s since been expanded to cover any kind of sex-based discrimination…

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – The College Station Police Department is looking for a missing 12-year-old. Je’nnaela Cummings was last seen on September 13th at a home in the 3100 block of Norton Lane in College Station. Police believe she is still in the local area and could be with someone older and unrelated to…

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – Texas A&M has moved up in the rankings, claiming the title of #1 University in the state of Texas according to the Wall Street Journal. The Wall Street Journal also placed them as the 6th best public university nationwide. This is just one of two recent reports showing significant improvements…

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – A 29-year-old College Station man has been sentenced to life in prison following the 2019 murder of his roommate. Luis Solis was sentenced on Monday for the brutal beating death of Osiel Benitez-Herrera, 30, with a baseball bat. The deadly attack occurred in May 2019 at the Woodway Mobile Home Park…

The Texas A&M University System issued staff guidance earlier this month on how to comply with the state’s ban on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, providing a first glimpse into how Texas universities are navigating the thorny implementation of the new law. The guidance, compiled in a list of FAQs, is meant to provide clarity on…

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – A holiday tradition returns to the Brazos Valley this year. Ballet Brazos is busy preparing for the Nutcracker. The group from Ballet Brazos says they have been practicing to make this show even better than in past years. “We are excited and the girls have already been rehearsing for 3 weeks…

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – It’s a busy time of year with school being back in session, after-school activities and other daily work tasks and responsibilities. Your busy calendar may have you thinking of places to go to unwind for the day or weekend. One place that offers experiences to relax and learn is Messina Hof….

CENTERVILLE, Texas (KBTX) – Despite recent rainfall, most of the region remains under a burn ban, however, some have ignored the law and burned anyway. Over the weekend firefighters in Leon County dealt with multiple burn ban violations, Leon County Judge Byron Ryder said. One of those violations included a backyard fire in Normange caused…