BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – You are invited to attend the 4th annual drive-in fireworks and drones show at the Texas A&M RELLIS campus this 4th of July.
The parking lot will open at 6:30 p.m. and the show will start at 9 p.m..
WTAW will broadcast patriotic music synced to the fireworks and drones.
If you can’t make it out, KBTX will broadcast the show on the CW8 Aggieland. You can also find it on our Facebook page.
BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) – The Brazos County Health Department makes available to all media each week the results of inspections at local businesses. A “No Score” (N/S) can be given at restaurant openings, field or complaint investigations, and follow-up inspections. P/S or permit suspension happens after a restaurant scores lower than 70 or if…
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) – If you’re looking for a fun activity to do with friends and family, the Brazos Valley Museum Trail is something to add to the list. The museum trail is made up of several museums and art galleries from across the Brazos Valley that help participants learn more about the history…
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – The Alzheimer’s Association hosted a free presentation Friday for people who either live with seniors or who may soon take care of an aging person. The mission of the talk was to discuss common warning signs of Alzheimer’s or dementia and learn what symptoms to look for. “We are just making…
LEON COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) – A Centerville man was arrested and charged with sexual assault. Tyson Henson was arrested on Wednesday, November 8, and booked into Leon County Jail. Henson bonded out of jail on a $750,000 bond. This case is still under investigation.
ITASCA, Texas (KWTX) – UPDATE: The Itasca Independent School District Board of Trustees on Thursday accepted the resignation of embattled superintendent Michael Stevens following his arrest in an online child sex solicitation sting in Harris County. Stevens, who had been suspended with pay, recently bonded out of jail in Harris County. According to the board,…
FORT CAVAZOS, Texas (KWTX) – A U.S. Army sergeant’s family forced into arbitration over medical problems and economic losses caused by their toxic, mold-infested military housing at the former Fort Hood was awarded $10-million in damages, according to their lawyers at Guerra LLP and Pulman, Cappuccio & Pullen, LLP. An American Arbitration Association (AAA) panel…
