Teen missing in Robertson County found safe
ROBERTSON COUNTY, Texas (KBTX) – Robertson County authorities have reported that Jaydyn Vasquez has been found safe.
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Voices for Children announces pickleball tournament
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Police vehicle builder to move into the Brazos Valley
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Large load will slow traffic Thursday afternoon on OSR and Highways 39, 79
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Teen accused of shooting car owner last seen in Brazos County
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Local law enforcement agencies are still searching for a teenager accused of stealing a car and then shooting the vehicle’s owner in Hearne. The shooting happened Saturday morning. On Tuesday, Jaiden McGrew, 17, was spotted in Brazos County, according to Hearne Police. If you know where he’s at you’re urged to…
TDCJ implements lockdown amid rise in drug-related inmate homicides; visitations canceled
WACO, Texas (KWTX) – The Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) on Aug. 6 announced it is taking “swift and immediate action” to address a rise in drug-related inmate homicides and, effective immediately, a systemwide lockdown is in place and all visitation is canceled until further notice. The state agency said that over the past…