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Timing and prevention: What doctors want you to know about ticks and fleas this season (opens the original)
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BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Local doctors and veterinarians say ticks and fleas have been especially active this year — and they’re urging Brazos Valley residents to focus on two things above all else: timing and prevention. According to the CDC, emergency room visits for tick bites in parts of the U.S. reached their highest levels for this time of year since 2017. Locally, doctors say the picture is a little different — but the risk is still real. “They can transmit disease,” said Dr.
Timing and prevention: What doctors want you to know about ticks and fleas this season (opens the original)
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BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Local doctors and veterinarians say ticks and fleas have been especially active this year — and they’re urging Brazos Valley residents to focus on two things above all else: timing and prevention. According to the CDC, emergency room visits for tick bites in parts of the U.S. reached their highest levels for this time of year since 2017. Locally, doctors say the picture is a little different — but the risk is still real. “They can transmit disease,” said Dr.
Bryan police say major crime down 74% since 1991 (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The City of Bryan and the Bryan Police Department say the city has seen a significant long-term drop in crime, even as the population has grown substantially over the past three decades. According to a press release from the city, Bryan recorded an all-time high of 4,889 major crimes — known as UCR Part I offenses — in 1991. By 2025, that number had fallen to 1,286, a reduction of nearly 74%. Bryan Police Chief Dean Swartzlander says the trend is real, but he acknowledges c
Facilities, Texas A&M Partnership — and a State Grant — Fueled a $69 Million Tourism Summer (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Tourism leaders in Bryan and College Station say this summer’s estimated $69 million economic impact came down to a combination of factors — top-tier venues, a strong partnership with Texas A&M, and a state grant program that helped bring some of the biggest events to town. At Monday’s Intergovernmental Committee meeting, officials with Visit College Station and Destination Bryan detailed how those pieces worked together, as part of a broader summer that included 26 tourism
Family searches for graduate’s missing Aggie Ring after her death (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - An Aggie family is asking the community for help finding an Aggie Ring that disappeared after their daughter’s passing. They say it was a ring she never took off. Grace Zwernemann, a 2020 Texas A&M graduate, worked as a paramedic for St. Joseph’s EMS. Her father, Michael Zwernemann, said the ring meant everything to her. “She didn’t really have very many possessions,” Michael said. “That one she valued, and she never took that Aggie ring off because of what it mea
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