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Bryan man arrested for drug manufacture and family violence warrant (opens the original)
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A Bryan man was arrested during a traffic stop Wednesday after police conducted a search of his residence and found a large quantity of cocaine and learned there was a warrant out for his arrest for continuous family violence. Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email. A disagreement on Sunday at the University Dog Park escalated when a College Station woman allegedly pulled a semiautomatic handgun and pointe… A man and woman were arrested in Bryan after police found meth
College Station man arrested for unlawful restraint (opens the original)
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A College Station man was arrested Friday and charged with unlawful restraint and assault family violence with prior conviction after police determined he had prevented a family member from leaving his residence. Get the latest in local public safety news with this weekly email. Four first-degree felonies, including two for continuous sexual abuse of a child, were among 38 indictments handed down against 36 people on S… A man and woman were arrested in Bryan after police found methamphetamine, m
Nurses and parents rally outside St. Joseph's hospital to support NICU workers (opens the original)
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September is Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Awareness Month. On Tuesday afternoon, nurses in the NICU at St. Josephâs College Station Hospital and parents of children who had spent time in the NICU gathered together outside of the hospital to celebrate the nurses and raise awareness about issues in the NICU. They gathered on a patch of grass between the hospital and the Rock Prairie Center shopping complex. They stood under tents to protect from the unseasonable heat and a quick burst of
Texas A&M engineering professor looks to build connection program for students (opens the original)
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College can be a stressful time for young adults as they navigate classes and try to figure out their major while also trying to find friends. In a United Health study released earlier this year, 63% of college students reported feeling anxiety or stress and 44% reported being depressed, the highest total in both categories in four years. A group of researchers at Texas A&M University, led by Dr. Noemi Mendoza Diaz, is working on a pilot program that would help college students by giving them a
Rollins attends harvest fest at College Station Tractor Supply (opens the original)
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Tractor Supply Company threw a national harvest fest Saturday at all 2,500 U.S. locations, but the most popular location might have been College Station as both Tractor Supply Company CEO Hal Lawton and U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins stopped by to give remarks and visit with participants at the festival. Rollins arrived in her Glen Rose FFA hat and was excited to see Brazos Valley FFA officers whom she had met Friday night at Texas A&M's Midnight Yell. Officers from Bryan and Colle
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