If approved, 21 counties located in the Post Oak Savannah and South-Central Texas area would go from a 4-day antlerless season to a 16-day antlerless season. If adopted, these expanded season dates ...

The Washington County Extension Office is working with the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center to host an upcoming blood drive. The blood drive is being held at the Washington ...

Radio Stations KTEX and KWHI are inviting the public to take part in the Wreath Challenge. National Wreaths Across America Day is coming up on Saturday, December 13. As part of the day, sponsored ...

The Waller County Sheriff’s Office provided an update on Chief Deputy Bobby Schields, who was hospitalized after a motorcycle accident. Schields was participating in a Charlie Kirk memorial ride when ...

Downtown Brenham businesses and property owners received an important update regarding the Washington County Courthouse Exterior Restoration Project. Main Street Manager Leigh Linden sent out an ...

The Brenham Economic Development Foundation has announced that its members have elected five directors to serve a three-year term on the board starting in December.

Washington County Precinct Three Commissioner Kirk Hanath has announced plans to run for the office of Washington County Judge in the March 2026 Republic Primary. Here is Hanath's campaign ...

After nearly a decade of serving as President and CEO of the Texas A&M Foundation, Tyson Voelkel has announced his resignation. Voelkel, who is ...

BFD personnel were dispatched to 713 Gayhill Street on Monday just after 8:30am for illegal burning. Firefighters found a resident burning in the back yard. BFD advised the resident of the city ...

Story by Joe Alberico, Blinn College Sports Information Coach Michael McBride (Derek Hall) An outstanding season of Blinn College men’s soccer came to an end Monday as the Buccaneers fell ...

The spirit of Giving Where You Live has never shone brighter. The Community Foundation announced that the 7th Annual Brazos Valley Gives ...

38-year-old Andrea Shamon Harris of Chappell Hill was sentenced to seven years in prison for a third-degree felony charge of Bail Jumping/Failure to Appear. He received an additional seven-year prison ...