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"This alien is in ICE custody pending removal proceedings,” CBP said.

The arrests stemmed from an undercover operation in which officers posted commercial sex advertisements online.

Texas lawmakers target disaster response, THC regulations, redistricting, school reform, and more.

Senate Bill 39 seeks to update a 2021 law that separated liability trials involving commercial vehicles into two phases.

A local Catholic youth sports organization is asking for the public’s help in recovering a stolen trailer containing thousands of dollars in equipment

“My department will continue to look for every opportunity to save federal dollars and prioritize efficiencies,” Transportation Secy. Sean Duffy says.

Ferguson, a 37-year-old father and machine specialist, died May 13, 2024.

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick introduced Senate Bill 3 this week, a proposal to ban all consumable THC products in Texas. The legislation aims to address concerns about what lawmakers consider unregulated THC products allegedly being sold in stores across the state, but it has drawn criticism from the hemp industry, which warns of significant economic and social impacts.

The Brenham community has donated "overwhelming" support to a Brenham couple who are battling cancer together.

U.S. Congressman Michael McCaul is stepping up pressure on the U.S. Postal Service, demanding answers regarding ongoing mail delivery problems in the Bryan-College Station area. McCaul, who sent a formal letter to Postmaster General Louis DeJoy on Thursday, described the persistent delays and lost packages as “completely unacceptable,” with local constituents increasingly frustrated by the postal service’s failures.

A woman is sharing her life-changing experience after she says she was misdiagnosed with cancer.

A recall petition to oust the mayor and city council in Huntsville, TX is garnering support after city leaders voted to outsource and privatize the public library.

The city of College Station revised its short-term rental ordinance after a federal court ruled similar ordinances unconstitutional.

The 88th Texas Legislature is just a few short days away. Brazos Valley lawmakers John Raney and Kyle Kacal discuss their goals for the new session.

A Brazos Valley father and son are arrested for theft after taking money for a job and not completing the work or returning the money.

More details emerge from TDCJ reports regarding escaped inmate Gonzalo Lopez

A rise in crimes against police are being seen across the county and have made its way to the Brazos Valley.

The Rotary Club hosted its annual Clothing for Kids event Saturday where 89 children were treated to a shopping spree at Target.

Texas A&M student Kathryn Cook shares her testimony as she battles a rare bone cancer.

A Ukrainian family is now calling College Station home after fleeing the country during the war with Russia.