Brazos County News

Raymond Montoya, a self-defense instructor and investigator with the Brazos County Attorney's Office, offers these tips for handling and preventing an attack.

His arrest was featured on Saturday Night Live, but Thursday a Brazos County grand jury didn't find it funny, and indicted 20-year-old Michael Zamago.

Rachel Blackmon, an eighth-grader from Franklin, tosses her hair back while putting on firefighting gear under the supervision of College Station firefighter William Shelton at the Youth to Career Fair at the Brazos County Expo Complex on Wednesday.

Brazos County election officials on Tuesday had to bring additional voting machines and employees to help with an unexpected high turnout in College Station.

A longtime Brazos County public official is turning his attention to Austin. Former Tax Assessor-Collector Gerald "Buddy" Winn announced Monday he'll challenge State Representative Fred Brown for his District 14 seat.

"I am proud to announce that Mike Wilson has been appointed as the next Chief Deputy for the Brazos County Sheriff's Office," Brazos County Sheriff Chris Kirk said.

BVTM: Red Light Camera Forum Monday morning, News 3 hosted a forum on College Station's red light camera ballot issue.

Saturday marked the third year Beacon Baptist Church in Bryan hosted a Halloween Carnival.

Some Brazos County residents have been vaccinated for the swine flu, but most residents are still waiting.

Monday morning on News 3, representatives from both sides of the red light camera debate in College Station will get the chance to sound off, just one day before the election that decides the program's fate.

Earlier in the month of October Brazos County Judge Randy Sims announced he would not be seeking re-election. Immediately following his announcement, rumors began to circulate about who would run for that position.

There are many things parents have to worry about on Halloween, including their child's safety.

The Brazos County Health Department distributed free H1N1 vaccinations to the first 100 patients at Tuesday immunization clinic.

A 40-year-old College Station woman remained jailed Tuesday and faced felony charges after police said she used a friend's bank account information to pay her phone bill.

The Brazos County Health Department has received more of the H1N1 flu vaccine and will be administering it for free Tuesday.

Tax bills should begin arriving in mailboxes next week for about 90,000 Brazos County property owners.

A 25-year-old Bryan man was released from the Brazos County Jail on Thursday after his arrest on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, driving while intoxicated and possession of PCP.

A woman who attacked her boyfriend with a knife in Bryan four years ago could be headed to prison.

A 21-year-old Bryan man was arrested after neighbors reported seeing him break into a Brazos County home, authorities said.

Brazos County officials said they would be unlikely to provide any new cash incentives to businesses considering a move to the area in the immediate future because of a lack of available funds.