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The police department presented its annual report to ensure they are treating all residents fairly during traffic stops. The data showed no evidence of bias.
Bryan firefighters are sounding the alarm because their gear is falling apart and their stations are literally crumbling. If they can't get the equipment they need, it could mean slower response times when you call 911.
Bryan firefighters are sounding the alarm because their safety gear is falling apart. It’s a major red flag that our first responders might be heading into dangerous situations without the protection they actually need.
Bryan city officials are debating a shift in firefighter schedules to address safety and burnout concerns. This change could directly impact how fast help arrives when you call 911.
Heads up before you ring in the New Year: Bryan-College Station has strict rules on where you can legally shoot off fireworks, and ignoring them means a pricey fine. Check the local maps before lighting anything to keep your holiday trouble-free.
The city is launching a website to help residents stay safe during floods by showing real-time road conditions and rainfall data. It's designed to be easy to use on phones and will help people plan their travel during storms.
The city has reappointed its municipal judge to ensure continuity in the local court system, which handles everything from small claims to juvenile truancy.
The city has reached a settlement in a lawsuit involving Amy Luna. This decision closes the legal matter and avoids further court proceedings.