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College Station police arrested 17-year-old Javier Maciel on Saturday night for reckless driving in the Northgate district after he drove in the wrong lane, struck a vehicle, and evaded questions about open containers while Texas A&M police arrested 22-year-old John Kasper on April 3 for leaving the scene after his truck struck a bicyclist on March 26—Maciel was released after posting $18,000 in bonds and Kasper after posting a $15,000 bond.

Bryan Police investigated three student threats at BISD schools including a verbal threat to blow up Rudder high school on March 24, a shooting threat at Stephen F.

Austin middle school on April 2 and a threat against a BISD employee at Davila middle school on April 4 — with BISD handling discipline while the cases will be presented to the DA’s office and schools were not interrupted.

Bryan ISD school board members approved replacing the artificial turf at Merrill Green Stadium on Monday — a nearly $700,000 contract will be paid from remaining 2014 and 2019 bond funds.

The project will start in June and finish in July after tests showed the current turf failed a safety softness factor.

Brazos County Commissioner Bentley Nettles appeared on WTAW’s The Infomaniacs on Monday, April 7 to discuss boosting community engagement and the county’s relationship with local cities.

He highlighted future growth plans (focusing on government efficiency and key performance measures) during his interview.

Texas A&M President Mark Welsh said shifting state and federal policies have affected less than one percent of research projects while administrators worked to support those impacted and slowly received new federal grants, and Brazos County Commissioner Bentley Nettles discussed local growth and government efficiency on The Infomaniacs on Monday. College Station police arrested a 17-year-old for reckless driving after a truck struck a bicyclist and a 22-year-old for leaving a collision scene, while Bryan police investigated three threats at Bryan ISD schools that did not endanger anyone.

Texas A&M baseball swept a Saturday doubleheader against No. 1 Tennessee, hitting 11 home runs and quality starts from Justin Lamkin and Myles Patton at Lindsey Nelson Stadium.

The win marked the program’s first series victory over a top-ranked team since 2001—its first road win against a No. 1 opponent.

No. 4 Texas A&M softball beat No. 16 Georgia 12-5 on Saturday at Jack Turner Stadium — they clinched the series with a doubleheader sweep powered by three home runs.

Texas A&M baseball ends its four-game road trip with a midweek game at Sam Houston tonight at 6 p.m. at Don Sanders Stadium and will have Gavin Lyons start on the mound as the Aggies face the Bearkats in their 137th meeting while fans can watch on ESPN+.

Texas A&M men's basketball head coach Bucky McMillan announced coaching veteran Mitch Cole as the first addition to his new staff.

Cole — who helped Samford post four straight 20-win seasons — will bolster the team for the upcoming season.

Gladiator Dash Mud Run

Get ready to unleash your inner warrior — 3.1 miles — Gladiator Dash — Registration fees apply — Conquer obstacles and support a noble cause for children in need.

City of Bryan Open House

11 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Legends Event Center — Free entry — Explore local departments and engage with services at this informative community event.

Community Yoga Session with Kenya

8-9 a.m. — The Pavilion at Lake Walk — Free entry — Stretch your body and mind with this inclusive, outdoor yoga class for all levels.

Community Paint Out Day

10 a.m.-6 p.m. — RX Pizza & Bar - Downtown Bryan — Free entry — Experience the vibrant art scene with plein air painting during the Downtown Bryan Street & Art Fair.

Open House in Miramont

11 a.m. to 2 p.m. — 5202 Bourrone Court — Free entry — Explore a stunning luxury home with breathtaking views perfect for entertaining.

Brazos Valley Jazzfest

6-10 p.m. — Palace Theater — Admission TBA — Enjoy a captivating evening of jazz featuring local and regional talents in diverse ensembles.