Good morning, Bryan.

On Thursday, a Bryan man was arrested for allegedly confining a woman in his home where he assaulted and choked her—authorities say he now faces charges of restraining and assaulting her.

A Bryan man, 20-year-old Kabrian Orosco, is in jail and faces felony criminal mischief charges after he caused over $24,000 in damage to Brookside apartments on May 2—including broken light fixtures and rewiring costs—and he previously made a false 9-1-1 call.

Aggies celebrated retiring Chancellor John Sharp with a fiesta held Thursday night at the Association of Former Students building where former colleague Rick Perry shared memories of their time at Texas A&M.

The event featured tributes including a dedication of the Midnight Yell cannon—an honor that marks Sharp's four decades of service.

TxDOT announced that beginning Tuesday westbound traffic on FM 60 will be shifted to newly constructed pavement—drivers should plan for a change in their route.

At a Brazos County commission meeting this week, Habitat for Humanity asked commissioners to support state bills SB 208 — HB 4505 that would create a revolving loan program for affordable housing amid a reported shortage of 400,000 homes.

SB 208 is pending in a local government committee and HB 4505 awaits action on the House floor while commissioners did not comment since the topic was off the agenda.

Texas A&M All-American Emiley Kennedy pitched a one-hit shutout in a 1–0 win against Tennessee on Thursday night at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium—she struck out 10 batters and Koko Wooley’s RBI double broke the scoreless tie—to give the Aggies the series lead.

Due to predicted inclement weather on Saturday, Texas A&M moved its No. 4 softball game against No. 2 Tennessee from Saturday to Friday at Sherri Parker Lee Stadium—creating a doubleheader at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m.—with fans able to stream the games on SEC Network and listen on Willy 1550 AM.

The No. 2 Texas A&M women’s tennis team beat Quinnipiac 4-0 Friday at Mitchell Tennis Center in the NCAA Tournament first round—marking their 69th consecutive win at the venue.

The Aggies will play UCSB today at 4 p.m. as they aim for a sixth straight Sweet Sixteen appearance.

After a Friday night opener, the Texas A&M baseball team hosted No. 2 LSU at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park for a three-game series.

Game two is set for today at 2 p.m. and the finale will be held on Sunday at 1 p.m.—local promotions include free t-shirts for early fans and a fireworks show.

Marcellus The Singer Live Performance

8 p.m. – 1 a.m. — El Silverado Rodeo — Check for ticket pricing — Experience a night of amazing music and good vibes with Marcellus The Singer.

Coaches' Night 2025

6 PM – 12 AM — Legends Event Center — Support local students — Attend an inspiring evening of auctions and community support for Texas A&M students.

XANADU Musical Performance

7-9 p.m. — The Theatre Company of BCS — Ticket info unavailable — Experience a hilarious roller skating adventure that follows a muse's quest to inspire a struggling artist to create a roller disco.

Community Appreciation Event at Neal Park

10 AM – 2 PM — Neal Park — Free entry — Enjoy bounce houses, food trucks, and face painting at this family-friendly event with local first responders.