Good morning, Bryan.

College Station police arrested a Bryan woman on Sunday on a charge of aggravated robbery from an incident reported in January — the investigation remains underway.

A 19 year old man from Bryan was arrested on Saturday, May 10 on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

Bryan police arrested 36-year-old Adam Lopez on May 8 after he threatened to kill his girlfriend and shared an intimate photo, marking his 24th jail stay since January 2006; a 32-year-old College Station woman, Courtney Johnson, was jailed for stealing mixers on April 5, while 25-year-old Rogelio Bahena was arrested for illegally driving a dump truck on April 30, 18-year-old Jose Huerta Jr. was taken into custody after a May 10 crash, and 20-year-old Darrius Smith was detained for violating probation linked to a burglary charge.

In November 2023, Brazos County commissioners bought land off Finfeather Road in Bryan for an $850,000 warehouse project — a move that plans for future construction.

Meanwhile, Bryan police arrested several individuals for charges including terroristic threats, theft and reckless driving — some facing multiple warrants and bonds up to $80,000.

Bryan police arrested 36 year old Adam Lopez on May 8 for making a terroristic threat and sending an intimate photo of his girlfriend, a 32 year old College Station woman was jailed on May 9 for stealing mixers from H-E-B, 25 year old Rogelio Bahena was booked for illegally driving a dump truck, 18 year old Jose Huerta Jr. was arrested after a May 10 pickup truck crash, and 20 year old Darrius Smith was taken into custody on a probation violation—he faces additional charges.

Health Secretary Robert F.

Kennedy Jr. announced that the NIH will create a database to study autism by merging insurance claims, but experts say his promise to uncover autism’s causes in a few months is unrealistic—decades of research show that multiple factors affect brain development before symptoms appear.

The Texas A&M baseball team lost its series finale to Missouri 10-1 at Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park on Sunday afternoon after scoring only one run from a solo home run by Caden Sorrell, while Missouri scored consistently in later innings.

Texas A&M leads the overall series 56-41-2 and will begin a three-game set at Georgia Thursday at 5 p.m.

The Texas A&M softball team was named the No. 1 national seed in the NCAA Division I Softball Tournament and will host the Bryan-College Station Regional at Davis Diamond starting Friday, May 17—opening play at 2:30 p.m. against Saint Francis on the SEC Network.

Texas A&M Aggies started competing in the Auburn Regional on Monday at the Auburn University Club as they battle for a spot in the NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship.

The team, making its 50th postseason appearance, features key players including Phichaksn Maichon and Wheaton Ennis — and the tournament will continue until Wednesday.

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.

Fight to Unite 4

5:30-8 p.m. — Boys & Girls Club of the Brazos Valley — Tickets from $13.54 — Experience community spirit and unity at this engaging event for all ages.