Good morning, Bryan.

The third annual Brazos Valley Family Expo returns Saturday, Jul.

18 at the Brazos Center in Bryan, offering free activities, entertainment and community resources for families.

Texas A&M University was named the sixth most visible university worldwide by American Caldwell’s Global University Visibility Rankings, highlighting its growing international profile.

Texas A&M Forest Service will soon add two new helicopters to its firefighting fleet to help slow wildfires.

The upgraded air support is expected to boost response efforts during high-risk periods near the local area.

Greig Drive from the 500 to 800 block is reduced to one lane for sewer repairs through July 21 and residents may experience temporary water service interruptions.

Local crews are working to complete the repairs as soon as possible.

Texas A&M Forest Service is buying two SUBARU Bell 412EPX helicopters to form a state-managed wildfire firefighting fleet.

The first helicopter will be delivered in December 2027 while the second follows later as part of a $257 million investment in wildfire preparedness.

Texas A&M researchers discovered two natural molecules that may restore cell controls and slow lung cancer progression.

Further tests will assess their potential as a new treatment option.

Texas A&M researchers identified two molecules that lower lung cancer cell growth by restoring cell controls.

They are now exploring ways to use these findings for new treatments that may slow the disease while protecting healthy cells.

2026 Brangus Days

10 a.m.-12 p.m. — The Stella Hotel, Autograph Collection — Free entry — Celebrate Brangus cattle with educational sessions and community fellowship.