Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 21st of October.
Good morning, Bryan.
Theresa Mangapora joined The Infomaniacs this morning to discuss challenges that local non-profits face affecting the Brazos Valley Food Bank - the food bank encourages donations today as part of Brazos Valley Gives Day.
Royce Hickman appeared on Brazos Valley On The Record to discuss this year's successful Candidates Forum and share details about upcoming events.
Meanwhile, BCS Salvation Army said aid requests for children jumped 33% this morning and is still accepting donations online.
Julie Porter and the BCS Salvation Army joined The Infomaniacs this morning to discuss Brazos Valley Gives, noting a 33% jump in aid submissions for children.
Brazos Valley Gives remains open for donations that support children in need.
TxDOT's Bryan District reported a sharp rise in fatal crashes, with 78 deaths recorded since the start of the year and 20 in the last 60 days.
The Be Safe. Drive Smart. campaign urges drivers to slow down, stay alert, and buckle up on every trip in the ten-county area.
Texas A&M cornerback Dezz Ricks said he will stay focused despite facing few targets as coaches urge him not to get complacent.
He will prepare for Saturday's game against No. 13 Alabama at Bryant-Denny Stadium (2:30 p.m. on ABC) and hopes a fuller passing attack will allow him to make more plays.
Texas A&M football has struggled on the road and will try to overcome adversity when it faces Alabama on Saturday, Oct.
24 at 2:30 p.m. on ABC; the game is a crucial step for the Aggies as they seek to end recent losses + reinvigorate their season.
Texas A&M track program signed world champion javelin thrower Jan-Hendrik Heymans from South Africa — he will join the team in January for the 2027 outdoor season, coach Leroy Burrell said his signing strengthens the throws group.
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