Good morning, Bryan.

The Downtown Bryan Holiday Stroll and Lighted Parade is set for Thursday, offering discounts at local shops, a parade, and various free holiday activities including a photo booth and letters to Santa.

Bryan man faces state jail felony charges for possessing 2.5 pounds of marijuana, along with cash and scales, during a traffic stop for window tint violation.

In Brazos County, Gilberto Castillo Jr. was sentenced to two years in prison for stealing guns, and Eric Derrow Jr. received a two-year state jail sentence for burglary, highlighting recent legal outcomes.

Brazos County Sheriff's deputies arrested a Bryan man on charges of possessing a significant amount of marijuana, leading to a $100,000 bond.

Texas A&M business students showcased their entrepreneurial projects at the McFerrin Center, featuring products developed from scratch as part of their Integrated Business Experience course.

The city of Bryan and Texas A&M University plan to terminate their agreement on a multipurpose tennis facility due to disagreements over the final plan and rising costs, despite initial approval of a $17 million construction contract.

The No. 22 Texas A&M men's basketball team defeated Texas Tech 72-67, capitalizing on a season-low nine turnovers and strong free-throw shooting in the final minute.

The Texas A&M volleyball team defeated No. 3 seed Arizona State 3-1, advancing to the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 led by Logan Lednicky's 27 kills.

Cocoa for a Cause: Support Pets in Need

Enjoy hot cocoa at Santa's Wonderland, with all sales contributing to the rescue of lost and homeless pets.

Texas Fiddle Clinic 2024: A Hands-On Learning Experience for Aspiring Fiddlers

The Texas Fiddle Clinic 2024 is a two-day educational event for high school students, featuring expert instruction from renowned Texas fiddle players covering various techniques and styles.