Lillian Kosh

2 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Five human trafficking survivors are now safe after a rescue operation earlier this month in College Station. The Brazos County Sheriffโ€™s Office (BCSO) said the investigation began after one survivor reached out for help. That tip led law enforcement to four additional potential victims, who have all been recovered.

2 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX)—Local public media station KAMU expressed concern following President Donald Trump’s recent executive order to eliminate federal funding for PBS and NPR affiliates. The order, signed May 1, had not yet taken effect, but has sparked uncertainty in public media stations across the nation. For KAMU, the potential impact is significant as the station receives about 30% of its annual budget from federal funds.

2 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - The College Station Police Department (CSPD) responded to several vehicle burglaries in local parks on Tuesday. Police said three break-ins were reported at Lick Creek Park and one at Central Park in College Station. According to CSPD, the windows had been broken and items like bags, cash, bank cards, and identifying items were stolen from the vehicles in each case. “In this case, essentially what had happened was it was forced entry, which is kind of unusual.

3 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - The smells of smoked brisket and the sounds of Texas country are about to take over Bryan-College Station. The Troubadour Festival is back this weekend, and it kicked off tonight in downtown Bryan. The festival has returned for its third year, bringing about 30 of the state’s top barbecue joints to Aggie Park. Music lovers can look forward to headliner Shane Smith & the Saints and the ‘Hold My Beer & Watch This’ tour featuring Randy Rogers and Wade Bowen.

3 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Christland Church answered questions after months of making controversial headlines tied to a nationwide network of churches facing serious abuse allegations. Christland was founded in College Station back in 2018 by an Illinois-based religious group called The Network, a group of church plants across the country.