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Lillian Kosh

Bryan

Multimedia Journalist at KBTX-TV (Bryan, TX)

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  • How the Brazos Valley Food Bank is fighting hunger with more than food

    3 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

    BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Hunger and health are deeply connected, which is why the Brazos Valley Food Bank does more than fill pantries. It helps families access the resources they need to stay healthy and fed. The Brazos Valley Food Bank (BVFB) takes a holistic approach to hunger, connecting people in need through its Screen and Intervene Program. “The first step of that is to screen if people have food insecurity,” Health For All Executive Director Liz Dickey began.

  • Brazos Valley ‘Keep Water Local’ campaign goes statewide, hoping to rally city and state leaders

    3 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

    BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - The Bryan-College Station Chamber of Commerce Legislative Affairs Committee met Wednesday morning to receive updates on the Keep Water Local Campaign. With the 89th Texas Legislative Session wrapped up, local leaders are turning up the volume to protect our water resources. The campaign pushes back against a plan to export water from the Brazos Valley, and now leaders from both Bryan and College Station are working to rally the community.

  • College Station considers security upgrades following park safety concerns

    3 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

    COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - What began with a string of car break-ins last month at various College Station parks, some residents are pushing the city for more. The College Station Police Department (CSPD) reported several break-ins and thefts in parks including Central and Lick Creek. However, in each case, there were no security cameras present to catch any suspect.

  • 89th Texas Legislative Session ends with wins, losses, and unfinished business

    3 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

    AUSTIN, Texas (KBTX) - After 140 days of debate, the 89th Texas Legislative Session has officially wrapped, and lawmakers from the Brazos Valley are heading home with some big wind and a few bills left on the table. More than 8,000 bills were filed this session, but only a fraction made it through both chambers and to the governor’s desk.

  • Texas Senate passes Brazos Valley-backed bill to expand bullet-resistant protection for police

    4 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Lillian Kosh

    COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - A bill designed to better protect Texas law enforcement is one step away from becoming law. After passing in both the House and the Senate, - filed by local representative Trey Wharton- is on its way to Governor Gregg Abbott’s desk. Those who helped the movement called it a milestone. Rep.

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