Sophia Ridley

6 days ago | kbtx.com | Sophia Ridley

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Born in the Brazos valley in 1922 Pricilla Tasker has witnessed over a century of change and history. Today she was surrounded by friends and family today celebrating her life. Her daughter, Lucille Tate told us her mother has always loved the Brazos Valley. “She’s a wonderful person and everyone has always been a friend.

1 week ago | kbtx.com | Sophia Ridley

College Station, Texas (KBTX) - Brazos County Commissioners have received a status update on the Inner East Loop study. The ongoing study is looking at the possibility of a new roadway looping Eastern Bryan and College Station to improve connectivity. The project has come under heavy scrutiny with some residents saying it risks homes, farmland and could disrupt the environment. One College Station resident, Lloyd Davis, believes the project expands too far into residential areas.

1 week ago | kxii.com | Sophia Ridley

College Station, Texas (KBTX) - The Texas House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 1567, a bill that would restrict university cities from enforcing relation-based occupancy rules. The bill was passed by the Senate on April 14th, and now it heads to the Governor’s desk. College Station City Councilman Bob Yancy, who has been outspoken in his opposition to the bill, says he worries about the future of the city if the Governor signs it into law.

1 week ago | kbtx.com | Sophia Ridley

College Station, Texas (KBTX) - The Texas House of Representatives passed Senate Bill 1567, a bill that would restrict university cities from enforcing relation-based occupancy rules. The bill was passed by the Senate on April 14th, and now it heads to the Governor’s desk. College Station City Councilman Bob Yancy, who has been outspoken in his opposition to the bill, says he worries about the future of the city if the Governor signs it into law.

2 weeks ago | kbtx.com | Sophia Ridley

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - First responders are out in the community every day in the Brazos Valley. Whether that’s on the ground or in the air, they’re saving lives. For National EMS Week, the community is recognizing the hard work and dedication of emergency service responders. Chris Lamb with the Brian Fire Department (BFD) told KBTX first responders spend a lot of time working together from all over the region. “These men and women do a very tough job. They are the busiest in every department.