KAGS-TV (Bryan, TX)

KAGS-LD, which is broadcast as KAGS-HD, serves as the NBC affiliate for the Brazos Valley region in Central Texas. The station is based in Bryan and is owned by TEGNA. It shares a connection with KCEN-TV, located in Temple. The studios for KAGS-LD can be found on South Texas Avenue in Bryan, and its transmitter is situated in the northern area of the city. Additionally, some of its internal functions are managed at the KCEN studios near Eddy.

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US YouTuber remains in custody in India after visiting restricted island with a Diet Coke can

1 week ago | kagstv.com | Rajesh Roy

NEW DELHI, Delhi — A 24-year-old American YouTuber who was arrested after visiting an off-limits island in the Indian Ocean with hopes of establishing contact with a reclusive tribe was further detained in custody on Thursday. Mykhailo Viktorovych Polyakov will next appear before a local court in Port Blair -- the capital of India's Andaman and Nicobar Islands -- on April 29, police said.
A&M Consolidated Girls Soccer wins first state championship in program history

1 week ago | kagstv.com | Jacob Wallin

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — A&M Consolidated Girls Soccer has won the 5A-D1 state championship for the first time in program history! The Lady Tigers took down Colleyville Heritage 4-0 on April 11 to take home the title, capping an undefeated season. The Lady Tigers finished with only one draw this season, and not a single loss on the board. Consol struck first in the game, with sophomore Jolee Ingram scoring the first goal before halftime to give A&M the lead heading into half.
Rockdale High School students evacuated following report of bomb threat, later revealed to be hoax

3 weeks ago | kagstv.com | Matthew Gromala

ROCKDALE, Texas — Students were evacuated early Tuesday morning at Rockdale High School after a bomb threat was called in. Authorities say an investigation into the report turned out to be a hoax. According to the Milam County Sheriff's Office, just after 7:20 a.m. they were notified by the Rockdale Police Department about a bomb threat to the school.
Machine Gun Kelly, Megan Fox announce birth of their daughter

4 weeks ago | kagstv.com | Krys Shahin

LOS ANGELES — Machine Gun Kelly and Megan Fox just welcomed their baby daughter into the world Thursday. “She's finally here!! our little celestial seed,” the musician, born Colson Baker, posted on social media. In the black and white video, Baker's tattooed fingers can be seen gently caressing his newborn daughters hand while instrumental music plays. "We composed the score of the birth. born into 432 HZ," he wrote in a story with the post attached to it. "What n epic journey.
No injuries reported after house fire in Burleson County

1 month ago | kagstv.com | Jacob Wallin

BURLESON COUNTY, Texas — A home was damaged but no injuries were reported after a house fire in Burleson County on March 23, according to the Snook Volunteer Fire Department. Snook VFD stated the fire took place along County Road 249 and FM 166. The department shared pictures on social media of smoke and flames coming out of the house, but said there have been no injuries at this time. Snook VFD said the Red Cross has been contacted for the residents of the home.
Navasota Police charge man with making armed threat against law enforcement in February

1 month ago | kagstv.com | Jacob Wallin

NAVASOTA, Texas — The Navasota Police Department has identified the man allegedly involved in an "armed threat incident" on Feb. 27. Navasota Police identified the suspect as 55-year-old James Sapp, and stated arrest warrants have been filed against him. According to police, Navasota PD received a call from Sapp on Feb. 27 while he was being taken to a mental health facility, during which he allegedly threatened to shoot the driver of the vehicle he was in.
City of Calvert, Texas, Valley of Hope open food pantry and resource center

1 month ago | kagstv.com | Jacob Wallin

CALVERT, Texas — A new community resource will soon be available to the Calvert community. On Thursday, March 6, the City of Calvert has invited the public to attend the soft opening of a new Food Pantry and Resource Center. The center is reportedly a collaborative effort between the City and Valley of Hope intended to combat food insecurity and provide essential support services.
Have you seen this man? Robertson County authorities searching for missing 74-year-old man

2 months ago | kagstv.com | Jacob Wallin

ROBERTSON COUNTY, Texas — Have you seen this man? The Robertson County Sheriff's Office and Amber Alert Network Brazos Valley (AANBV) are asking for the public's help finding a missing man in need of "immediate attention". According to AANBV, 74-year-old Odell Williams Sr. was last seen on Sunday, Feb. 9 in the area of Martin Luther King Jr. and W. Texas Street in Calvert, Texas. Authorities say Williams is in need of "immediate attention" because of medical conditions.
Video doesn’t show U.S. military convoy in Texas heading to the southern border

2 months ago | kagstv.com | Megan Loe

Since President Donald Trump took office on Monday, Jan. 20, his administration has issued multiple executive orders and proclamations aimed at overhauling U.S. immigration policies. The Pentagon is deploying as many as 1,500 active duty troops to help secure the southern border in the coming days, U.S. officials said on Wednesday, Jan. 22. VERIFY partner station KHOU reported on Jan. 24 that U.S. troops had already arrived in El Paso, Texas.
Brazos Valley, Texas law enforcement raises money to fight childhood cancer

Jan 9, 2025 | kagstv.com | Jacob Wallin

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Multiple law enforcement agencies across the Brazos Valley recently teamed up for a fundraiser to help fight childhood cancer. The Texas A&M University Police Department, Bryan Police Department, Brazos County Sheriff’s Office and the College Station Police Department participated in the Beard It Up and Color for the Cure Campaigns from Nov. 1, 2024 to Jan. 8, 2025. Beginning on Nov.