Stuart Marrs News Today

This included officers from College Station and A&M police, College Station Fire and EMS, Brazos County Sheriff Deputies and private security officers.

Apartment complex employees were knocking on doors and alerting neighbors when firefighters arrived

The ATF are investigating a likely case of arson Monday that led to an explosion of a Krispy Kreme shop, multiple outlets reported.

Local women are serving as an inspiration right here in our community, being heroic on the front lines.

During Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month, local firefighters are checking in with each other to raise awareness in the community about the health hazards they face in this job.

As heat waves sweep across Bryan-College Station, the number of days the area has seen 100-degree weather back-to-back has reached 17 days, with a total of 23 days of century-plus

Firefighters are expecting to see an increase in outdoor grilling during Memorial Day weekend.

For the first time in a generation, the College Station Fire Department is hiring non-certified firefighters and will sponsor them through the certification process.

If you’re looking for your kids to have some fun and learn all about fire, safety and rescue, registration for the College Station Junior Firefighter Camp is now open.

The Bryan Fire Department is now wanting to hire new first responders and get them certified through TEEX.