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The eighth annual Backing the Badge BBQ aimed to show appreciation for local law enforcement and first responders and to honor newly retired deputy Mark Fickey who died last month.

Forty cases in forty days. When Brazos County Crime Stoppers began this anniversary campaign, they never could have imagined the results it would bring.

“We really, really care about the situation and want to make sure everybody is safe, and that we get the best outcome,"

Brazos County Sheriff looks for families to join Texas Lions Camp Camp in Kerrville offers fun for kids with disabilities and last updated 2021-07-12 18:21:45-04 BRAZOS COUNTY, TX — One charitable Texas summer camp, free of charge to attend, could provide fun and self confidence to children with disabilities. Brazos County Sheriff Wayne Dicky represents the local area in recruiting support for a Noon Lions Club camp known as Texas Lions camp. Monday afternoon, Dicky spoke before the Colleg...

To honor those for Memorial Day, nearly 900 flags were placed at the names of veterans at College Station Cemetery.

Fallen Texas officers honored in College Station at 34th Annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service The service was held in Veterans Memorial Park and honored the lives of Texas officers lost in the line of duty. Author: Erin Wencl (KAGS), Jacob Reyes, Elisabeth Tharp Published: 4:49 PM CDT May 12, 2021 Updated: 9:03 PM CDT May 12, 2021 COLLEGE STATION, Texas — The 34th Annual Law Enforcement Memorial Service is a time for people to come together a...

Brazos County law enforcement agencies in D.C. for presidential inauguration Over 70 law enforcement officials from the Brazos Valley lent themselves in service to protecting the public safety at the nation’s capital city Wednesday. and last updated 2021-01-21 00:36:14-05 WASHINGTON, D.C. — Over 70 law enforcement officials from the Brazos Valley lent themselves in service to protecting the public safety at the nation’s capital city Wednesday. As President Joe Biden ascended the ...

Outrage, grief and calls for change took the nation by storm after the May 25 killing of George Floyd, a Black man with Texas roots who died while under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer. On May 29, a Friday evening, a couple dozen people held signs at the southwest corner of Texas Avenue and George Bush Drive in College Station; the following day, a gathering of about 250 held signs and chanted “Black lives matter” and “Say his name! George Floyd.” On the evening of ...

Brazos County Sheriff-elect Wayne Dicky announced this week his decision to appoint Paul Martinez to serve as his chief deputy for enforcement. Martinez, who has worked in the sheriff’s office for 27 years, was named interim chief deputy sheriff earlier this month following the retirement of Chief Deputy Sheriff Jim Stewart and will officially take on the role full-time when Dicky takes office Jan. 1. “To serve in the chief deputy position is an honor, and to continue to serve with th...

By REBECCA FIEDLER Special to The Eagle Brazos County Sheriff Chris Kirk has many convictions, including this one: When bad guys and good guys face off, the good guys are always those wearing white Stetsons. It’s why he’s historically insisted his deputies wear white or cream-colored cowboy hats. Kirk will hang up his own hat at the end of the year as he retires from his longtime position. As he reflected back on his life in Brazos County, he said he hopes that the little ...