Texas Ave will be losing some of its medians, an alleged multistate key-fob cloning ring targeted luxury pickup trucks, Alex Honnold successfully scaled the 101-floor Taipei 101 skyscraper without ropes in a live Netflix event—later complaining about the payout — plus more news. 

Plus, joining us in the studio today is Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Glen Brewer, stopping by to talk about the Economic Outlook Conference, Local Candidates Forum, After Hours, Community Impact Awards, ribbon cuttings, and more. 

Celebrity birthdays, Drexel scientists discover a beneficial use for mosquitoes, politics, and the arrest of Ryan Wedding the former Olympian turned FBI Most Wanted fugitive — plus the latest news and sports.

A major sign of how bad a winter storm will be with Waffle House locations closed across the South, hundreds of pet rats in New York need new homes, Lego block Crocs, five obvious ways everyone knows you’re using ChatGPT, what’s the worst possible way to be woken up — plus the latest news and sports.

America’s windiest city isn’t Chicago, a woman getting billed by toll roads because of her Simpsons license plate, Buc-ee’s expanding to eight new states, aluminum containers designed to store whiskey coming in 2027, Betty Crocker Bridgerton-themed baking kits, a Murder She Wrote movie reboot, and Subway offering $20 if you’re sitting in the middle seat — plus more news.

Celebrity birthdays, politics, and the 50th anniversary of the World’s Oldest Snowball — plus the latest news and sports.

A new study names H-E-B the best regional grocery store in America, the weirdest wrong-number texts you’ve ever received, and which foods best represent each state — plus the latest news and sports.

Building on Wordle — the multiplayer game Crossplay adds to its popular recreational portfolio, why AI struggles to draw the humble clock, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and a bride-to-be who hits back after being slammed for setting a strict dress code for her engagement party — plus more news. 

Plus, joining us in the studio today, CSU Energy Coordinator Patrick McIntyre visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia to discuss preparations ahead of the winter weather, how and who to contact in the event of potential power outages, control centers, how to sign up for TextPower notifications, and crisis-related information. He also talks about getting your AC checked ahead of the spring season, the Citizens University Program, and the Home & Garden Show. 

Celebrity birthdays, NASA says the Earth won’t lose gravity for seven seconds on August 12, soccer is now the third most popular sport in America, politics — plus the latest news and sports.

Nothing Bundt Cakes has been voted America’s favorite for the second year in a row, Amazon plans a brick-and-mortar behemoth, new trends emerging in 2026, house burping, Dr Pepper turning a TikTok creator’s jingle into a national commercial — plus the latest news and sports.

Jokes with Will, a look at National Hot Sauce Day, 15 weird things Goodwill doesn’t want you to donate, the best types of energy drinks and water, and the latest wedding trend of smaller entourages — plus more news.

Plus, joining us in the studio today, BCS Library System Director Bea Saba visits with WTAW’s Scott DeLucia to talk about the 2026 Author Series, which will bring 11 authors to the Bryan–College Station libraries—one each month—with Jenny Lawson kicking off the series in January.