Adrienne DeMoss
Director of Digital Content
College Station, TX
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Adrienne DeMoss graduated from Texas A&M University in 2019 with a B.A. in anthropology and a minor in journalism. During college she worked as the multimedia editor on her university's newspaper and interned at a video production company where she directed and filmed a short documentary.
After graduation, Adrienne became a digital content producer at a local broadcast news station, where she earned an Edward R. Murrow Award for Excellence in Social Media.
Now, she is the director of digital content at KBTX and is excited to tell the unique and diverse stories of her community.
Both Bryan and College Station ISD are discussing what Abbott’s new executive order means for schools
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
Chief Deputy Mike Clore will likely be confirmed as interim sheriff
The Save Our Seniors program was allocated 8,000 doses for the first week
It occurred Monday afternoon on Highway 6 near State Highway 21 right after another rollover crash happened near the same spot.
The committee works with policies and programs to support people with disabilities
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
They are asking everyone to avoid the area.
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
Wellborn Road has reopened but CSPD asks everyone to still avoid the area
The vaccine hub is scheduling appointments for second doses
The variant appears to spread more easily and quickly
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
James “Baby James” Bernard Dawson was possibly seen in Bryan a few weeks ago
Residents in the Wickson Creek district have been under a boil water notice since Feb. 17
All cases receive over the weekend will be investigated during the week
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
Snook Volunteer Fire Department and Caldwell Cowboy Church are both handing out water Monday evening
CSPD is still investigating but believe this was an isolated incident and there’s no danger to the public
Joseph “JoJo” Reyes, 34, plead guilty to aggravated sexual assault of a child and sexual assault of a child
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
The vaccine registration call center will be open Monday at 10 a.m.
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
The new platform will provide users with updates, appointment reminders and more
After extreme cold and days of blackouts utility customers are nervous their electric rate will go up
Aggieland Relief is hosting a donation drive on Feb. 19
The hub closed this week after a severe winter storm caused power outages and dangerous driving conditions
Several towns are under a boil water notice due to power outages from the winter weather.
The building flooded about two inches
The school district is canceling on-campus and at-home instruction through Feb. 19
All CSISD schools will be closed for both in-person and virtual learners on Thursday
Baylor Scott & White has updated their schedule for Wednesday, Feb. 17
Current temperature are above freezing, so city officials say there is little danger of the plumbing freezing during the day.
“The ability to restore more power is contingent on more generation coming back online.”
Currently, 2-3 million customers are without power in Texas
“Unfortunately, we are going to continue to see outages to preserve the integrity of the power grid”
The state of disaster will be in effect for a week unless it is renewed
The governor is calling on the legislature to investigate ERCOT and the mass power outages affecting the state
Those with second dose appointments have been rescheduled for next week
Utility companies are telling customers to be prepared for extended power outages
911 calls are being answered but there is currently no available non-emergency number.
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
Changes may be coming for testing sites due to forecasted winter weather
This is a current count of COVID-19 cases in the Brazos Valley as of midday. Additional information on these cases, when available, can be found on the KBTX homepage.
This week’s winter weather is prompting some school districts to close or alter their schedules.