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Brazos County

Brazos County

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Oct 12, 2026

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3:08
What they found in that grave shocked even the detectives who thought they'd seen everything.
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3:14
This is the story of Brazos County's oldest cold case, the woman at its center, and the 38-year fight to give her justice.
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3:24
If this is your first time here, this channel covers cold cases that everyone thought would stay buried, cases where victims waited years, sometimes decades, for someone to speak their name again.
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3:36
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11:43
He called her office.
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11:45
Nobody there had seen her for hours.
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11:47
By sometime after seven that evening, Charles reported her missing to the Brazos County Sheriff's Office.
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11:54
Then he did what any husband would do.
Tom PerumianHOST
0:50
Austin ISD is also in danger of a state takeover after two middle school campuses received five consecutive failing grades.
Tom PerumianHOST
1:00
A Brazos County jury has indicted a man accused of murdering a professional boxer from the Houston area.
Tom PerumianHOST
1:06
Charles Medina is charged with murder and one count of aggravated assault, according to the district attorney's office.
Tom PerumianHOST
1:13
He's accused of striking Hannah Rapp with his vehicle while she was riding her bike near Navasota in July.
TedHOST
32:01
this morning.
Katrina RossGUEST
32:01
Yeah, it was a long, longer drive today, going in all the back roads and, you know, packing down all the gravel between Robertson County and Brazos County this morning.
Katrina RossGUEST
32:11
[laughs]
TedHOST
32:12
Yeah.
John M.HOST
21:06
Yeah.
Spencer T.GUEST
21:07
Uh, first baby born in Brazos County this year.
Spencer T.GUEST
21:11
Um-
John M.HOST
21:11
Oh, wow.
Greg JacksonHOST
0:38
It's seven in the morning, July 27th, 1943.
Greg JacksonHOST
0:42
We're at Bryan Army Airfield, a newly activated U.S. Army Air Forces installation six miles west of the town of Bryan in Brazos County, Texas.
Greg JacksonHOST
0:52
The slim-faced 41-year-old flight training officer, Lieutenant Colonel Joseph B. Duckworth, can see dark clouds approaching on the southeast horizon.
Greg JacksonHOST
1:01
This morning, newspapers report a storm looming over the Gulf of Mexico.
Michael BerryHOST
6:16
[ding] So I did some re- some reading and, and checking, and it turns out, the best I can tell, there was some cattle and ranching, and it was cotton, uh, plantations before the Civil War, actually.
Michael BerryHOST
6:33
Um, there was the railroad for some period of town- for some period of time, and obviously there would've been some little things here and there, but Grimes County did not have the development that what would be Harris County and [clears throat] Travis County and some of the other county, even Brazos County, uh, would experience.
Michael BerryHOST
6:53
And it is a conversation worth having, not just development in the economy, but the lifestyle there and what communities came there.
Michael BerryHOST
7:02
And so that is something I will be exploring in the near future.
TedHOST
10:11
But something that you may not have known is that we've got a local Brazos Valley affiliate online.
TedHOST
10:19
of the imagination library it's brand new this year they just started in 2026 brazos valley imagination library is the local program partner for brazos county and for robertson county so just north of us here at the studio right now uh they're responsible for enrolling kids and funding the program registration is now open for robertson county But they are looking for a little more funding for kids in Brazos County so that they'll be able to fund the cost of acquiring and shipping the books, which costs two dollars and 60 cents per kid per month.
TedHOST
10:57
That's
RileyHOST
10:58
insane.

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