Tonight at 9:00 p.m., the Brazos County shelter-in-place order goes into effect and will remain in effect for at least two weeks. A hotline has been established for individuals call for information regarding the order—979-361-5136. #txlege #BCS kbtx.com/content/news/B…

As of 3/25/20, the Brazos County Health District is reporting 5 additional positive cases of COVID-19... making 21 positive cases in Brazos Co. Still no need to panic. Just keep washing your hands and keeping your distance so we can stop the spread. Take care, Brazos County!

Think COVID-19 only affects the elderly? Think again. Brazos County positive cases: 46%: Teens and 20s 32%: 30s thru 50s 10% 60s 12%: 70+ Stay home. Stop the spread. #CSTXtogether #bcstx #tamu

A few helpful reminders as you make your next trip to the grocery store! #bcstx

NEWS ALERT: Brazos County Health Dept. has called for a 3:30 p.m. news conference as the total number of confirmed patients reaches 50 in area counties. kbtx.com/content/news/B…

NEWS ALERT: The Brazos County Health Department has scheduled a 3:30 p.m. news conference as the total number of confirmed patients reaches 50 in area counties. kbtx.com/content/news/B…

We strongly encourage everyone to tune into the Brazos County Health Department's press conference at 3:30 p.m. today regarding the COVID-19 situation locally. And remember, unless you absolutely need to leave, stay home and stay safe during the Shelter in Place Order. #bcstx

The Brazos County Health District is hosting a press conference at 3:30 pm today to give an update on COVID-19 cases in Brazos County. Watch on air or on the KBTX News Facebook page.

COVID-19 cases are rising fast in our community, according to health officials. Every person and business MUST comply with the shelter-in-place order to stop the spread. If we continue on this path, number of cases will overwhelm our community’s hospitals. #bcstx #StayHomeBCS

Brazos County Health District officials are reporting 40 cases of COVID-19 as of 3/28/20, and the first death in Brazos County. We must all work together to stop the spread of this virus. If you don’t NEED to go out, please don’t. And, as you keep hearing… WASH YOUR HANDS!

VIDEO: There are only 50 Intensive Care Unit beds available in Brazos County. Currently, 6 COVID-19 patients are hospitalized. We have 54 TOTAL confirmed patients across the Brazos Valley. This is Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson today.

PLEA FOR HELP: Bryan Mayor Andrew Nelson on Saturday said Brazos County will need state assistance to help with COVID-19 cases. Health authorities TODAY confirmed that the current attack rate of the virus was higher HERE in Brazos County than that of the state of Texas.

Confirmation is given that the attack rate of the virus is higher in the #BrazoValley than that of the State of Texas #covid19 #bcstx #BetterInBryan We are glad to see Mayor Andrew Nelson taking a proactive role in protecting the local community. #StayHomeBCS

NEWS ALERT: Missing teen's vehicle found in Bryan. If you know where she is, please call police. kbtx.com/content/news/L…

Please call police if you know where this teen is. kbtx.com/content/news/L…

Continued partnership between the The White House Coronavirus Task Force and State and local officials as we collectively address #COVID19. Dr. Birx joined Mayor Andrew Nelson, other local leaders, and Texas A&M University officials in Bryan and College Station, #Texas to discuss their response efforts.

Whoop! What a great few days welcoming Jim Schlossnagle & Schlossnagle family to Texas A&M Baseball Best days are yet to come👍