Adrienne DeMoss
Assistant News Director
College Station, TX
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.
She joined KBTX in June 2020 as the director of digital content and in March 2023 she became assistant news director. She is excited to tell the unique and diverse stories of her community.
The president at Texas A&M University has stepped down from his role, effective Friday afternoon.
Kaylee Morgan, a stay-at-home mother of five, checked out two books from the Navasota Public Library in March 2023 and never returned them.
Audrii Cunningham, who should have caught the school bus at her neighborhood stop, did not board the bus and officials reported her absence to the sheriff’s office.
College Station police said on Twitter that she was found safe.
A Texas man is accused of writing fraudulent checks to buy several vehicles totaling more than $150,000.
The search continues for an inmate who stabbed the driver of a prison bus during his escape.
Investigators in Walker County, Texas have identified the victim of a 1980 rape and murder case through DNA testing.
These court documents are connected to Friday’s five counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charges against Bollin.
