Great station and great staff here in Aggieland. Great coverage and intelligent reporting.read more

I just love this new source of news to our area!! please include GRIMES county in your circle of…read morenews stories!! we watch everyday and are VERY MUCH a part of the Brazos Valley!!

From the owner: Bryan, TX- 25 News KRHD focuses on informing the audience they serve and strengthening the…read morecommunity. On September 1st, 25 News KRHD station launched in the Brazos Valley. News began with a midday newscast at 11:30 a.m., 5 p.m., an hour-long newscast at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Award winning journalists anchoring include Lindsay Liepman, Niyah Gonzalez, and Todd Unger. 25 News KRHD's office is in Bryan and houses a team of reporters who will tell the stories of the community and spread awareness about meaningful topics. New technology installed in the studio helps enhance the way stories are told and creates more informative weather forecasts for viewers. "We are in a historic time in our country where communities need a strong connection to vital local journalism," says 25 News VP & General manager Adam Chase. "We intend to be that connection. The launch of KRHD is us doing our part to ensure the wonderful people of the Brazos Valley stay connected to their community, to each other, and to building a brighter and more prosperous future." 25 News KRHD can be found on TV (Antenna, Suddenlink Ch 9, and DIRECTV CH. 40), KRHDnews.com, on Facebook (@25newskrhd), and within the KXXV/KRHD Roku channel and mobile app. KRHD is joining Dish Network in late 2020.

the early morning news echoes are dill and keep the same monotone voice showing not interested in…read morethe news the try to read off of teleprompters. Carla is interested more in the weather and tries to give the weather instead of keeping the viewers informed on local happenings and also need to include Aggie sports in the morning news. they are terrible and should seek other journalism opportunities .

This used to be a good app. But now it's loaded with ads. I do not recommend. I can't watch the…read moreweather with Kayleigh because she's so dramatic and can't finish a sentence properly. It the temp is 32 she will say it's 30 2. Way to much drama and she needs to get out of the way so the screen can be seen. Unfortunately the new girl Stevie is modeling herself after Kayleigh. It pains me to think if Max Crawford leaves Kayleigh will be next in line for chief meteorologist. The channel is going down the tubes.

I visited HPM8 yo present to a class, so unfortunately I was not able to browse around since I was…read morein a classroom of UH Journalism students. From what I could see was so cool, since we hold classes there, I hope to see more when I return.

Not to be confused with Houston Pubic Media…read more PBS is a great service, although it has to be said that every station should be like PBS and should be providing the public with a service, rather than just trying to make profit and sell commercial spots. Nevertheless thank goodness they exist, and long may they continue. We love some of their wildlife shows a little too much, even though they can be harrowing AF. In a supposed free country like America, PBS should be everything... instead of an afterthought.