Nicole Marino
Multimedia Journalist
Nicole was born and raised in Houston, Texas, and graduated from LSU in May 2024 with a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Journalism and a minor in Business.
During college, she worked as a news reporter, producer, and anchor for LSU's student-run news station. In the summer of 2023, she was a news intern at KPRC2 in Houston, which is when she discovered her love for investigative journalism. During her senior year of college, she worked as a part-time news reporter at WBRZ Channel 2 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Nicole is thankful to be back in Texas and a little bit closer to home, and she is excited to make Bryan/College Station her new home.
Five College Station kids ages 11-13 are ranked in the top 10 in the world for taekwondo and are headed to the world championship in Phoenix this July. The "Founding Five" train at Aggieland Martial Arts Academy.
Gracie Strange balanced caring for her father with cancer and rigorous coursework to earn a prestigious scholarship.
A local hospice CEO testified before Texas lawmakers that fraudulent operators are billing Medicare for millions while enrolling patients who don't know they're on service. The number of hospices in Texas has nearly doubled since 2020.
A Texas A&M researcher says your morning coffee may be doing more than waking you up. New research reveals surprising health benefits linked to regular coffee consumption.
Twenty Brazos Valley veterans will receive an honor flight-style sendoff before touring the USS Kearsarge during Texas' first Fleet Week in Houston.
Texas farmers say rising fuel and fertilizer costs are cutting into profits and forcing difficult decisions. One Limestone County grower is buying less fertilizer and considering quitting as diesel prices nearly double.
Tickets go on sale Wednesday at 9 a.m. for a World Cup warm-up match between Argentina and Honduras at Kyle Field on June 6. The event is expected to draw more than 85,000 fans.
A Texas man is back home after fleeing Lebanon during intensified strikes near Beirut, saying bombs fell as his plane took off on one of the few remaining flights. Texas A&M says it has halted operations at its branch campus in Qatar amid the conflict.
Dry, warmer-than-normal conditions and a new invasive pest are tightening hay supplies across the Brazos Valley and the state. The issue is raising concerns about long-term impacts on Texas livestock producers.
Research from Texas A&M shows that a father's health before conception significantly affects his child's lifelong health outcomes, challenging decades of focus solely on maternal health.
A new state grant program opens funding to shelters and nonprofits for spay and neuter services, aiming to curb pet overpopulation and disease transmission in Texas communities.
Beef prices are rising nationwide as tighter supplies and strong demand push ground beef to $6.78 a pound in November, up 15% from a year earlier.
Italian restaurants could be hit if the U.S. raises the current 15% pasta tariff to 107% after finding some producers sold below home‑market prices.
Nearly half of Americans expect holiday debt; experts urge careful budgeting, tracking spending and treating buy-now-pay-later like other debt while prioritizing high-interest balances.
Thanksgiving turkey prices are up 70% this year, due to avian flu and lower production. While some holiday staples like eggs are cheaper, others, such as cranberries and potatoes, cost more.
Bryan Police said the preliminary investigation indicates two other juveniles were possibly “hood surfing” and were run over after the car crashed into a culvert.
A new report indicates 44% of Texas kindergarteners are not complying with state measles vaccination requirements, a trend mirrored by fewer children receiving flu vaccines in Brazos County since 2020, as medical professionals see early flu season cases.
Canadian-American Brazos County resident Cheryl Buhler describes process to becoming an American after 25+ years of holding a Green Card.
There's a giant teapot in West Virginia that thought it had the world's largest teapot, but Martha's Bloomers in Navasota is setting the record straight.
There have been 17 new cases of measles since last week.
The multi-state measles outbreak is continuing to spread.
Firefighters arrived on scene to find flames in the attic, emitting through the roof.
Several student organizations are speaking out and said their right to freedom of expression and speech has been revoked.
With Christmas just around the corner, the Sanchez isn’t sure how they'll make ends meet.
A hit-and-run crash left a mother of 2 without reliable transportation.
Amber Alert Network Brazos Valley held a “Honk for the Missing” public awareness event at a busy intersection.
"Why would anyone want to do that to a house of God?”
Police encourage quick reporting when it comes to weapons found at school after Bryan ISD student was arrested.
'There’s always a delay of the mail': Brazos Co. election officials advise preparing vote early this November election.
College Hills Elementary is the only public school in the BCS area with an ESA.
Extreme heat and dry weather has been triggering wildfires across the State of Texas. College Station FD urges caution.
The nation's up-and-coming breakaway roper took a dive with her horse, Eva, last Friday at the Days of '47 Rodeo in Salt Lake City, Utah.
