Posted: 8:13 PM President Barack Obama is visiting a middle school in North Carolina, as he calls for federal regulators to help turn the nation's classrooms into digital learning centers.

Updated: 7:09 PM Emergency responders from across the country prepare and train for situations involving collapsed structures at Disaster City in College Station.

Updated: 7:17 PM Local animal shelters are seeing a large influx of stray puppies and kittens, fairly typical for this time of the year. And the Aggieland Humane Society shelter is one of them seeing a spike in residents of the furry kind.

Updated: 4:57 PM Prosecutors say Dallas Cowboys defensive tackle Josh Brent has tested positive for marijuana while awaiting trial for a deadly car crash.

Updated: 5:08 PM This man won't forget about Dre.

Updated: 5:09 PM Many Aggies who wore the Corps uniform took part in the D-Day operations and the entirety of World War II. As many take time to remember that conflict and a defining moment in it, today's Corps is continuing to show signs of growth.

Updated: 4:17 PM Bryan Texas Utilities contracted Nelson Tree Service to trim trees surrounding power lines in Bryan, the rural areas of Brazos County, and parts of College Station area.

Posted: 3:32 PM The three surviving children of a Mexican woman who lawyers say was wrongly deported and later killed in Mexico by her abusive ex-boyfriend are suing the U.S. government.

Posted: 3:21 PM A Southeast Texas man has been charged with killing a longtime friend after the pair apparently argued while sharing a home.

Posted: 3:15 PM The last of five Red Cross shelters still open since deadly South Texas flooding has closed as recovery continues from the high water.

Posted: 3:14 PM A family spokeswoman says a dying 10-year-old Pennsylvania girl's condition has worsened as she awaits a lung transplant.

Posted: 2:55 PM A key confidante to former President George W. Bush will serve as president of his foundation.

Posted: 2:48 PM The daughter of the demolition contractor involved in the Philadelphia building collapse that killed six people says her father is "devastated" about what happened.

Updated: 3:47 PM Retail gasoline prices across Texas have slipped 2 cents this week to settle at $3.37 per gallon.

Updated: 7:08 PM A recent Texas A&M graduate and member of the club waterski team has died from injuries sustained in a car accident back on May 17th.

Posted: 11:04 AM Racism and discrimination allegations are troubling the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, where employees bemoaned "a legacy of intolerance" in a report commissioned by the agency.

Posted: 10:54 AM Bare concrete slabs are starting to pop up across West, Texas, weeks after a devastating fertilizer plant explosion.

Updated: 4:46 PM Four men who served time at a West Texas minimum security unit have been arrested on manslaughter charges in the fatal beating of another inmate.

Updated: 11:01 AM Storms in north and west parts of Texas packing winds topping 80 mph have left behind hail and power outages but no immediate reports of anyone hurt.

Posted: 10:21 AM Two men have been found slain in a Southeast Texas neighborhood and police have questioned a possible witness.

Posted: 9:46 AM Prospects for robust economic growth in America will be hampered as long as the relative attractiveness of work declines, conclude two Texas A&M University economists in a new article titled “Where Have All The Workers Gone?”

Posted: 9:18 AM The Obama administration is defending the National Security Agency's need to collect telephone records of U.S. citizens.

Updated: 4:47 PM Former employees of the National Security Agency say the publishing of a court order asking Verizon to hand over all its phone calling records for a three-month period opens a new window on an operation that has been in place for years and involves all major U.S. phone companies.

Updated: 8:43 AM The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits fell 11,000 last week to a seasonally adjusted 346,000, a level consistent with steady job growth.

Updated: 3:33 PM Storms in north and west parts of Texas packing winds topping 80 mph have left behind hail and power outages but no immediate reports of anyone hurt.