Posted: 10:29 PM Two more batches of mosquitoes have tested positive for West Nile in Brazos County. One was found in College Station, the other in Bryan. Residents in both areas have been warned of the discovery.

Posted: 10:04 PM Applicants wanting to rezone 35 acres near Sebesta Road in College Station have withdrawn their application. As such, a public hearing set for Wednesday night has been canceled.

Updated: 10:11 PM Good news for Bryan firefighters as one of their own is out of the hospital after battling a grass fire, one that is finally under control. The firefighter was taken from the scene off of Leonard Road with heat exhaustion.

Updated: 10:13 PM Tuesday was Mike Strope's last day as Bryan's full-time police chief, and it has been a busy three-and-a-half years for Strope heading up that department.

Posted: 9:41 PM College Station's school board met Tuesday night to discuss pay raises. College Station Education Association representatives asked the board to consider increasing pay for support personnel to $9.76 an hour.

Posted: 9:10 PM A Calvert school principal may be out of a job soon. The school board met in closed session Tuesday night to negotiate buying out the contract for Spigner Elementary principal, LeeEtta Mable.

Posted: 8:43 PM Brenham's city council passed the first reading of an ordinance limiting skate boarding and bicycling in certain areas of town. The measure is expected to go into effect in August.

Updated: 10:07 PM Hundreds of Buffalo residents have gone without water for another day. But, a representative from the company's board says everyone should have water late Tuesday night.

Posted: 6:28 PM Brazos Valley residents have another chance to speak out on the controversial Trans-Texas Corridor. Wednesday night in Hearne, the Texas Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing on the proposal.

Posted: 5:41 PM Testimony has begun in the murder trial of a Bryan man accused of stabbing an elderly man and beating the victim's wife. 20-year-old Michael Anthony Lopez is charged with murder and two counts of burglary of a habitation. During opening statements this afternoon, prosecutors set the stage for the case against Lopez, while the defense chose not to make a statement.

Updated: 7:44 AM Crews have begun repair work on the Port Arthur Civic Center nearly ten months after Hurricane Rita came ashore. Port Arthur officials hope the one (M) million dollar repair job, which started this week, will be done by November first.

Updated: 7:41 AM Enough signatures have been collected to let residents vote on whether to ban vehicles on part of Padre Island. A developer has urged the closure as plans continue for a resort in the area.

Updated: 7:38 AM A jury in Fort Worth has convicted a woman of theft related to about 21-thousand dollars in federal benefits for a Hurricane Katrina evacuee. Sheila Harris is free pending sentencing November third. Harris was convicted yesterday of theft of government property and bank burglary.

Updated: 7:30 AM Dallas police say a DJ's playing of a gangsta theme song sparked violence that led to deadly gunfire during a birthday party. Two people were killed and four were hurt in the attacks early Sunday outside the El Angel nightclub.

Updated: 7:27 AM Police say a Sugar Land teenager admits to killing a 16-year-old classmate and says his motive was "morbid curiosity." Eighteen-year-old Matthew McCombs is accused of killing Ashton Glover more than a week ago.

Posted: 10:52 PM A motorcyclist is dead after an early morning accident in Robertson County. DPS officials say Phillip Patrick Hayes, 34, of Elkhart apparently tried to take a curve too fast causing his motorcycle to flip several times.

Updated: 4:18 PM Many residents in Buffalo in Leon County have been living without water for days. The Flo Community Water Supply says it's addressing the issue. But some residents say, it's taking too long and they want the problem solved now.

Posted: 10:39 PM What started out as a car fire turned into a murder mystery in Montgomery County. Authorities received a call Saturday night of a burning vehicle in the woods near Glen Loch Road.

Posted: 10:36 PM Leadership for the embattled Brazos Animal Shelter has started to take shape. Monday night the new board named an interim director, and filled the leadership positions on the board.

Posted: 10:29 PM Last week we reported the rise in Brazos County West Nile cases. Monday, the trend continues. Health authorities say a blue jay collected Friday tested positive for West Nile.

Posted: 10:27 PM For the first time in years, College Station's city council and school board met together. The special joint meeting didn't result in any resolutions or actions, but did accomplish a major goal -- an open dialogue.

Posted: 10:18 PM A pair of Brazos Valley cities were highly ranked in Money Magazine's annual search for the best places to live in America. The Woodlands and College Station were heavily mentioned in the 2006 edition.

Posted: 3:43 PM A local retail giant is rolling back its winnings to the community. Bryan Super Wal-mart received $5,000 for winning a regional food drive campaign in March. On Monday, they turned around and gave that money back to the Brazos Valley Food Bank.

Updated: 3:44 PM Three College Station police officers have received promotions. Sgt. Jeff Capps, Master Officer Kyle Patterson, and Master Officer Mike Pavelka were honored Monday during a reception at the College Station Police Department.

Updated: 7:13 AM Barry Manilow's music may be magic to some but not to everybody, as they're finding out in a suburb of Sydney, Australia. To chase away car enthusiasts who were gathering in a local park at nights on weekends, officials in Rockdale have been blasting songs by Manilow and Doris Day.