Posted: 9:31 PM Residents along 29th Street voiced their opinions on the latest plans for road construction.

Updated: 9:51 AM A new ordinance dealing with unrelated roommates was the hot topic Tuesday at Bryan's city council meeting. And the police department wants to make it clear that while they'll enforce the law, they have concerns about it.

Posted: 6:58 PM Believing it can attract more flyers with honey, Easterwood Airport is rolling out an ad campaign to sweeten the prospects of air travel. It's an ambitious campaign that incorporates the muscle of one of our community’s most active agencies.

Updated: 9:53 AM Deliberations are underway tonight in the trial of Patience Cooks. The jury must decide whether College Station resident is guilty of murdering Lorenzo Allen.

Updated: 5:57 PM College Station ISD is looking at ways to deal with growing enrollment numbers. This week, a committee presented recommendations to the board of trustees for a new elementary school, the reconstruction of another, and a new four-year high school.

Updated: 7:39 AM Grief counselors will be on hand in Beaumont today for students dealing with the deaths of their classmates in a bus crash Wednesday.

Updated: 7:35 AM Evacuees from hurricanes Katrina and Rita who are currently living in Houston could find themselves homeless when assistance runs out.

Updated: 7:32 AM Some parents of students at Navasota Primary School are concerned that their children are not attending school in the best of conditions.

Updated: 9:47 AM Hot Rod Hill could be reopened for a while, if the track's attorneys get their way.

Updated: 7:26 AM A clerk at the Speedy Stop convenience store in College Station is free on bond after admitting to placing a hidden camera in the women's restroom.

Posted: 7:23 AM A journalist held hostage in Iraq for almost three months has been released by her captors.

Posted: 12:58 AM Navasota Primary School students have been going to a very different school lately. Not only has construction been underway for a few months, but recent rains have caused leaks in the building. School officials say they're working quickly to take care of any issues.

Updated: 9:48 AM In day two of the Patience Cooks murder trial, the defendant, Cooks, took the stand.

Updated: 9:50 AM The Texas Department of Transportation says the HWY 40 construction project in College Station will be complete by early summer. The bad news is that the project was supposed to be completed in January.

Updated: 6:21 PM A College Station man involved in an accident on Highway 6 has died. Gonzalo Garcia, Jr., 62, died Wednesday morning at The College Station Medical Center.

Updated: 8:20 AM Amarillo police continue their search of a landfill for clues to identify the human head found in a garbage truck Monday.

Updated: 8:49 AM Houston and Dallas school superintendents are warning their students of unpleasant consequences if they walk out of class again today.

Updated: 7:59 AM An Ohio-based candy company is recalling Easter egg candies that were sold in Texas and 13 other states between January 27th and March 27th.

Updated: 7:55 AM Andre Williams has pleaded guilty to murdering a 22-year-old Brenham resident in the doorway of an apartment building last September.

Updated: 10:06 AM The murder trial of a College Station woman accused of fatally stabbing her boyfriend got underway Tuesday. Patience Cooks maintains her innocence.

Updated: 11:17 AM Another accident on Highway Six shut down southbound lanes this morning, just one day after the northbound lanes were closed Tuesday.

Updated: 10:11 AM A pair of housing issues brought dozens of citizens with strong opinions to Bryan's city council meeting Tuesday. The council approved the first reading of an ordinance that could potentially change the number of unrelated adults that could live together.

Posted: 6:28 PM The murder trial of the College Station woman accused of fatally stabbing her boyfriend last year, started Tuesday. Patience Cooks says she's not guilty. Through opening arguments, the state and the defense painted two different pictures of Cooks.

Posted: 6:15 PM It's back to school for Caldwell High School Students. Wednesday morning, the school will re-open. Students have been out since Friday's fire. The Superintendent says classes will be moved from the damaged area, and clean-up will continue after school, at night, and on the weekends. Police still think the fire was set on purpose, the arson investigation continues.

Updated: 10:10 AM Heavy rain swept through the Brazos Valley this morning resulting in heavy runoff in some areas. But one local resident says his dilemma is a lack of runoff which has led to flooding, a problem he says could have been prevented.