Updated: 11:37 PM The death of a newborn girl is being blamed on her mother. But police say it's what the mother did before the birth that killed the baby.

Posted: 5:46 PM News 3 continues the celebration of Black History month by spot lighting individuals making a difference in the community. Meet Pastor Kris Erskine.

Posted: 11:19 AM Wal-Mart stores across the country are set to receive a new look. And, many towns that don't currently have a Wal-Mart store may be getting one soon.

Posted: 11:16 AM A ruling from the state attorney general's office disqualifies some vets from a college program.

Updated: 12:09 PM Madison County Precinct Four Commissioner Jim Andrus was killed Wednesday morning in a car accident. The Madison County Sheriff's Office say Andrus lost control of his vehicle on FM 1372 around 6 o'clock.

Updated: 7:24 AM State tax burdens took a jump across the country, but still offer proof that it's good to live in the Lone Star State.

Updated: 10:00 AM Jurors in Houston continue to hear testimony today in the trial of Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling. The two face charges related to Enron's collapse.

Updated: 9:58 AM An elementary school student in Waller has tested positive for meningitis.

Updated: 10:16 PM Matt Ockwood says sitting around is not his personality. Born and raised in Plano, he played hockey and rugby growing up, and also worked on a horse ranch. And just as he puts his all into his extracurriculars, it's no different for his duties as Texas A&M's Corps Commander.

Updated: 7:57 PM Brazos County commissioners have reinstated the burn ban that was lifted just a week earlier.

Updated: 10:57 PM In 2004 in the state of Texas there were 1,600 alcohol related traffic deaths, and in over 1,200 of those the driver had a Blood Alcohol Concentration of above .08, the legal limit. These accidents happened at all times, not only at night, posing the question: can you be drunk the next day?

Updated: 1:30 PM Two children who were badly burned in a house fire in Bryan early Saturday morning are doing better. Twin brother and sister Victor and Vickia Hamilton are at a pediatric burn unit in Galveston.

Posted: 4:32 PM Twelve plants worth $20,000 have landed a College Station man in jail facing a third degree felony after police searched his home Monday.

Updated: 9:10 PM The federal court judge that will hear the 12th Man trademark dispute may end up moving the case to an earlier date.

Updated: 10:58 PM Imagine coming to school and finding bats flying around the classroom. That's what some students and parents say is happening at Somerville High School, and they aren't too happy about the problem.

Posted: 11:16 AM The man convicted of torturing a 19-year-old girl to death is set to die Wednesday in Huntsville.

Posted: 11:10 AM The fates of three South Texans remain in the hands of the jury. The three are accused of taking part in smuggling more than 70 immigrants into the Houston area.

Posted: 11:03 AM A Seahawks fan expressed team spirit during what was, perhaps, not the most appropriate time.

Updated: 7:28 AM FEMA is no longer footing the bill for about five-thousand Hurricane Katrina evacuees seeking refuge in hotels.

Updated: 12:56 PM As the nation prepares to honor the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King's widow, nearly a thousand people were lined up early this morning to attend her funeral.

Posted: 7:25 AM A freak accident while parasailing near Waco has led to the death of an Austin man.

Posted: 9:22 PM There's a new point of light for the Brazos Valley. Ruth Clearfield received a prestigious volunteer award Monday evening, and got if from the man who created it.

Posted: 7:10 PM The CBS show CSI draws as many as 60 million viewers. Lawyers say the effect of the show's popularity is becoming evident on real life criminal trials.

Posted: 3:33 PM Students now tune into their iPod or talk on their cell phone on the way to class, and some students say this is a problem.

Posted: 11:54 AM Outdoor burning is once again legal in Burleson County. Commissioners voted on Monday to lift the burn ban, but officials are urging residents to use caution when burning.