Updated: 1:25 AM A busy Christmas travel week is underway and gas prices are up both in Texas and across the country. The latest Lundberg Survey of gas stations nationwide shows the average prices nationwide is $2.24. In Texas, the average price per gallon is $2.14.

Updated: 1:26 AM It was another big day for Texas A&M seniors as commencement ceremonies continued Saturday at Reed Arena. And the state's top elected official was the keynote speaker.

Updated: 1:26 AM Two Saturday morning drug busts in College Station led to the arrests of three men. It started shortly before 7 a.m. in the 2000 block of Longmire Drive, and continued down the street in the 2700 block of Longmire.

Updated: 1:26 AM In Huntsville, it was graduation day for Sam Houston State University students. Among those walking the stage, was one woman who waited until she was 90 to get her master's degree.

Updated: 10:09 PM The newly-announced hotel-convention center in College Station has leaders dreaming of a new influx of dollars coming our way. They believe spending $25 million will bring that and more to the community.

Updated: 6:01 PM The owner of the dogs that mauled a Thorndale woman to death has been ticketed. Jose Hernandez is charged with six counts of failure to vaccinate his dogs, which is a Class C misdemeanor.

Updated: 4:33 PM Some local soldiers received a hero's welcome on Friday.

Updated: 1:35 AM A dangerous stretch of Highway 6 is finally on track to get some safety upgrades and that's a relief to residents and law enforcement officials.

Updated: 1:27 AM United States Attorney Chuck Rosenberg announced Friday that Royce Allen, 39, of College Station, Texas, has been convicted of filing a false claim with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for Hurricane Katrina Disaster Funds and mail fraud.

Updated: 1:27 AM United States Attorney Chuck Rosenberg announced Friday the unsealing of a 26 count indictment, returned December 14, 2005, charging Lisa Camarillo Smith, 34, of Bryan, Texas, with 12 counts of mail fraud and 14 counts of wire fraud arising from a fraudulent "Genetic Research Program" investment scam.

Updated: 1:11 PM 115 women were killed last year because of domestic violence, and it’s during the holidays when the violence increases. One local facility is over capacity because of recent incidents.

Updated: 10:24 PM Two of the four juveniles who allegedly robbed Producer's Cooperative in November have been arrested, and one of the other two has been identified.

Updated: 9:10 PM What might have been intended as pranks could have serious repercussions. Police are looking for three white males in connection with two separate water balloon attacks Monday night.

Updated: 7:23 AM The third time appears to be the charm for College Station when it comes to landing a hotel-convention center. Thursday, the city council approved a memorandum of understanding with a San-Antonio-based developer.

Updated: 7:24 AM Two down, one to go. That's the status of the Tommy Andrade murder investigation. Now the District Attorney has set its sight on that final one, which could prove to be the trickiest.

Updated: 7:24 AM A Washington County family is the owner of a new house, thanks to Extreme Makeover Home Edition.

Updated: 5:53 PM Soldiers from the 36th Infantry Division of the Texas Army National Guard based in Bryan have returned home from Iraq. One soldier returned home to a pleasant surprise.

Updated: 3:02 PM KBTX News 3's 10th Annual Food For Families food drive was a huge success thanks to the generous donations of countless Brazos Valley residents.

Updated: 9:18 PM Waco police are investigating the mysterious death of a College Station woman. Early Wednesday morning the body of 45-year-old Jackie Berkley was found in a large box outside of an auto parts store in Waco.

Updated: 9:16 PM Two armed robberies in the Twin Cities may be connected. Police are investigating a pair of cases where local stores were robbed of money.

Updated: 6:09 PM Drinking and Driving always increases during the holiday season. This year, law enforcement officials don't want to fight the problem alone.

Updated: 5:28 PM A Willis man is dead after a scuffle with a Montgomery County Sheriff's deputy.

Updated: 3:37 PM Constance Harrison, the first person to receive a long distance Louisiana high school diploma, walked across the stage in Bryan.

Updated: 5:03 PM KBTX-TV is celebrating the 10th annual Food for Families Food Drive Today, December 14, 2005.

Updated: 9:12 AM Bryan teens be warned: starting in the new year, a new law will hit the books saying you can't hit the streets after midnight. With a few exceptions, staying out late is out of the question.