Posted: 3:13 PM The Brazos County burn ban has been lifted again. Tuesday morning, commissioners voted to lift the ban. They said the recent rain prompted the lift. The burn ban will be listed again on next week's meeting agenda.
Updated: 6:01 PM An electrical problem was the cause of a fire that destroyed a Brazos County home over the weekend.
Updated: 7:54 AM The governors of New York and Maryland are hinting at legal action to block a recent port decision that would allow an Arab company to take over operations.
Updated: 7:50 AM A British court says three British bankers can be extradited to the United States to face charges related to the Enron case. The three each face seven counts of wire fraud.
Updated: 7:44 AM U.S. experts arrive at the site of the Mexico mine explosion Tuesday. Hope of finding anyone still alive is slim.
Updated: 7:41 AM Parents in Houston will soon have a new way to make sure their children are eating right at school.
Updated: 7:46 AM A parent accused of shooting a football coach, allegedly for not letting his son play enough, will go on trial Tuesday.
Updated: 7:46 AM Early voting begins Tuesday for the March 7th primary election. Polling places and times are available online.
Posted: 9:34 PM If you've got an outstanding warrant, Bryan, College Station and nearly three dozen other local law enforcement agencies are looking for you.
Updated: 9:35 PM Fresh off their neighbor's city manager retiring, College Station will have candidates vying for the their open city manager job in town next week for interviews.
Updated: 9:35 PM The State Fire Marshal's office is investigating a fire that destroyed a Brazos County home over the weekend.
Posted: 8:04 PM Like several other counties in the Brazos Valley, Washington County is experiencing some growing pains. The county is having problems with courthouse and jail space needs.
Updated: 7:39 AM A popular Houston-based doughnut company is turning 70, and edging Krispey Kreme out of the area.
Updated: 7:36 AM Three attacks killed at least 21 in Iraq today, and left at least 50 or more injured.
Updated: 7:33 AM Searchers hear sounds at the site of a buried school in the Philippines. It's unclear if survivors are making the sounds, or if searchers are hearing the shifting and settling of mud.
Updated: 7:29 AM Rescuers are still trying to free 65 workers trapped in a Mexican coal mine southwest of Eagle Pass, Texas.
Posted: 7:25 AM Drivers in North Texas are having a difficult time with their commutes this morning, as they fight icy road conditions and light fog.
Posted: 9:54 PM A Brazos County family is homeless after a house fire Sunday afternoon. The fire was reported about 4 p.m. in the 9200 block of Grassbur.
Posted: 9:50 PM Students will have a chance to voice the opinions about the proposed tuition increase at Texas A&M.
Posted: 9:49 PM Many people didn't let the cold and rainy weather stop them from attending Mardi Gras festivities in Galveston and New Orleans. Some former New Orleans residents living in the Brazos Valley shared what they loved about Mardi Gras.
Posted: 9:45 PM AUSTIN (AP) - Texas Governor Rick Perry has a big lead over a host of rivals, according to a newspaper poll released Sunday.
Posted: 9:46 PM Three people are in custody after a high speed chase between Bryan and Waco. It started Saturday in Marlin when police tried to pull over a driver on Texas 6. The driver took off and the chase was on.
Posted: 4:03 PM Bad news for employees at Huntsville Memorial Hospital. Budget constraints have caused the hospital to lay off 41 workers.
Updated: 5:52 PM For days, the talk at the City of Bryan was all about who would take over as interim city manager. Saturday the question was answered. Kean Register, manager at Bryan Texas utilities, will take on the task.
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