Updated: 10:13 AM Back in the 1950s, Hot Springs, N.M., was renamed Truth or Consequences, N.M., after a popular quiz show. During the dot-com boom of 2000, Halfway, Ore., agreed to become Half.com for a year.

Updated: 6:15 PM Bruceville-Eddy's school superintendent was on temporary leave Wednesday after his arrest for placing a hidden video camera in a women's bathroom at the school administration office.

Updated: 6:14 PM It's been six weeks since a barrage of bullets cut down 22-year old Brenham resident Alex Martin as he stood in a doorway. Wednesday, the man suspected of pulling the trigger was finally cornered and taken into custody.

Updated: 9:10 PM A Sam Houston State University fraternity is suspended for 3 years after an investigation into a student death.

Updated: 12:53 AM One of the bright spots of the cool weather we're finally getting is that West Nile Virus is hopefully done for a while. You couldn't escape the near-weekly recaps on the latest cases. So what's in store for the coming year?

Updated: 12:48 AM Fans and racers are upset after a jury decides to shut down Hot Rod Hill. So what's next for the track's owners and the kids who called it home?

Updated: 9:10 PM This headline is the question. The answer: This Jeopardy champ made his first extended stay in the state of Texas Tuesday, and went toe-to-toe with Sam Houston State's smartest.

Updated: 10:18 PM America is known as a land of opportunity for anyone with the resolve to make their dreams come true. You don't have to look any further than one cadet in the A&M Corps who stepped foot on US soil, and didn't want to leave it.

Updated: 11:15 PM It's a brand new day for senior citizens who take prescription medications. But unfortunately for some, it is accompanied by new rules that can be confusing.

Updated: 10:06 AM Read the latest and all archived From the Corps.

Updated: 11:42 AM Blogging -- you may not have heard of it, but it's an internet craze that draws millions of hits each day. Bloggers are shaping opinions all over the world.

Updated: 9:32 AM Leaders from the county and city came together tonight for a rare intergovernmental meeting, and one of the main topics of discussion was this summer's hurricane response.

Updated: 9:12 AM If approved by city and university leaders, new signs will be popping up around the Twin Cities and Texas A&M. Another sign that would come with the markers: a dollar sign.

Updated: 9:08 AM A couple of distinguished Texans' names will now appear on the facades of two of Bryan's new schools.

Updated: 11:37 PM Eyebrows were raised in Grimes County when inquires of bringing sexually oriented businesses to the area were made. Now commissioners have approved some regulations and guidelines.

Updated: 11:36 PM Navasota ISD's superintendent is leaving. David Faltys has been named the sole finalist for the superintendent position in Carroll Texas.

Updated: 12:45 PM The city of Bryan is asking for your input on four proposed changes to the city charter. City officials are hosting a public meeting Monday at 6 p.m. at Rayburn Middle School and it's your last chance to sound off before city council decides what proposed amendments to put before voters.

Updated: 9:44 PM DALLAS (AP) - An Irving mother has been convicted of manslaughter in the suffocation death of her five-month-old baby. The jury returned the verdict Sunday against Angela DiSabella, 21. She was sentenced to seven years in prison for the 2004 death of her daughter.

Updated: 11:19 AM College Station Police say alert store clerks are to credit for the arrest of two suspected forgers. Police arrested Mitchevonta Brown, 31, of Houston Saturday. Also arrested was Kenneth Frances, 21, of Houston.

Updated: 12:19 PM DALLAS (AP) - A 28-year-old man has been charged with capital murder in the fatal shooting of a Dallas police officer this morning. Police Chief David Kunkle says Officer Brian Jackson was pronounced dead at 3:52 a-m- at Baylor Medical Center. He was 28.

Updated: 2:38 PM A group of terminally ill teenagers from Texas Children's Hospital in Houston are having some outdoor fun at Camp For All in Washington County. But the trip is a vital part of each campers treatment.

Updated: 9:48 AM Two people are dead in separate accidents around the Brazos Valley. The first happened about 7:30 p.m. Friday Texas 30, about four miles east of College Station. The second accident happened about 8:30 p.m. on Texas 6 in Robertson County.

Updated: 5:10 PM The investigation is underway into an alleged sexual assault at a Northgate bar. A woman told College Station police she was at the bar Thursday night when she was forced into a restroom and sexually assaulted.

Updated: 11:40 PM The walls of the Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial had a few more names added this Veterans Day as local residents and some high-profile politicians celebrated their service.

Updated: 9:10 PM Students at Texas A&M could have a new choice next year when it comes to housing. But this option is targeted at the "privileged" students.