Updated: 9:59 PM It's not over yet. But as Hurricane Wilma moves on its path to the US, the season is already being reviewed, especially by two experts on disasters.

Updated: 6:51 PM A Prairie View A&M student is in jail without bond, accused of forgery and of having what has been described as very hazardous and unusual chemicals in his dorm room.

Updated: 6:19 PM It took 16 hours of deliberations, but the jury did come to a verdict in the Timothy Lewis capital murder trial. After coming close to a deadlock, a unanimous decision was finally reached Thursday afternoon.

Updated: 8:41 PM Last week, they lost three major players in their government. Now, Hearne moves forward with reassurances from its elected leader that the future is bright, with or without a full council for now.

Updated: 8:30 PM Close to 100 pounds of marijuana has landed one driver in Washington County jail after police pulled him over on a routine stop.

Posted: 8:27 PM With violent crime on the rise in Bryan, the city's police department obviously wants that stat down drastically. To that end, they've got a new plan to try and make that happen.

Updated: 8:20 PM Jurors must try again for a third time Thursday to reach a verdict in the Timothy Lewis capital murder trial.

Updated: 8:20 PM The fight over long-haul flights at Love Field may be gaining steam again as talk about repealing the Wright Amendment increases and services to College Station could be riding on the wings of the looming battle.

Updated: 1:55 PM Bail will be set at $10,000 for the former House of Representatives majority leader, who faces money laundering charges. It is unknown when he will surrender to authorities.

Updated: 10:11 AM There'll be a long break between the first and second sessions of Saddam Hussein's murder trial. It opened Wednesday and won't resume until November 28th.

Updated: 10:14 PM A Franklin teen accused of molesting two young girls will not have to register as a sex offender after accepting a plea bargain Tuesday.

Updated: 7:32 AM As the saying goes, there are no guarantees in life. But a local jeweler has come up with an unconventional guarantee for one of our most sacred conventions.

Updated: 9:08 PM A major display at the Bush Library won't officially get started until next month, but they got things rolling early with a special unveiling. Former President Bush often makes trips to Aggieland, but he's probably never come away with such a big gift.

Updated: 9:08 PM Jurors will meet for a second time Wednesday morning and try to reach a verdict in the Timothy Lewis capital murder trial.

Updated: 1:31 AM Away from the comfort of their seats of power, College Station city councilmembers appeared in court to agree to the district attorney's terms. They avoid litigation, but the penalties for making another mistake like three months ago could be costly.

Updated: 12:36 AM It was so close, and yet so far for the Houston Astros Monday night. They couldn't close out their National League Championship series, but this run towards October glory has brought Astro fandom to a whole new level.

Updated: 6:16 PM Three months removed from the firing of their city manager, College Station's city council will face the district attorney who has been investigation possible violations.

Updated: 5:50 PM Monday began the second week of testimony in the trial of Timothy Lewis. Lewis is charged in the death of his stepson, Tyrone Fenner Jr. The defense spent the day painting a picture of confusion and uncertainty surrounding Fenner's death.

Updated: 5:44 PM Anyone who carries a balance on their credit card will soon get an unwelcome surprise in their monthly bill. New federal regulations are about to increase monthly minimum payments by a large margin.

Updated: 5:29 PM Alex Martin's murderer is still at-large, but authorities did make two arrests in connection with the case. A pair of young men will face felony charges of tampering with evidence.

Updated: 10:38 PM Voters in two Brazos Valley school districts headed to the polls Saturday to decide how to disburse the funds the state says they have to get rid of. Both Franklin and Burton ISDs have been declared property "rich" districts by the state.

Updated: 9:02 PM A group of Aggies are trying to help eliminate poverty in the Bryan/College Station Area through Habitat for Humanity. So in the spirit of Halloween, the group is hosting a pumpkin patch fundraiser.

Updated: 3:50 PM Some Texas A&M students have voiced concern over safety issues on Northgate. But other students say police need to ease up and let students enjoy A&M tradition.

Updated: 8:48 PM Whatever the drug for nearly 20 years, the Brazos Valley Narcotics Task Force has been hunting it down and locking people up, but all that could be coming to a screeching halt due to a loss of funding.

Updated: 7:42 PM Authorities in Bryan are still trying to find the person who held a 24-year-old against his will. When the alleged criminal took a quick break from his crime, it gave the victim a chance to call for help.