Updated: 6:58 PM A woman sentenced to die for the fatal shootings of her husband and their two children some 18-years ago was executed Wednesday evening in Huntsville.

Updated: 9:10 PM A pair of crimes near the A&M campus has a pair of departments pairing their efforts. The assaults may be the latest in a long-running trend that has some at the school calling for change.

Updated: 8:52 PM Bryan's city council has heard from upset residents and the police department about code enforcement issues. Now council members have a first hand look at how things are going.

Updated: 8:46 PM The city of Bryan appears to be following the lead of College Station in dealing with how many college students can live in a rented home.

Updated: 8:36 PM Brazos County and the city of Bryan have decided to request payment of tax money from Decision One.

Updated: 7:36 AM If you've been anywhere near Texas Ave in South College Station then you already know there is a lot of construction going on. But the traffic hang-ups are only part of the pain on this new project.

Updated: 10:27 AM Evacuees are slowly making their way out of shelters and into homes, wherever they may be. But for the people still there, especially the youngest ones, volunteers have been working night and day to make their stay a good one.

Updated: 10:28 AM Case after case of West Nile Virus has been popping up in Brazos County, but mainly in birds and mosquitoes. But now, for the first time this year, health officials have confirmed a human case.

Updated: 7:45 PM Katrina evacuees in the Brazos Valley are finding the wait for long term housing isn't that bad. In fact, those with FEMA vouchers are often moved to the front of the line.

Updated: 9:26 PM MSC OPAS has been forced to cancel this week's performances of "The Will Rogers Follies" after the entire set was destroyed in a fatal trucking accident.

Updated: 5:42 PM Since Hurricane Katrina hit two weeks ago, the Red Cross has collected about $160,000 and spent more than $200,000 already. United Way has approximately $125,000 donated and $85,000 of that has already been spent.

Updated: 3:15 PM The devastation of Hurricane Katrina forced many Gulf Coast residents to flee elsewhere with as little as the clothes on their backs. Now, some of the evacuees are making their home in the Brazos Valley.

Updated: 9:43 PM Nine eleven and Hurricane Katrina proved that you never know when a tragedy will hit close to home. Just as the Federal government has their response plan, Brazos County also has a detailed response plan.

Updated: 9:05 PM Leon County residents turned out by the hundreds to vote Saturday on a measure to legalize retail alcohol sales in part of the county.

Updated: 7:50 PM KBTX News 3, Clear Channel Radio, The Bryan-College Station Eagle and Post Oak Mall raised more than $75,000 at the “Texas Shares” Relief Drive Friday.

Updated: 6:31 PM Eight-and-a-half months of one evacuee's pregnancy was spent in the New Orleans area. The birth of her child won't happen back in Louisiana, but a new life will begin as the family begins a new life here.

Updated: 10:37 PM The influx of evacuees into the Brazos Valley is stretching the resources of local charities. Because of Katrina, their list of clients has grown by more than 1,000. Agencies are now faced with serving the needs of visitors and those of local residents.

Updated: 8:49 PM Growing populations and growing crime rates have local police looking to expand. Both Bryan and College Station's police departments are asking for more money to hire additional officers.

Updated: 11:08 PM At the end of it all, the Arts Council of the Brazos Valley will receive $440,000 from the city of College Station. The three-and-a-half hours it took to reach that decision Thursday night didn't make for the smoothest of council workshops.

Updated: 8:27 PM KBTX, in partnership with Clear Channel Radio, The Eagle and the United Way, is hosting a one day relief drive Friday, September 9, from 6am untill 7pm.

Updated: 12:38 PM More than 250 displaced students have enrolled in local schools. School employees are working overtime to ensure the new students are acclimated and have proper mental and academic support.

Updated: 6:25 PM United Way is pleased with the success of 2-1-1 in response to Hurricane Katrina.

Updated: 12:39 PM The local medical community has been responding to the health needs of Hurricane Katrina evacuees. Doctors and nurses have been volunteering their supplies and time and caring for the sick and wounded.

Updated: 11:30 PM Nearly 150 evacuees staying at Reed Arena will be able to call it home for at least another week.

Updated: 10:34 PM Weddings happen everyday. Some are lavish, others are sparse, but all are special. But for one couple who exchanged their vows Wednesday, the ceremony carried even more significance.