Updated: 9:10 PM It has long been the talk of Texas A&M students -- crimes against minorities and international students. Now, with it still continuing to occur, the man voted to lead the student body says enough is enough.

Updated: 10:55 AM County Commissioners want Brazos County to be home to a federal courthouse. It's a proposal they've talked about before, but this time the court went in a different direction.

Updated: 10:56 AM Brenham and Washington County officials are looking into a proposed regional landfill once again. Both entities want more information before they make a decision, but many residents think the idea stinks.

Updated: 8:48 PM The eye of the storm could just be hitting local police departments. During Hurricanes Rita and Katrina, College Station and Bryan police departments had all their staff on deck. But did that staffing measure work? And how will the departments pay for it?

Updated: 6:07 PM The Bush Presidential Library could soon be in line for a more than 8 million dollar upgrade. Pending funding and finalized plans, construction will begin by the end of the year.

Updated: 8:49 PM A shocking discovery after a major weekend event has Brazos County investigators searching for answers. But finding the criminal in the case may be a major chore for authorities.

Updated: 11:18 AM The investigation into a shooting in Brenham continues, but the person who was shot and killed Friday night has now been identified.

Updated: 9:46 PM Bryan fire investigators are looking into an early morning blaze on the city's northwest side. It happened Sunday at plastics manufacturer Nampac in the 1100 block of F.M. 2818.

Updated: 9:59 PM The wet weather caused some major problems on Brazos County roads Sunday. Emergency crews found themselves dealing with eight accident scenes all at the same time.

Updated: 8:29 PM Six employees from BTU traveled to San Augustine to rebuild power lines destroyed by Hurricane Rita. The team helped restore 98 percent of the city's power and was awarded a key to the city.

Updated: 9:10 PM Five deserving Aggies had their achievements recognized by the elite group they were a part of while at A&M. The Corps of Cadets has five new members of their Hall of Honor.

Updated: 10:47 PM Details are sketchy out of Washington County, where a man is dead after being shot from his doorstep. Authorities are on the lookout for the suspect or suspects, but witness reports aren't helping matters.

Updated: 9:41 PM Hundreds of visitors from all over the state came to enjoy the Texas Renaissance Festival. But behind the scenes, the Grimes County sheriff and constable's office are working hard to ensure safety. Still some question safety since a man died last year after being stabbed at the event.

Updated: 8:44 PM Local non-profits are finding that red tape is making it hard to help some local Rita evacuees. With many donated items left over from Katrina, you might think Rita survivors would have no problem getting assistance. But that's not the case.

Updated: 6:09 PM We often see bad things happen to people but feel like there's not much we can do to help. One Brenham teenager felt that way, but decided to use her talents to make a difference.

Updated: 6:08 PM Police believe he may have broken into about 40 homes in the North East side of Bryan.

Updated: 9:10 PM Attorneys for some of those injured or killed in the Texas A&M bonfire collapse tell a federal court that the bonfire constituted state-created danger.

Updated: 11:23 AM Texas A&M football games draw fans from across the region. The hotels are normally packed for the big weekends. Right now, though, they're already full, and those booked into rooms now might not be there Saturday.

Updated: 10:41 AM After two devastating hurricanes, many Gulf Coast residents turned to FEMA in search of assistance. But some say FEMA has not provided the assistance they promised.

Updated: 10:40 AM Thursday marks one month since the wrath of hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans. Earlier this month News 3 spoke with a family who evacuated New Orleans and is now making Bryan their new home.

Updated: 6:03 PM Good news for those who have been without electricity due to hurricane Rita.

Updated: 5:57 PM College Station school officials are trying figure out how a 4 year old boy managed to walk away from campus unnoticed.

Updated: 10:53 AM Taxpayer money in College Station may have been pocketed by a city employee and a construction company. But a long-running investigation by CSPD and the District Attorney have those involved heading to trial.

Updated: 1:12 AM Bryan Police say they never knew gang related violent crime was a problem in their neighborhoods, until the residents spoke out. Now, they're doing something about it.

Updated: 5:54 PM Brazos Valley School Districts are opening their doors to Hurricane Rita evacuee students.