Updated: 11:40 AM For the past five years, Leon County has been trying to restore its historic courthouse. But at almost every turn, the project has been bogged down by bureaucracy and what-some-say are unrealistic regulations by the Texas Historical Commission.

Updated: 6:38 PM A Brazos county man was arrested Tuesday for allegedly stealing thousands of dollars from the city of Bryan.

Updated: 6:37 PM What started off as a class project for a couple of Aggies has turned into a cutting-edge safety tool for communities across the nation. It's a computer tracking system for sex offenders. And the two behind it are now in high demand at home and abroad.

Updated: 11:16 AM Come September, UPN and The WB are out, and "The CW" is in. The CBS Corporation and Warner Brothers are merging their two networks in an effort to drive up ratings. But where does that leave affiliates of those two soon-to-be-dissolved networks?

Updated: 10:40 AM The last couple of years have been rather rocky for Brazos County's Juvenile Services Department. In 2004 dozens of employees claimed they were wrongfully terminated and forced to resign by then director, Rhonda Gilchrist.

Updated: 11:54 AM Bryan's superintendent will stay with the district for at least the next 2 years.

Updated: 4:24 PM Many Brazos Valley counties reconsidered its burn bans after the rain last weekend.

Updated: 3:32 PM Designs for the new justice center in Bryan are due for review at the beginning of next month. But a few things are known about the new home for city authorities: it's beating the clock, but shouldn't delay your commute.

Updated: 1:27 PM Viewers in the Brazos Valley can now choose from a wide range of classics, comedies, and cutting edge programming. KBTX-TV cut the ribbon on a brand new television station Monday, the newest television station in the Brazos Valley.

Updated: 3:13 PM Texas Secretary of State Roger Williams made a stop in College Station. The visit was part a new campaign designed to educate registered voters about electronic voting machines. College Station is just one destination on the 40 city tour. Except for those voting by mail, all Texans will cast ballots electronically this year.

Updated: 6:35 PM The nation's largest homebuilder has a new home, here in Bryan College Station.

Updated: 3:03 PM It was a deadly day on Brazos Valley roads Sunday as two people were killed in unrelated accidents. The first happened early Sunday morning in Bryan. The second happened Sunday afternoon in south Brazos County.

Updated: 9:37 PM It was a day of recordbreaking rainfall Sunday, as Bryan-College Station saw a dry spell come to a very wet end. The local rainfall record for the day was broken as 1.69 inches of rain fell.

Updated: 9:25 PM Expect delays at a major College Station intersection starting Monday, January 23. Texas Department of Transportation work crews will partially close Southwest Parkway at Texas Avenue.

Updated: 8:25 PM With Texas A&M being such a large university, many students don't always feel at home right away. To help students adjust and meet new people, the Memorial Student Center hosts and open house each semester. During the Spring semester, the event is especially beneficial for transfer students.

Updated: 9:17 PM The weekend of January 21 marks the 33rd anniversary of the historic Roe v. Wade ruling that legalized abortion. On Saturday in College Station, a pro-life group held a rally across from St. Mary's Catholic Church to mark the occasion.

Updated: 9:14 PM The Southwestern Black Student Leadership Conference, one of the largest student-led conferences in the nation, is meeting at Texas A&M this weekend.

Updated: 5:24 PM There are 1.6 million amputees in a America. But currently, there isn't any type of amputee peer support group in the local area. Now, all that's changing.

Updated: 11:50 PM As with most construction projects these days, the costs are rising when it comes to work on Highway 6 in south Brazos County. When it's all said and done, the expansion of a 15-mile stretch of the road could end up costing the county $1.5 million.

Updated: 11:51 PM An eighth grader has taken responsibility for a pair of bomb threats called in earlier this month. A Rayburn Middle School 8th grader voluntarily came forward Friday admitting he was behind the January 5 hoax.

Updated: 11:51 PM One Bryan resident has had enough after a slew of break-ins on his street. And his new security video has gotten a sneak peak at the suspected criminals.

Updated: 11:50 PM A steady drizzle made driving treacherous in parts of the Brazos Valley Friday. Madison County worked a one-car accident that left four injured.

Updated: 11:52 PM In Madisonville, authorities are combing the streets for an armed robber. They're looking for the person who held up the Western Lodge motel around 7:30pm Friday.

Updated: 12:15 AM The Army is trying to convince folks, more now than ever, to be all they can be.

Updated: 2:54 PM Bryan police targeted under age drinking at several bars Thursday night. The directed deployment team performed a sting operation at the Hall of Fame, Carney's, and the 3rd Floor Cantina.