Updated: 7:45 AM Persistence pays off for Grimes County investigators as a suspected fugitive is put behind bars more than two decades after he supposedly drove drunk and killed another driver.

Updated: 12:01 AM A Brazos County judge has recused himself in the case of a former District Attorney employee accused of stealing thousands of dollars from the office.

Updated: 12:00 AM Three suspected gang members are behind bars in connection with a stabbing at a Bryan grocery store.

Updated: 11:58 PM What started out as horseplay turned, literally, into a dog fight. Now a Bryan police officer is nursing a chewed-up hand courtesy of a pit bull.

Updated: 11:59 PM Recent studies show divorce rates and alcohol abuse among soldiers returning from war is on the rise. But there are programs trying to keep area soldiers from becoming one of those statistics.

Updated: 11:57 PM Our Saviour Lutheran Church has been a staple in the Bryan College Station community for over 70-years. It started worshipping at the A&M YMCA in the 1930's and then moved to Tauber Street. Now the church has a new home.

Updated: 7:14 AM With the March primaries approaching and the November elections closing fast as well, Texas's gubernatorial candidates are getting into the thick of things.

Updated: 7:09 AM An on-going drug investigation with College Station Police and Brazos County Constables leads to the arrest of 3 men.

Updated: 7:10 AM The cases of Israeli prime minister Ariel Sharon and Randal McCloy Jr, the sole survivor of the West Virginia mine tragedy, have put medically induced comas in the spotlight. Here's the survival story of a local woman who suffered a stroke and underwent the procedure.

Updated: 9:55 PM After an offer had been on the table for a few years, the Bryan City Council turned down a TXDoT grant that would have gone towards building a visitor center downtown.

Updated: 7:12 AM It appears Texas, along with 80 percent of the nation, isn't making the grade when it comes to delivering quality emergency care services. That's according to a new emergency room report card released by the American College of Emergency Physicians. Local health officials react.

Updated: 7:12 AM Between 1975 and 1999 the number of people involved in crashes caused by a driver running a red light rose by 79-percent. And in 2002 there were 1-point-8 million intersection crashes nationwide. Now the Texas department of transportation is checking whether or not they have the right to install red light cameras to state roads.

Updated: 6:24 PM FEMA officials in Texas gave an update on their efforts in assisting hurricane victims in a teleconference call Wednesday.

Updated: 7:13 AM Local ranchers regional hay supplies are dwindling. But not only is hay hard to come by these days, the price has tripled.

Updated: 7:25 AM The third time was not the charm Tuesday in a Bryan development deal that won't finalize. The debate over a hotel-convention center in the Traditions development continues.

Updated: 7:25 AM From firefighters to a visitors center, from gang violence to housing residents, Bryan's city council had a full agenda on Tuesday.

Updated: 9:10 PM Blinn College's board will review the bids from a pair of companies vying to demolish two dorms and a house on the Brenham campus.

Updated: 9:10 PM A Texas A&M grad student will be behind bars for half a decade. He pled guilty to attempted coercion and enticement of a minor after he planned a meeting with a 13-year-old.

Updated: 7:23 AM Volunteer Firefighter Carl Bishop knew he was going to a house fire that could change his life forever. And he was the first one to arrive at his parents’ house in Normangee which was already in flames. The fire took the life of his father, and severely injured two others.

Updated: 7:23 AM Hurricane victims still have time to register with FEMA for services. The deadline has been pushed back until March 11.

Updated: 7:22 AM Students may soon get better educated when it comes to gang violence. The Bryan Police Department is trying to get a federal grant for gang education in Bryan middle schools. The grant would fund a program called "GRATE" an education technique to teach 6th graders about gangs.

Updated: 5:42 PM Monday January 16th is Martin Luther King Junior day, but events to commemorate the occasion will take place this week. Here's a list of those programs.

Updated: 5:25 PM Believe it or not, 209 out of the 254 counties in the state are now under a burn ban. That's the most it's ever been in recent years, leaving many wondering when this winter drought will end. News 3 spoke with the experts and got their predictions.

Updated: 7:46 AM In the aftermath of Saturday's tremendous fire in Robertson County, and with no end to the drought in sight, officials there are facing the harsh realities of all rural Texas counties.

Updated: 7:46 AM Another violent incident in Bryan Monday may have gang connections according to authorities, who are investigating a fight near Stephen F. Austin Middle School.