Updated: 10:30 AM It's round two for Hearne's multi-million dollar school bond proposal that failed by 20 votes back in May. Its been 15 years since the last bond passed.

Updated: 8:03 PM Hurricane Dennis has come and gone...but for some victims, the storm is not over yet. A heavy tropical storm season has been predicted, placing the Brazos Animal Shelter on high alert.

Updated: 8:04 PM Studies show kids who aren't involved in educational activities over the summer can lose ground. But there are things you can do to keep your kids' minds active over the break.

Updated: 10:20 AM The recent wage increases for low income workers at Texas A&M were a good start, but not enough. That's according to a local organization who says many working on the aggie campus are living in poverty.

Updated: 10:53 PM An autopsy is scheduled for a three year old girl who died after falling into a swimming pool at a Brazos County home.

Updated: 4:36 PM Hurricane Dennis came ashore on the Florida Panhandle and Alabama coast Sunday with a 120-mph fury of blinding squalls and crashing waves that followed in the ruinous footprints of Ivan just 10 months ago.

Updated: 7:38 PM Victims of Hurricane Dennis will get help from Texas in the form of Texas Task Force One. The 28-member search and rescue team along with six support personnel left College Station this morning.

Updated: 7:40 PM An investigation is underway at Bryan PD after an event no cop could have dreamt up. While combing a crime scene Friday night, officers turned around and saw the unimaginable.

Updated: 7:34 PM The Agriculture Department said today that 29 cows tested negative for mad cow disease after they were culled from the same herd where an infected cow had been found.

Updated: 7:14 PM Four people are dead after the car they were in collided head-on with an 18-wheeler on I-45 near Huntsville Friday night.

Updated: 7:11 PM Forensic divers probed an underwater cavern today on the northern tip of Aruba for a missing Alabama teenager, but turned up no sign of the young woman.

Updated: 1:45 PM More than 1 million people from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana were under evacuation orders. Landfall was expected Sunday afternoon anywhere from the Florida Panhandle to southeast Louisiana.

Updated: 11:17 AM Bryan Police has recovered the squad car stolen by a suspect Friday night. Terry John Maes was arrested a second time at around 2 AM after he drove off with the vehicle.

Updated: 9:34 PM Just because the rain poured last night doesn't mean water shortages have been wiped out. Bryan and College Station are asking people to cut back on outdoor water use this weekend, and the cities need the time to catch up so they're not caught short.

Updated: 6:20 PM The Brazos Family Medicine Residency has a new addition to their practice. It's an RV Mobile Medical Unit that takes the doctor’s office right to your front door.

Updated: 9:37 PM A fire station falling out in College Station. Local businesses are vowing to refuse work for the city if it continues to do business with a Texas City contractor.

Updated: 12:11 AM Terror has struck again, this time, in the capital of the US's strongest ally. Details surrounding who committed these acts and why are still sketchy, but the attacks in London are causing America's leaders to reexamine our own security.

Updated: 11:49 PM Two years after a child sex abuse scandal, the First Baptist Church Day Care could be shutting its doors. Pastor Tim Owens is recommending closure, but it will be up to his congregation to decide.

Updated: 1:24 PM Desperate Londoners hunted for missing relatives on Friday after suspected al Qaeda bombers killed more than 50 people in rush-hour blasts

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Updated: 7:59 PM Shopping at a mall is becoming not as common as it used to be, now strip centers seem to be the new shopping craze.

Updated: 7:59 PM 30 years of one family's sweat and tears is now a smoldering memory. Ruthie's barbeque became more than just a fixture of Navasota, it was a Texas trademark.

Updated: 7:58 PM If you've been annoyed by pesky fire ants while trying to enjoy outdoor activities, there's good news. A new product is out and it guarantees to kill the ants at rapid speed.

Updated: 1:32 PM Attorneys for the state and school districts have wrapped up arguments before the Texas Supreme Court over how Texas pays for public education.

Updated: 11:20 AM More Texas A&M workers are out of work, and the cuts may not be over. Several of the university's facilities are operating in the red...even Reed Arena isn't safe from cutbacks.

Updated: 5:56 PM Navasota Police are investigating a possible arson at a well-known barbeque joint.