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

• U.S. Raises Alert to Orange for Transit
• President Bush Cautions Americans

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.

Updated: 11:22 AM So just how safe were Brazos Valley roadways over the Fourth of July holiday? DPS stayed very busy and believes it did its part to keep traffic incidents low.

Updated: 1:58 PM Huntsville's school district is getting closer to naming a new superintendent.

Updated: 10:01 AM Cindy is now the third tropical storm of the 2005 hurricane season.

Updated: 10:41 PM As Brazos Valley residents celebrate America's Independence, the George Bush Presidential Library is once again the center of activity

Updated: 5:21 PM 4th of July means a time with family and friends for most. But for one local family, it means remembering there's a price for our freedom.

Updated: 12:52 PM Brazos Valley residents had plenty of activities lined up to celebrate the 4th of July.

Updated: 12:11 PM A Plantersville man is out of the hospital after police say his common law wife shot him.

Updated: 12:00 AM The fourth of July weekend is a dangerous holiday for many American motorists. In an effort to keep our roadways safe, DPS troopers are taking part in a nationwide program called Operation C.A.R.E.

Updated: 10:49 PM Another tragic accident on a Brazos Valley roadway this holiday weekend. This one happened in Leon County around noon Sunday when an 8-year-old boy was thrown from the bed of a pick-up truck

Updated: 5:35 PM A NASA space probe was bearing down on its comet target Sunday in a suicide mission scientists hoped would give them new insight into the origins of the solar system.

Updated: 9:07 PM The Brazos Valley Drought is now beginning to impact farmers and ranchers. The lack of rain has brought on the summertime blues, with green fields turning brown and little hope of a change. For some, the trickle-down affect starts with one particular crop.

Updated: 1:06 PM Nearly all cows in the US herd were born after federal feed bans were enacted in 1997 to protect against mad cow disease, according to estimates from industry groups.

Updated: 8:12 PM It's a chance to see one of the most highly-praised movies so far this year with a money-back guarantee. The Cinemark theater chain is matching the refund offer made by AMC Entertainment earlier this week for "Cinderella Man."

Updated: 12:42 PM It's the simplicity of the Texas state flag's design that makes it so distinctive. An exhibit opening Fourth of July weekend at the Bush Library features more than 130 photographs of the flag.

Posted: 3:48 PM There are very few better ways to beat the heat than a dip in the pool. And whether you're taking a dip in your own pool or at a public facility, there are rules in place to keep you and your loved ones safe.

Updated: 9:10 PM The Air Force will have a new man in charge, and he's an Aggie. General T. Michael Moseley was confirmed today by the Senate with unanimous consent.

Updated: 4:45 PM Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman on the Supreme Court and a swing vote on abortion as well as other contentious issues, announced her retirement Friday.

Updated: 10:00 PM April 15th isn't the only tax deadline, for local property owners, June 30th is d-day to pay taxes for 2004. Nothing hurts worse than the sting of tax day.