Updated: 1:43 PM Like it or not, school is not solely about education. There is a dollar sign that hangs over the system. Whatever the final decision is in the Hearne-Mumford debate, money remains a major issue.

Updated: 1:42 PM The scene was very emotional Friday afternoon when parents of Mumford transfers learned that a stay had been issued in the case. While the original ruling still stands, it does buy Mumford some time and it also gives a little joy to a group of parents who haven't had much to smile about recently.

Updated: 6:46 PM A little controversy at Huntsville ISD when teacher pay raises are approved.

Updated: 6:41 PM The man accused of attacking a Bryan Woman twice in her own home is off the streets tonight and behind bars.

Updated: 4:16 PM As predicted the West Nile Virus continues showing up in neighborhoods across the Brazos Valley. The latest case was found in Bryan Friday Morning.

Updated: 11:26 PM A Bryan city councilman's son is behind bars accused in a hit and run accident. Joe Marin III was arrested Thursday afternoon. His bond is set at $70,000.

Updated: 1:52 PM With such a hot-button topic, the response to the recent Hearne-Mumford ruling has sparked a lot of debate, some in support of the education and atmosphere in Hearne, but much of it calling the district unacceptable.

Updated: 1:07 PM If Governor Perry signs the new telecommunications bill passed by Congress, it will mean a big win for large phone companies. Cable companies and some local governments have been vocal about their opposition.

Updated: 5:49 PM In a tension-charged atmosphere, parents of white transfer students showed up at the Mumford campus this morning demanding their children be admitted. But they were all turned away.

Updated: 5:36 PM The cause of death for a newborn girl found in a dumpster on the campus of Sam Houston State University is still a mystery.

Updated: 9:43 PM Tom Brymer is officially College Station's former city manager. Brymer got his $177,000 severance package Wednesday and signed off on his resignation.

Updated: 2:37 PM In the last week, there have been five cases of the West Nile virus in the Twin Cities alone. But is it a case of more residents calling for tests, or a higher rate of the disease? Plus, another case is found in Bryan.

Updated: 7:00 PM Scott and White officials say services won't be interrupted as a result of more than 40 layoffs in College Station.

Updated: 8:28 PM A computer cleaning spray is the newest product that gives young people a cheap high.

Updated: 5:39 PM It took more than two weeks, but Bryan police finally have a suspect in a July hit and run.

Updated: 8:28 PM In defiance of a court order, white transfer student from Hearne were allowed to start school in Mumford Wednesday. But their first day of class may also be their last day of class in Mumford.

Updated: 10:12 PM Bryan's city council is mulling over a proposed plan to close the local links for a while. The irrigation, drainage and grass issues at the Bryan Municipal Golf Course were discussed.

Updated: 10:08 PM College Station's former city manager is one signature away from being done with his career with the city. With a severance package ready and waiting, Tom Brymer will receive his check tomorrow.

Updated: 9:10 PM In July, Texas A&M food services employees were fired. Now, the possible reasons are known. But the man representing the terminated workers say the allegations are baseless.

Updated: 11:26 AM When white student transfers from Hearne show up in Mumford for the first day of class on Wednesday, they'll be turned away. That's according to a federal judge who charges Mumford violated state desegregation laws by accepting too many white students from Hearne.

Updated: 11:25 AM School is starting up in less than a week and some Brazos Valley teachers are scrambling for instructional materials. Textbooks that were supposed to be used this school year have not arrived.

Updated: 12:16 PM A ruling is made on a school district debate over transferring students. The Hearne school district says they have been segregated against their will by the state and neighboring Mumford, and a judge agreed.

Updated: 8:18 PM College Station City Council members could face criminal prosecution if the district attorney determines they violated The Open Meetings Act. All members were given a letter from the DA requesting meeting agendas and audio tapes.

Updated: 7:38 PM The numbers are in for Brazos County tax values and the rates have increased.

Updated: 6:10 PM An internal audit into possible misuse of funds at Texas A&M's Food Service Department is complete.