Updated: 8:14 PM A Bryan man has died one week after crashing his motorcycle in an accident that turned into a criminal investigation.

Updated: 8:36 PM It's back to the drawing board for Texas lawmakers. Governor Perry orders a special session after rejecting a $35.3 billion public school budget.

Updated: 8:12 PM One dad moved across the country to be closer to his kids, only to have a Texas judge decide he had limited rights to see them. Now that Huntsville father is taking his message of equal custody, to the streets.

Updated: 11:07 PM Bryan Police Investigators worked all day Sunday on two separate and vicious stabbings that sent three people to the hospital with serious injuries within minutes of each other.

Updated: 10:14 PM An elderly Hearne man is missing and hasn't been seen for two days. Ray Foster, 82, was last seen Thursday as he attended an evening church service.

Updated: 8:12 PM Last year's record rainfall has faded into just a fond memory. The heat is on, and the rain is off in the Brazos Valley. Coming up this week, local government officials could be taking steps to keep potential blazes at bay.

Updated: 7:14 PM The fifth and final suspect in the cover-up of a motorcycle accident last weekend is in jail. The other four were arrested Friday and face a variety of charges.

Updated: 2:22 PM In a bold move, Governor Rick Perry vetoed the school budget legislators produced this session and called lawmakers back to Austin for a special session to come up with an acceptable plan.

Updated: 1:53 PM A day after Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison said she would not run for the Republican nomination for governor, another prominent politician throws her hat in the ring.

Updated: 10:11 PM The investigation continues into a robbery at a Bryan convenience store Thursday. Two suspects are at large after they took an undetermined amount of money.

Updated: 10:05 PM Did MasterCard blow the whistle -- or spill the beans? The credit card giant announced today that a security breach at a credit card transaction company could expose up to 40 million cardholders to fraud -- and not just MasterCard holders.

Updated: 1:54 PM Republican US Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison won't be running for governor in 2006. Her campaign Friday announced Hutchison will be seeking re-election to the Senate.

Updated: 6:34 PM Parvo, it's a disease you see in many young puppies usually under the age of one. It can typically sit in the environment for up to five months, giving it plenty of time to spread.

Updated: 1:27 PM The Texas A&M System is on board with the governor's student regent plan. By December, Chancellor Bob McTeer will present his top picks for who should sit in the student regent's seat.

Updated: 12:58 PM Residents of County Road 172 are pleading with Grimes County commissioners to maintain their road. Traffic is increasing on 172 -- but they say for years their complaints have fallen on deaf ears.

Updated: 6:51 PM Five Brazos County residents are wanted in connection with a questionable accident over the weekend.

Updated: 12:58 AM It's not your average summer camp. Children at the Lincoln Center are tapping into their musical talents.

Updated: 4:09 PM Juneteenth celebrations started bright and early in College Station.

Updated: 4:11 PM A new Toyota dealership is headed to Madisonville. Atkinson Toyota has announced it will build the lot at Highway 21 and Interstate 45.

Updated: 1:36 AM A major intersection in Bryan will be shut down over the weekend. And for the next year, you may want to find a different way to get where you want to go.

Updated: 12:10 PM Montgomery County authorities are searching for a young girl who may have been abducted in Magnolia Thursday morning. Her identity is unknown, and no parents have come forward saying their child is missing.

Updated: 10:14 AM More questions than answers with a major power outage that has blanketed large portions of South East Texas including parts of the Brazos Valley.

Updated: 8:53 PM Decision One will be closing their doors July 31. They've decided to consolidate their business with its call center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. One hundred eighty six employees will lose their jobs as a result of the move.

Updated: 6:56 PM Those who receive benefits from the state could see some changes soon. The Department of Heath and Human Services is upgrading their system to the Texas Integrated Eligibility Redesign, or TIER system.

Updated: 8:53 PM Counterfeit drugs could be turning into a real problem in the U.S. Consumers think they're getting a great deal when buying medicines online, but they may not be getting the real thing.