Burn Ban in Effect for Brazos County
Updated: 9:40 PM Brazos County Commissioners have approved a burn ban- effective immediately.
Updated: 9:40 PM Brazos County Commissioners have approved a burn ban- effective immediately.

Updated: 8:39 PM A&M's blue collar workers will soon be taking home a little more green.

Updated: 10:45 PM A recent rash of violent crimes in Bryan, has drawn attention to how safe are neighborhoods really are. Police say no matter how many officers are on patrol, the crimes still occur, but now they're trying to get to the root of the problem -- and they have some powerful allies.
Updated: 1:54 PM The Reyes stabbing was one of two that happened over the weekend, leaving three Bryan residents in the hospital. In one bryan neighborhood, its an unusual story where the neighbors say one thing but the numbers tell a different story .
Updated: 8:32 PM A widow files suit against the Brazos Animal Shelter, claiming the money her husband left tho the organization isn't being well used.
Updated: 8:14 PM Still no sign of an elderly Hearne man missing for 4 days. 82-year-old Ray Foster hasn't been seen since Thursday after dropping off a friend after church.
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: 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: 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: 4:09 PM Juneteenth celebrations started bright and early in College Station.