Updated: 5:38 PM Friday was a turning point in the state's case. Two of James David White's best friends testified they picked him up the night of Lonnie Turner Senior's murder around 10:45.

Updated: 10:28 PM College Station City Council members' questions about the new city center will have to wait after the discussion is tabled because of unforseen issues.

Updated: 6:55 PM As the end of school nears and with summer fast approaching, many teens will be looking for summer jobs to make some cash. But there are laws that parents and teens need to be aware of before they report to work.

Updated: 6:15 PM More than 500 lottery tickets are sold at the Calvert convenience store every day, people hoping to get lucky from a scratch off or quick pick. But what if you had the chance to play the lottery online?

Updated: 6:10 PM Prosecutors in the James David White Capital Murder trial put their star witness on the stand Thursday. Lonnie Turner Junior testified against the man accused of killing his father Lonnie Turner Senior at their Navasota home in 2002.

Updated: 6:08 PM Lawyers in the civil law suit against Robertson County Officials met in court Thursday for their first crack at the case. Defendants include District Attorney John Paschall, the county and several members of a drug task force accused of targeting innocent black residents of Hearne.

Updated: 6:04 PM A war of words over the airwaves Thursday as two College Station city council hopefuls squared off. Ron Gay and incumbent Robert Wareing pulled no punches as they hammered each other over the city's spending, dirty politics and of all things the city of Bryan.

Updated: 9:10 PM First it was CC the cat, then a cow, a goat, a pig and lastly a deer. Now Texas A&M University will add another animal to the list of its' clones, a horse.

Updated: 7:34 PM A new brand of bad is heading to Lake Somerville. But not too bad. The Hawgs of Texas Motorcycle Rally is planning to clean up an event that in the past has been a little too rowdy.

Updated: 7:35 PM It was a staged event, but the scenario could and does really happen. Shattered Dreams, a program which re-creates the effects of drinking and driving, was staged at Bryan High Wednesday.

Updated: 6:06 PM A hearing has been set to decide whether a local judge will be forced to step aside from a high profile capital murder trial. Judge Rick Davis refused to recuse himself when Brazos County District Attorney Bill Turner filed a motion for him to do so.

Updated: 8:58 PM It's the hottest debate in Washington, and like the war in Iraq and gay marriage, this national issue is falling along party lines. One Texas A&M and Washington expert has his own take on the topic.

Updated: 8:25 PM The athletic department at Brenham High School could be getting a new home, and right in their own back yard. Thanks to a generous donation, they don't have much left to raise.

Updated: 8:24 PM A prison riot is an unlikely threat to Brazos County Jails, but the potential is always there. That's why in 1998 the Sheriff's Office formed the Detention Response Team.

Updated: 2:39 PM A new motorcycle rally is gearing up to begin at Lake Somerville. Wednesday thru Sunday the Hawgs of Texas are sponsoring the rally.

Updated: 9:58 PM Candidates for Bryan and College Station's school board positions held a candidates forum this evening on local radio.

Updated: 7:48 PM After a year of turmoil for the City of Hearne, it doesn't come as a big surprise that the mayoral race is a heated one.

Updated: 7:49 PM Drug enforcement and prevention officials say today's teens have problems their parents may not have faced. A recent study shows that the number of adolescents hooked on prescription drugs is growing. Some are calling today's teens "Generation RX."

Updated: 5:15 PM We've had two George Bushes as presidents, now the Navy's getting a George Bush of their own.

Updated: 10:01 PM The capital murder trial of James David White is now in its second week. And already the state has a confession under its belt.

Updated: 10:42 PM Bryan Investigators are trying to find the people responsible for a drive-by shooting overnight that sent bullets through a Bryan home as the residents slept.

Updated: 4:13 PM Two bombings in a busy Baghdad market have killed 15 people and wounded at least 40. The bombings may have been coordinated, much like an incident in Tikrit.

Updated: 9:10 PM The Catholic church has been in the spotlight as of late. For one local reverend, his spotlight has been cast on local college students, and soon, that spotlight will shine on even more people.

Updated: 12:50 PM The Vatican says some 350,000 people jammed St. Peter's Square to watch Pope Benedict's formal installation. Local authorities said tens of thousands more watched on giant screens set up nearby.

Updated: 12:44 PM Martha Boone Mattia grew up overseas and says she had only a vague sense of what it meant to be an American. She was even puzzled by the patriotic outburst that followed the September 11th terror attacks.