Updated: 9:10 PM He coached the Aggies on the gridiron, and now he'll represent them as a board member. Gene Stallings is well known for his coaching ability, but now he and a former classmate will be working for their alma mater.

Updated: 1:31 PM The area known as Downtown Bryan may be dramatically changing shape soon. Over the last four years, city council has expanded the area and offered businesses a helping hand through its Downtown Improvement Program. Now the city is considering reaching out to another part of the community.

Updated: 1:31 PM Bryan/College Station is no Dallas or Houston when it comes to traffic. But more residents are getting stuck between bumpers ... and both cities are trying to play catch up.

Updated: 6:33 PM The Rock Prairie landfill in College Station, is not too far away from filling up its last 30 acres. Soon, trash that ends up here, will end up across the county line.

Updated: 7:12 PM It was a study to find out where passengers in the Brazos Valley were going and how they got there.

Updated: 7:10 PM Every-day motorists aren't the only ones digging deep to cover the high cost of gas. Many counties are feeling the pinch and having to adjust their budgets to keep vehicles on the road.

Updated: 9:56 AM This week's workshop will discuss the City Center's conceptual plan, including the expansion of Dartmouth Road and the addition of a lake.

Updated: 9:54 AM Aggie baseball coach Mark Johnson has been relieved of his head coaching duties at Texas A&M, Director of Athletics Bill Byrne announced on Monday.

Updated: 5:23 PM You've heard about it for two legislative sessions, the school funding dilemma that arose after a state court ruled the current system unconstitutional. But now, time is running out for lawmakers to make the changes.

Updated: 5:16 PM A Huntsville student is in the hospital with a possible case of meningitis. The eighth grader attends Mance Park Middle school.

Updated: 9:55 AM A recent break in at the Brazos Food Bank has the agency's board looking into security measures.

Updated: 5:07 PM A local Centerville resident brought his grandfather's old guitar to the shop and discovered that it was one of a kind.

Updated: 11:28 PM The Brazos Valley was flirting with record high temperatures Saturday and Sunday could be even hotter.

Updated: 9:46 PM A memorial service for local ALS patient James Barrett is scheduled for Monday at Christ United Methodist Church.

Updated: 9:24 AM The local chapter of Habitat for Humanity is holding its third annual Corporate Challenge, bringing companies together to help build houses.

Updated: 7:12 PM A proposed constitutional ban on same-sex marriages in Texas now rests in the hands of voters after winning approval in the Senate today. If approved in a statewide vote in November, Texas would join 14 states that statutorily and constitutionally ban same-sex marriage.

Updated: 9:10 PM The state's top 10 percent law for college-bound students isn't likely to change anytime soon. A proposal to change the rule failed in a Senate committee today and a key lawmaker declared the issue dead for this legislative session.

Updated: 7:42 PM TAKS test results are in for A&M Consolidated, and for the most part, the scores are good. But one area has raised a red-flag. More than 40 percent of College Station sophomores flunked the test's reading and writing section.

Updated: 7:35 PM The report of an attempted child abduction in Montgomery County, has police on the lookout for a tall man with long brown hair.

Updated: 7:49 PM His was a smile that could light up a room. There aren't many people in the Bryan College Station area who haven't heard of, or been touched by the story of the Beck family. Since birth Timothy Beck struggled with a series of extreme health problems.

Updated: 7:36 PM The First State Bank of Bremond celebrated their 100th birthday. But these decades have endured their fair share of struggles, the depression, bank closings in the mid-80s and two armed robberies.

Updated: 5:30 PM Texas A&M researchers are lifting the veil of mystery that hangs over the past. Ever since the discovery of a 17th century ship wreck off the Texas coast, it's been their mission to save as many treasures as possible.

Updated: 10:27 PM There are new tools in the fight against the West Nile virus, and whether you want to drop a thousand dollars or just a few bucks, local health officials say there are steps you need to take.

Updated: 10:01 PM Even though many college students have packed up and left, Bryan-College will still have its fair share of students around this coming week. The NCAA men's tennis championship will be held at Texas A&M.

Updated: 10:00 PM While most 21-year-olds are worrying about cramming for tests and trying to finish college, Jared Kotch is adding something else to his plate, school board member.