Updated: 6:00 PM The Salvation Army is calling in reinforcements to help stop crooks in their tracks. Four new surveillance cameras were donated by a MicroAge.

Updated: 9:50 PM A second jury will take its turn in hearing the case against suspected murderer David White. After two days of jury selection, a six-man, six-woman jury are now set to hear opening arguments.

Updated: 5:51 PM Band members at Brenham High School will soon be subjected to random drug tests.

Updated: 4:05 PM For more than two decades, he has been the cardinal in charge of Vatican doctrine.

Updated: 10:05 PM If you don't want to wait until May 7th to vote in the Bryan or College Station elections, you can cast your vote early in both cities starting Wednesday.

Updated: 12:29 AM The May elections are just around the corner, but the candidates spoke out Monday night. Seven candidates running for Bryan and College Station's city councils stated their opinions during a live radio broadcast.

Updated: 12:30 AM How do you choose to discipline your child? Time out, taking away privileges, or spanking? One Texas Representative wants to protect parents who decide corporal punishment is the best way to keep their kids in line.

Updated: 12:30 AM Will the conclave continue the traditional ways of John Paul ll or will the church move in a different direction?

Updated: 12:31 AM Jury selection began Monday in the retrial of a high-profile Grimes County murder case.

Updated: 9:48 AM Two executions are set for Wednesday night at the Walls Unit in Huntsville. The double execution would be the first in the state since August 2000 if it is carried out as scheduled.

Updated: 9:10 PM A trust has donated $10 million to Texas A&M International University. That marks the largest cash gift in the school's 10-year history. The money, donated by the Lamar Bruni Vergara Trust, will support scholarships and internships for the university's graduate students.

Updated: 12:09 AM The man who has taken on House Majority Leader Tom Delay -- and who may take on Governor Rick Perry in the upcoming election -- threw a verbal jab at the embattled Delay at a College Station speech Sunday night.

Updated: 12:02 AM One Bryan resident has made a sizeable impact in the war in Iraq. His efforts to help out a friend in need have turned into a business endeavor that's helping hundreds of soldiers.

Updated: 9:10 PM For the past 12 months, Texas A&M students have raised around $70,000 for one major cleanup effort around the Brazos Valley. Saturday, thousands of Aggies said thank you to the community as only they can.

Updated: 2:38 PM The Vatican's nine-day mourning period for Pope John Paul is over. As the search for the new pope begins, a criminal complaint has been filed against a possible contender from Argentina.

Updated: 2:33 PM Airport screening is reportedly no better than it was before 9/11. The head of the House aviation subcommittee says two government reports coming out soon say as much.

Updated: 10:30 PM Many taxpayers made a mad dash to the post office as the tax deadline approached. More people are relieved when this day is done than you might think.

Updated: 7:12 PM Cops breathe a sigh of relief after a possible robbery call in Bryan turns into a welfare situation.

Updated: 6:11 PM Another ruling from a Federal District Court judge Friday adds two more names to an ACLU lawsuit. Thomas Hendricks and Philip Crowell are being sued by nine Hearne residents who say the task force officers were instrumental in fabricating evidence against them in a 2000 drug raid.

Updated: 6:09 PM A Brazos County judge says he will not remove himself from an upcoming murder trial, despite the District Attorney's request. Now the decision heads to a higher authority who'll decide if Judge Rick Davis stays on the bench, or gets benched.

Updated: 6:05 PM A Hearne garbage company wasn't able to go on their route Friday, after their means of transportation was halted because all four trucks were set on fire.

Updated: 11:12 AM The Texas Senate approved legislation to allow juries to sentence capital murderers to life in prison without parole.

Updated: 12:22 PM Thousands of Aggies have shiny new class rings on their fingers. But this time, students may not flock to Northgate to celebrate...thanks to a drinking ban on the promenade.

Updated: 12:37 PM Fallout from an old feud between two Brazos County elected officials could change the lineup of a pending murder trial.

Posted: 7:02 PM A Bryan nightclub could be forced to close its doors if they don't clean up their act.