Posted: 8:18 AM Navarro County authorities say two people have drowned and a 2-year-old was seriously hurt after their 14-foot aluminum boat capsized in a stock pond.

Updated: 8:32 AM A Texas A&M System audit shows the majority of $28 million in course fees assessed at its flagship university in College Station lacks proper documentation to justify the charges.

Posted: 7:37 AM The court-martial trial for Army Sgt. John Russell has concluded. Now a military judge will decide whether the 14-year Army veteran was deluded by depression and despair as he shot five fellow service members in Iraq. Or he may decide Russell was taking revenge against psychiatrists who had blocked his hoped-for early exit from the Army.

Posted: 7:21 AM The San Antonio Area Foundation has received a more than $7 million gift from investor philanthropist Mary Jane K. Lewis to be used exclusively for charitable purposes.

Posted: 11:04 PM Police say a 5-year-old Texas boy is in critical condition after being shot in the head by his older brother.

Updated: 11:01 PM A former Bryan Police Chief ran for Mayor of Freeport, Texas but wasn't elected.

Posted: 10:49 PM Barbara Walters is retiring.

Updated: 2:07 PM A white pigeon has the Copperfield Neighborhood in Bryan home.

Updated: 10:45 PM Two little brothers from College Station are recovering in the hospital after contracting E. coli.

Updated: 9:48 PM The Texas A&M Women's Track and Field team won the SEC Outdoor championship Sunday afternoon.

Updated: 11:32 AM New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu is urging witnesses to come forward after gunmen opened fire on a neighborhood Mother's Day parade.

Updated: 1:49 PM A thief in Magnolia could have burned himself to death Thursday night over a few gallons of gas.

Updated: 10:53 PM Three women rescued from a house a decade after they disappeared said Sunday that they are happy to be home and pleaded for privacy so they can heal and reconnect with their families.

Updated: 4:51 PM Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates forcefully defended the Obama administration on Sunday against charges that it did not do enough to prevent the tragedy in Benghazi, telling CBS' "Face the Nation" that some critics of the administration have a "cartoonish impression of military capabilities and military forces."

Posted: 10:02 AM Ninety-year-old Texas Congressman Ralph Hall says he's planning to run for another term next year, extending his tenure as the House's oldest member.

Updated: 10:53 PM Republicans control both chambers of the Texas Legislature, but that hasn't kept them from reaching an impasse over the state budget.

Posted: 9:38 PM The sheriff of Virginia's Caroline County says he's examined the paperwork, and the burial of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev in the county appears to have been legal.

Posted: 8:41 PM Britain's Prince Harry and U.S. swimming superstar Missy Franklin are getting the Warrior Games off to a touching start, escorting a blind Navy officer to light the Olympic-style flame.

Updated: 10:57 AM Voters in rural communities across the Brazos Valley headed to the polls Saturday to elect city and school officials and decide bond issues.

Updated: 9:49 PM A federal watchdog's upcoming report says senior Internal Revenue Service officials knew agents were targeting tea party groups in 2011.

Updated: 9:48 PM As relatives of the Cleveland kidnapping and rape suspect recounted claims of his unnerving paranoia and violent outbursts, DNA testing confirmed the man accused of holding three women captive for nearly a decade is the father of a 6-year-old girl who also escaped from the house.

Updated: 9:49 PM A lawyer for a Texas paramedic arrested on charges of possessing bomb-making material says his client will plead not guilty and had no connection to the fertilizer plant explosion that killed 14 people last month.

Updated: 9:48 PM Forget those feel-good vibes at the Capitol. Unless a deal on a new Texas budget is struck in the next two weeks, a summer bummer is coming.

Updated: 9:47 PM Four vehicles were involved in an accident around 10:00 a.m. Saturday. It happened at the intersection of William D. Fitch and the Highway 6 feeder road in College Station.

Updated: 9:48 PM Spacewalking astronauts have replaced an ammonia pump outside the International Space Station in hopes of plugging a serious leak.