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BRYAN, Texas -- The Brazos County Sheriff's office confirms a body was dumped on the side of the road in Bryan Friday morning, after a hearse was stolen.   Around 5:30 Friday morning police responded to the McDonald's on Highway 21 in Bryan for a report of a stolen vehicle.  Apparently, a funeral home employee left the hearse with a body inside unattended, when a suspect got in and drove away.   (Cont'd Below) At some point, the body was dumped near Dick Elliott Road and Tabor Road.  That's where a delivery truck driver spotted the body, still on a...

An alligator is likely dead after it was run over by three drivers earlier this morning in northeast Harris County.The wrecker driver who was called to help remove the alligator from the roadway told Eyewitness News the beast is at least 10 feet long. (Cont'd Below) Deputies reported to the scene on Lockwood, just south of Beltway 8, to make sure no one else hit the animal. The alligator appears to be dead, but that has not been confirmed.Via Reporter Foti Kallergis with ABC 13

A former president logged one of the funniest on-camera moments in some time last night and it lasted all of two seconds tops.  On Wednesday night at a Phillies and Rangers game in Arlington at Globe Life Park, former president George W. Bush briefly photobombed (or is it videobombed?) Fox Sports Southwest reporter Emily Jones as he was making his way to his seat at the stadium.  (Cont'd Below) Jones was reporting on the game when the former leader of the free world, now 70 years old, gave her a quick shout, a little "Hey!" and barely stopping behind her. Fans...

Drake is known for often making trips to Houston. Whether its for a concert or to just to visit, he's more than welcome. Instagram user @lhulq caught him visiting Christians Tailgate in Downtown Houston the other day, which was pretty cool. He had 4 huge security guys surrounding him. Check the video out below:   When you're having a drink in the middle of the day & @champagnepapi walks in 🤘🏼🤘🏼 #Houston #Drake A post shared by Lindsey Hulquist (@lhulq) on May 16, 2017 at 2:27pm PDT  

If it weren't for a small span of netting, a whiff would have been the last thing a Texas Topgolf customer would have experienced before falling off a ledge to his death or serious injury.  The incident happened at the Topgolf in Fort Worth, according to Twitter user Nathan @EnvyNate, who posted the video. "Don't drink too much and golf," Nathan joked to mySA.com about his clumsy cousin. "He was just laughing it off." Nathan said his cousin, Jose Vasquez, was alright after the second story fall, but had too much to drink.  Nathan shared a subsequent video of his family, laughing, helping...