Posted: 5:34 PM The Aggie Men's Basketball team is heading to the NCAA tournament, playing Syracuse on Thursday in Jacksonville Florida. Almost two decades later, the team is making their mark once again, and for one man it's like reliving history.

Posted: 5:33 PM The Fairview Baptist Church in Bryan was destroyed in a fire in December. Since then, church members haven't had a place to worship. But help is on the way; a local youth group decided to spend their Spring Break vacation here at home helping the church rebuild.

Updated: 7:35 AM Students at TCU have the opportunity to learn the inner-workings of a soap opera, while earning college credit.

Updated: 7:32 AM A new survey is showing workers in Dallas are bringing home better pay than those in Houston.

Updated: 7:28 AM New York construction workers are set to begin work on a Nine-Eleven memorial, but opponents are headed to court trying to put a halt to their efforts.

Updated: 7:25 AM A new study shows adding blood thinner to aspirin to prevent heart attacks can have potentially deadly results.

Posted: 7:21 AM Wildfires, being dubbed some of the worst in Texas history, are spreading across the panhandle. More than a halfa million acres have burned and seven people have died.

Posted: 9:53 PM THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - The U-N war crimes tribunal says it was apparently a heart attack that killed Slobodan Milosevic. The tribunal cites preliminary findings from Dutch pathologists who conducted a nearly eight-hour autopsy today on the body of the former Yugoslav dictator.

Posted: 9:50 PM WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist says U-S ports could still end up being managed by a Dubai-owned company.

Posted: 9:48 PM LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Severe storms swept through parts of Kansas and Missouri Sunday. They brought winds that knocked overairplanes at the downtown Kansas City airport and ripped roofs off homes, businesses, and buildings at the University of Kansas.

Posted: 9:45 PM Grimes County sheriff's deputies are investigating an accident in which a woman was run over. It happened Sunday night in Bedias, near the intersection of West and Cedar streets.

Updated: 10:00 AM It's Spring Break time. Students at A&M and Blinn are both starting their breaks this week. But while those students may be leaving for their break, a group of students from Wisconsin are coming to the area for theirs and it isn't all about fun.

Posted: 7:26 PM Spring break kicked off with a splash Saturday at Bryan's newest aquatic attraction.

Posted: 9:06 PM Authorities are still looking for the man responsible for Friday's day long manhunt. And they believe he is dangerous

Posted: 9:01 PM Army ROTC drill teams from around the world, showed off their skills Saturday at Reed Arena. Texas A&M's Corps of Cadets hosted the western region 2006 Army National Drill Championships.

Posted: 8:58 PM AUSTIN (AP) - Five friends looking forward to careers in medicine were on their way to a medical school conference when they were killed in a car crash.

Posted: 8:55 PM BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraqi police say an American aid worker taken hostage with three other peace activists was apparently tortured before he was shot and his body dumped in Baghdad.

Posted: 8:52 PM AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - One of history's biggest war crimes trials has ended abruptly, with the death of the man known as the "butcher of the Balkans."

Posted: 7:18 PM A manhunt in North Brazos County has been suspended with a suspect still on the loose. The search started Friday morning when a burglary was reported. The person believed responsible was actually sighted by an officer, but only briefly before he took to the woods on Fazzino Road near OSR.

Posted: 6:07 PM Law enforcement officers risk their lives in the line of duty every day. That risk is especially high when it comes to dealing with drug crimes such as meth labs.

Posted: 6:03 PM The suspect accused of stealing jewelry from Post Oak mall and assaulting an employee is in custody.

Updated: 10:50 AM One of President Bush's nephews is taking a public stand in his uncle's defense. PIerce Bush wrote a letter to the Houston Chronicle defending the President's decision to allow an Arab-based company to operate US ports.

Updated: 10:45 AM Former Enron chief financial officer Andrew Fastow could offer no record of converstaions with former CEO Jeff Skilling regarding fraudulent deals at Enron. This leaves jurors to decide whether or not to take the word of an admitted liar against Skilling.

Updated: 10:40 AM Flights were delayed at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport Thursday over a possible security breach.

Updated: 10:37 AM Andrea Yates' attorneys are asking an appeals court to stop the retrial in the drowning deaths of her children.