Posted: 7:48 PM You've all heard the saying "it's a tough job but somebody's got to do it." That's true of the clean up after Chilifest.

Updated: 10:09 AM Four Bryan men are behind bars after allegedly playing an illegal game of lets make a deal. Bryan Police Department's Directed Deployment team along with the Brazos County District Attorney's office conducted a drug sale sting operation last Friday.

Updated: 7:38 PM Texas A&M's Emergency Care Team and EMS received some training on how to handle large scale disasters Sunday.

Posted: 5:44 PM BOSTON (AP) - Freed hostage Jill Carroll says her captors forced her to make statements critical of the U-S, and she cooperated only because she felt threatened. In a statement released by the Christian Science Monitor, Carroll says she was being held by "criminals," and wanted to go home alive.

Posted: 5:44 PM AUSTIN (AP) - The top three candidates vying to unseat Governor Rick Perry took turns Saturday bashing the Republican to Texas teachers. Each pledged they could do a better job with education.

Updated: 5:45 PM This year's Chilifest may have broken records for attendance. The event wrapped up Saturday and organizers were more than pleased with the turnout.

Posted: 10:12 PM The Brazos Progressives took over the streets of downtown Bryan on Saturday.

Posted: 10:02 PM Expect delays Sunday morning on Highway 6 in College Station as police close northbound Highway 6 at Harvey Road. The closure is so police can continue their investigation of a fatal accident earlier this week.

Posted: 10:02 PM If you like the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, then you would have loved the acts who started off this year's Starlight Music Series.

Updated: 10:21 PM The Brazos Progressives took over the streets of downtown Bryan Saturday. The group held it's fourth annual Forward Fest on Main Street.

Posted: 9:08 PM A week after an alleged robbery and sexual assault, Walker County authorities are asking for the public's help.

Posted: 5:20 PM Chilifest is trying to change it's image. The almost completely non-profit event which kicks off today is on a five year plan, to transform the event from Beer Fest, to the biggest charity fundraiser in the Brazos Valley.

Updated: 5:29 PM A Brazos County jury has found Patience Cooks guilty of murder. The College Station woman was charged with the murder of her boyfriend Lorenzo Allen.

Posted: 1:14 PM The Research Valley Partnership is launching a 150- thousand dollar marketing campaign to attract more local passengers to Easterwood. The idea for the campaign stems in part from research that showed local residents believe the airport is expensive and flights from nearby cities like Houston are cheaper. But local officials say that's not usually the case.

Updated: 7:58 AM As the immigration reform debate continues to heat up, conservatives are blasting a bill being considered by the Senate.

Updated: 7:55 AM The FDA has granted the trial of a new drug, allowing testing to take place on unconscious patients.

Updated: 7:50 AM A new ordinance in Arlington is cracking down on ticket scalpers near the Texas Rangers' ballpark.

Updated: 7:48 AM Garland police are working to identify three teens who died when their car crashed and caught fire overnight.

Updated: 7:43 AM Firefighters in Amarillo have managed to control wildfires that burned more than a dozen homes.

Posted: 7:39 AM Texas A&M has made it into the Top 10 of a noted college review. It's the only public unversity in Texas to do so.

Updated: 4:57 PM The Texas A&M Health Science Center's Master of Health Administration degree joins elite national demonstration project.

Updated: 9:10 PM The man widely believed to be responsible for the modern Aggie Muster has died. Retired Army Col. Tom Dooley passed away after a long illness at the age of 92.

Posted: 9:42 PM Surfing the internet in downtown Bryan just got a little easier. A network has been set up in the downtown area that will allow wireless internet access.

Posted: 9:31 PM Residents along 29th Street voiced their opinions on the latest plans for road construction.

Updated: 9:51 AM A new ordinance dealing with unrelated roommates was the hot topic Tuesday at Bryan's city council meeting. And the police department wants to make it clear that while they'll enforce the law, they have concerns about it.