Updated: 9:38 PM Texas lawmakers are back home, but they're far from being done. Despite being one of the priority issues, lawmakers were unable to come up with a fix for school finance.

Updated: 9:58 PM Another deadly accident at a dangerous Bryan Intersection at Villa Maria and FM 47. Sunday afternoon, a three year old was ejected from the vehicle. Investigators believe the car seat may have been improperly installed. Trooper Eddie Carmon, says unfortunately, this is not out of the ordinary.

Updated: 2:34 PM Several local patriotic groups gathered on Memorial Day to leave a special marker on the graves of men and women who've died serving the United States. For some members, each gravesite brought back special memories.

Updated: 2:34 PM Messina Hof has a wine for every event, every occasion in a person's life. But now the winery is celebrating its own milestone.

Updated: 11:56 PM The James Larry Kiestler Brazos County Chapter of Veterans for Peace held a vigil on the eve of Memorial Day to remember fallen soldiers.

Updated: 4:20 PM A three year old boy was killed after a car pulled out in front of the family's minivan at the corner of Highway 47 and Villa Maria.

Updated: 1:17 PM A man tried to rob a Bryan bookstore around noon Saturday, but gave up after a clerk fought back with a baseball bat.

Updated: 1:26 PM People in the northern part of the Brazos Valley had to deal with wind, rain, a reported tornado and lots of lightning Saturday.

Updated: 2:00 PM Around 120,000 cars passed through Overlook Park at Lake Somerville last year. It's a popular attraction, especially on holiday weekends. But where government budgeting may threaten to close the park, a neighbor could keep the gates open.

Updated: 5:47 PM A stalemate on school funding legislation squashed any remaining hope Saturday that lawmakers can reach a deal this session. With less than three days left, lawmakers needed an extraordinary series of events to successfully change the way Texans pay taxes to fund public schools.

Updated: 10:47 AM A milestone was reached this morning for one of the area's hardest working organizations. Habitat for Humanity held a wall raising ceremony for their 100th home in the twin cities.

Updated: 10:38 AM Eighteen years is a long time. A lot of things can -- and do -- happen. For local high school graduates, a lot has changed since they were born, but as they receive their diplomas, it's what hasn't changed that might matter most.

Updated: 8:54 PM A tragic footnote to a fatal car crash in Brenham Thursday. It was the second time for two siblings to witness a parent's death in a auto accident.

Updated: 8:43 PM Rumors of a Bryan business closing are premature. But it could be moving.

Updated: 10:00 AM Until now it's been up to you to go online and track sex offenders who move in and out of your neighborhood. One company hopes to make that easier for concerned citizens.

Updated: 4:44 PM If you're in town this weekend, there are several closings coming up. Both Bryan and College Station city offices will be closed on Monday, as will the Brazos County Courthouse, all libraries and post offices.

Updated: 9:53 AM If you have travel plans this memorial day weekend, get ready for some company on the road and in the air. AAA predicts one of the busiest travel weekends across the country.

Updated: 10:37 AM How big will be it be and how much will it cost? Those are the questions facing College Station's city council after another look at the proposed City Center. And the council members will continue pondering for the next month.

Updated: 10:36 AM The same week one coach is fired, two others get pay raises. Football Coach Dennis Franchione and Basketball Coach Billy Gillispie are getting an extra $300,000 a year thanks to the board of regents.

Updated: 1:31 PM Bryan and College Station school kids are saying goodbye to the classroom and hello to summer. It's the last day of school for many students, but for others this summer will mean back to the books.

Updated: 5:41 PM With only a few more days left of school, Huntsville ISD could be facing at least two more cases of meningitis. This comes on the heels of a meningitis case in a Mance Park Middle School student earlier this week.

Updated: 4:07 PM A Robertson County grand jury got its first look at evidence in the case of a former Bremond Superintendent accused of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from the school.

Updated: 9:10 PM He coached the Aggies on the gridiron, and now he'll represent them as a board member. Gene Stallings is well known for his coaching ability, but now he and a former classmate will be working for their alma mater.

Updated: 1:31 PM The area known as Downtown Bryan may be dramatically changing shape soon. Over the last four years, city council has expanded the area and offered businesses a helping hand through its Downtown Improvement Program. Now the city is considering reaching out to another part of the community.

Updated: 1:31 PM Bryan/College Station is no Dallas or Houston when it comes to traffic. But more residents are getting stuck between bumpers ... and both cities are trying to play catch up.