7-8-05 - A nine-year-old boy is recovering from wounds to his leg after a pit bull terrier bit him as the dog chased him and his brother down an Atoka street. The boy was treated for two puncture wounds.

7-8-05 - London's Metropolitan Police Commissioner says more than 50 people were killed by yesterday's bombings in London. At least 22 of the hundreds of people who were wounded are hospitalized in serious or critical condition.

7-8-05 - East Texas prosecutors wanted the death penalty for Johnny Lee Williams Junior for the abduction and murder of Tyler Wal-Mart clerk Megan LeAnn Holden.

7-7-05 - Amtrak says security is a little tighter on the nation's passenger rail trains, including the Heartland Flyer. Spokesman Cliff Black says most passengers probably won't realize there's anything out of the ordinary.

7-7-05 - Oklahomans will be playing the lottery soon. Today the Oklahoma Lottery Commission approved JP Morgan Chase as the lender for a $10 million line of credit it needs to start the state's lottery.

7-7-05 - Denison and Sherman libraries charge a yearly fee to those who don't live in their city limits. And now, other Grayson County libraries are afraid they may have to start doing the same thing.

7-7-05 - A monument to the troops who died in Vietnam will be in Denison later this month. The Traveling Vietnam Wall, with the names of 50,000 Americans who lost their lives, will be on display...

7-7-05 - Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff confirms that the terror alert is being raised to code-orange, or high, for mass transit systems. The decision follows today's deadly subway and bus bombings in London.

7-7-04 - Small businesses struggle to survive and starting up from scratch can pose a whole new set of challenges, but a developing resource could help entrepreneurs in North Texas on their way.

7-7-05 - A senior police official says there are a "number of fatalities" at one London subway station after today's series of explosions that hit the city's trains and buses. Tony Blair says the half dozen blasts were clearly a series of terrorist attacks.

6-6-05 – Sherman attorney Roger Sanders spent ten days in Iraq as a member of a Christian Peacemaker Team in late May. While there, Roger spread the word of peace while seeing first hand what life is like in Iraq.

7-6-05 - Hundreds of local veterans count on transportation provided by the Bonham and Dallas VA hospitals to get to their appointments. But that convenience will be ending for some of them.

7-6-05 - A makeover could be coming for Lake Murray State Park, if the Ardmore Development Authority has their way. The A.D.A is hoping to replace the old state lodge with a new hotel and resort.

7-6-05 - A doublewide mobile home burned in Denison this afternoon. One firefighter ended up in the hospital. It happened in the 4400 block of Fannin Road around 1:30. It happened in the 4400 block of...

7-6-05 - Texas Rangers pitcher Kenny Rogers apologized for his tirade against two TV cameramen. The appearance today in Arlington is the 40-year-old left-hander's first since the June 29th incident.

7-6-05 - An antique is missing from a popular historical museum in Ardmore. Yesterday morning officials at the Greater Southwest Historical museum discovered an 1888 antique revolver wasn't in one of the exhibits.

7-6-05 - Some street flooding and scattered power outages have been reported along the Gulf Coast from Tropical Storm Cindy. But most people in Cindy's path have taken the storm in stride.

7-6-05 – Sherman Police evacuated an area around the 1000 block of Travis Street after an explosion was heard Wednesday morning.The natural gas explosion forced the evacuation of one building...

7-6-05 - The Summer Olympics are heading to London. The city beat out Paris in the final round of voting in Singapore. New York was also vying to host the games, but was knocked out of the running in the second round of voting.

7-6-05 - A Sherman man is accused of causing the death of a 20-month-old girl on Tuesday. 20-year-old Patrick Earl Mosley called 911 at 4:30pm, saying that the toddler was not breathing...

7-5-05 - People in Sherman craving a six-pack will be able to stay in town to buy their drinks by the end of the summer. The city voted to go "wet" in May, but red tape has kept convenience stores from selling.

7-5-05 - If you want to travel into space, and have an extra $300,000 lying around, an Oklahoma-based company has just the ticket. Rocketplane will offer sub-orbital spacecraft flights to tourists by 2007.

7-5-05 - A Celina football star is facing some serious charges after three teenage girls claim he exposed himself to them outside a restaurant. Alan Jones faces charges of indecent exposure.

7-5-05 - Two teenagers from Edmond were taken to the hospital after an accident on Highway 70 and Hoxbar. Police say the teens were traveling west on the highway, when they hydroplaned into the center median...

7-5-05 – The Fire Marshall has been called to investigate a blaze at a Bryan County farmhouse Tuesday morning. The call for help went out around 7:00 a.m. Firefighters believe lightning may be to blame...