11-9-04 – Pottsboro police are looking for brazen burglars, who broke into the police station in broad daylight. Authorities say thousands of dollars in cash and illegal drugs were stolen...

11-8-04 – A semi accident backed up traffic for miles on I-35 in Carter County. Monday morning, 64 cows died when the trailer they were riding in became unhitched and flipped. Cattle spilled onto the roadway and backed up traffic for five miles.

11-8-04 - The assault on Fallujah is under way. US and allied forces are hitting the Iraqi city with warplanes and artillery. Troops seized several targets and Iraqi troops captured 38 insurgents. Iraq's prime minister OK'd an assault...

11-7-04 - Denison police are investigating a hit and run accident involving a child at Munson Park Sunday night. The five year old was pinned between two cars in the parking lot. She was taken by ambulance to Texoma Medical Center...

11-7-04- A Durant toddler is recovering Sunday after she was hit by a motorcycle at the Durant Mobile Home Park Saturday evening.

11-7-04- The Carter County Health Department has received a limited amount of flu vaccine for high-risk adults and an additional supply of vaccine for high-risk children.

11-6-04- A chase through Carter County ended Saturday evening when the suspect crashed his motorcycle on Lake Murray Drive near Highway 70 after a two mile, high-speed chase.

11-6-04- A Durant woman was killed in a deadly accident on Highway 91 in Bryan County just east of Colbert on Friday. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the victim is 28 year old Tera Kayleen Carpenter.

11-05-04 - The former home of a Love County Sheriff burned Friday afternoon, just six months after former Sheriff Marvin Wade passed away. It happened about 15 miles outside of Marietta, just west of highway 76.

11-5-04 - The Pottsboro High School was vandalized overnight. It appears to be the work of a student who hid inside the building after class. A custodian discovered the vandalism in the...

11-5-04 – A Texoma town is proud of their high school marching band. A group of 110 students played their hearts out at state competition recently and walked away with 6th place honors.

11-4-04 - A near escape at the Grayson County jail this week is bringing new attention to the results of overcrowding. Jailers were transporting 34-year-old Russell Noland Nelson from a Texarkana jail back to Grayson County for a hearing yesterday around 10:30 am.

11-4-04 - Durant firefighters found an odd sight in a charred mobile home this week – a single glass plate that had survived intense heat without any marks. The plate was a collector’s piece that told a visual story of the life of Jesus Christ.

11-4-04 - Two local counties have received fresh supplies of the flu vaccine meant for young children, as well as adult doses. The news comes as the nation still suffers from a severe under-supply of the vaccine.

11-4-04 - A Grayson County jury sentenced Daniel Williams, 54, from Sherman, to 30 years in prison this week for one count of Indecency with a Child by Exposure. He committed the crime 3 years ago in Pottsboro.

11-4-04 - President Bush says change in his second-term Cabinet is "inevitable." In a post-election news conference today, Bush said he hasn't yet made any decisions about changes to his White House staff or his Cabinet.

11-4-04 – A local preacher is in jail; accused of lewd acts with a child. Christopher Ragle, of Healdton, was arrested Tuesday. Ragle allegedly asked a 4-year-old to take off her clothes before he drew her outline.

11-4-04 – Voters in Oklahoma approved the education lottery during the general election by a 65% majority. Will Oklahomans will stop driving to Texas for lotto tickets...

11-4-04 – Voters in Bryan County have approved a measure that could attract well-known restaurants to the area. Sixty nine percent of voters approved liquor by the drink proposition Tuesday.

11-3-04 - In the race for the District Four Congressional seat in Texas, a long-time Democrat turned Republican wins re-election. Ralph Hall beat Democrat Jim Nickerson and Libertarian candidate Kevin Anderson.

11-3-04 - Former Republican Congressman Tom Coburn held on to Oklahoma's US Senate seat for Republicans. Coburn beat Democratic Congressman Brad Carson by a 53- to 41-percent margin.

11-2-04 – A Sherman teenager receives a stiff, 92 year sentence on drug charges in Grayson County. Authorities say Jokari Barnum had become a menace to police officers; committing a number of offenses over the past two years.

11-3-04 - Sen. John Kerry has called President Bush Wednesday morning to concede White House race. The phone call came after a long, tense night of vote counting and with Ohio's 20 electoral votes at stake.

11-1-04 - The Scabies outbreak at Sherman's Washington elementary school has doubled since late last week. As of Monday, 51 students and six adults have been diagnosed with the infectious skin disease.

11-1-04 - Deputies prevented the burial of a Bryan County man on Saturday, as two sides of his family fight for the right to choose his final resting place. 86-year-old Carl "Sonny" White passed away October 23rd after a long battle with cancer.