8-25-05 - Two Oklahoma men are lucky to be alive after they were thrown from a boat on Lake Murray Wednesday afternoon at 3:30pm. The owner of the boat, 66-year-old James Hinkle of Lehigh ...

08-24-05 - A Callisburg student was killed this morning as he drove to school. 17-year-old Taylor Adams was driving his brother from Lake Kiowa to Callisburg when he pulled out in front of an on-coming semi-truck.

8-24-05 - Republican Gov. Rick Perry on Wednesday named attorney Don Willett, who played a key role in helping President Bush set up his faith-based government programs, to the Texas Supreme Court.

8-24-05 - Nearly 600 white wooden crosses in perfectly straight rows stretch nearly a third of a mile down the narrow road leading to President Bush's ranch, a sea of names in the grassy ditch beside...

8-24-05 - A federal judge has found the state in violation of an agreement meant to improve health care access for Medicaid-eligible children and young adults. Following a class-action lawsuit by San Antonio ...

8-24-05 - A military intelligence interrogator was sentenced Tuesday to two months in prison for abusing an Afghan detainee who later died. Spc. Glendale C. Walls II pleaded guilty earlier Tuesday to ...

8-24-05 - The commission considering military base closures voted Wednesday to realign the Red River Army Depot in East Texas instead of closing it as recommended by the Pentagon. The Base Closure and ...

8-24-05 - Annette Dake expected she was going to film a morning school assembly when she walked into the gymnasium of Bridge Creek Elementary School here. Dake had no idea Tuesday's event was ...

8-23-05 – As gas prices go up, the cost of going out to eat may also increase. Restaurants are paying more for food and supplies because distributors are paying more to ship the products...

8-23-05 - New traffic and criminal laws go into effect on September 1 in Texas. The following contains an abridged list of some of the changes that could effect you and your family starting next week.

8-23-05 - Senator Jay Paul Gumm, D-Durant, received the Oklahoma Rifle Association's 2005 Legislator of the Year award at the Oklahoma Rifle Association (ORA) annual banquet Saturday.

8-23-05 - A fire at an Antlers convenience store has officially been labeled the work of an arsonist. Volunteer firefighters responded to the handy shop on Main Street early Sunday morning...

8-23-05 - Some consider stealing street signs a practical joke, but authorities in Bryan County are hoping the consequences will make people think twice before stealing them again. Thanks to a tip from...

8-23-05 - State park officials are considering selling one-sixth of the flagship Big Bend Ranch State Park, the Austin American-Statesman reported Tuesday. Texas Parks and Wildlife commissioners...

8-23-05 - Police continue to search for an armed robbery suspect in Ardmore on Tuesday. Just after Midnight, a man walked into the Dominos Pizza Restaurant on North Commerce. He held up a gun and ...

8-23-05 - New laws in Texas could change how you take care of a ticket. Starting September 1, a judge will require any driver under the age of 25 convicted of a moving violation to take a driving safety course.

8-23-05 - Declines in international student enrollment appear to be easing off at Oklahoma universities. International student enrollment began falling in the United States after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

8-23-05 - A 21-year-old Fort Worth man was sentenced Monday to six years in prison for his involvement in a high-speed chase that led to the death of a River Oaks police officer. Andrew Loyd Grams ...

8-23-05 - Relentless gas prices hurt us at the pump, but the effects spread into local government as well. Grayson County commissioners will host an auction Thursday, hoping it will pad the fuel budget for next year.

8-23-05 - U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee visited the anti-war inspired "Camp Casey" near President Bush's ranch on Monday, lending support and words of encouragement to several families whose loved ones died...

8-23-05 - A University of Texas student charged with murder shot his victim before buying a hacksaw and mutilating her body with it, according to court documents filed Monday. Colton Aaron Pitonyak, 22, has been charged with intentional murder of ...

8-23-05 - Assigning additional officers to keep an eye out for excessive alcohol consumption by students the weekend before classes start appears to have paid off for Stillwater police who broke up six ...

8-22-05 - Sherman voters will make a $77 million decision next month. The Sherman ISD is proposing their largest school bond ever to build two new elementary schools and make additions and ...

8-22-05 - A KXII viewer alerted authorities to the presence of two dangerous escapees in Johnston County Saturday night. Two days later the Sheriff says a jailer's mistake led to the short-lived escape.

8-22-05 - Grayson County taxpayers won't have to pay for as much of the cost for the Andre Thomas trial. The county was awarded a $100,000 grant to offset the costs of the capital murder trial.