6-28-05 – A close call in Bryan County late Monday night after a car drove off the Denison Dam, near the east Burns Run Area. The call for help went out around 9 p.m. By the time rescuers arrived...

06-27-05 - Oil prices have reached another milestone, settling above $60 a barrel for the first time. Analysts say the market's latest jump into the record books reflects concerns about strong demand for oil and potential supply problems.

6-27-05 - A 23-year-old murder case in Ada with decades of twists and turns has almost reached its final chapter. But defense attorneys for Glen Gore have requested evidence from the scene of the murder be re-examined for DNA.

6-27-05 - A fire broke out at the corner of Pecan and Lee Street near the Presco building. Firefighters received a call around 3:30 this afternoon that an old refrigeration unit in the industrial area was on fire.

6-27-05 - The US Supreme Court has ruled Ten Commandments displays are not allowed in Kentucky courthouses, but the display is constitutionally permissilbe on the grounds of the Texas capitol.

6-27-05 – Building better lives, one home at a time is the mission for Habitat for Humanity volunteers and for the first time, they are building a home in Fannin County. Construction on Christie Given’s new home is underway in Bonham.

6-27-05 – A car crash in Marshall County claimed the life of a five year old boy Sunday night. The accident occurred at 9:00 p.m. on State Highway 32; two miles west of Kingston. Others were hurt when two cars collided...

6-26-05 - With July 4th just around the corner, the nation celebrates not only its freedom but also offers thanks to those who help make the country free. This weekend in Burleson, Texas, crowds gathered to honor...

6-26-05 - The so-called 'I-35 corridor robber' is admitting to police he committed at least two of the 15 robberies up and down the I-35 corridor over the past several months.

6-25-05 - More than 200 veterans gathered at Perrin Field in Denison for a very special reunion Saturday. The veterans returned to Perrin to honor Kenneth Hayes, a Korean War veteran, and founder of the Perrin Museum.

6-25-05 - An accident at the intersection of FM 1417 and Washington Saturday afternoon has police trying to figure out what went wrong. Both drivers claimed they had green lights as they wrecked.

6-26-05 - A Pittsburg County man is being held without bond in connection with the shooting death of a McAlester man. Pittsburg County Undersheriff Richard Sexton says 46-year-old Sidney Jackson is being held on complaints of first-degree murder....

6-25-05 - A hard rain on the night three New Jersey boys went missing may have hampered searchers looking for them. The boys were found dead in the trunk of a car last night -- in the same yard where they were last seen.

6-24-05 - Lottery officials admitted today that they knew ticket sales would not cover an advertised $8million Lotto Texas jackpot this month, saying they used the higher number to keep players interested in the game.

6-24-05 - Oklahoma’s Strongest Man competition is coming up and a local champ will test his limits. Whit Baskin of Durant holds a world record but is now working on a comeback after a devastating car crash.

6-23-05 – Operating since 1984, the Red River Bit Company in Howe may be forced to shut down due to a zoning controversy. The city council voted down a proposal for a zoning change.

6-23-05 - Burglars have hit 3 Gainesville churches in 4 days and police believe all of them are likely connected. Thieves have caused thousands of dollars in damages - worth more than the cash they stole.

6-23-05 - The new age of technology is leading to a new age of drug use. Your kids may be getting high thanks to your family's computer. The can says it's safe for the ozone, but what many parents don't know...

6-23-05 - One of Texoma's most notorious killers had his death sentence commuted this week to a life term. Anzel Jones was a juvenile when he killed a Paris woman, and a Supreme Court ruling could...

6-23-05 - Marietta may have a short-term solution to its lack of a grocery store. A committee of city leaders and local churches worked out a plan today to bus senior citizens and the disabled to Ardmore for grocery shopping.

6-23-05 - A Duncan man died in a head-on accident in eastern Carter County Thursday morning. Troopers say Vernon R. Jordan veered left of center on state highway 74 and hit a westbound dump truck.

6-23-05 - Seconds count when a child disappears or is kidnapped - but now a new system could not only save time, but save lives. The Chickasaw Nation has helped institute a system where thousands of...

6-23-05 - Fireworks go on sale tomorrow in Texas and with Oklahoma already selling, police departments are reminding folks to be aware of local laws. In some cities, even possessing fireworks is illegal.

6-22-05 – Spur 503 will have the honor of being the first ever band to take the stage at Toby Keith’s new restaurant “I Love This Bar” in Oklahoma City. The band will take the stage at 10 PM Saturday night.

6-24-05 – Services for the toddler that fell from a truck in Sherman Monday night have been set. Jose Angel Lopez Jr. was pronounced dead at 3:45 p.m. Wednesday at Children’s Hospital in Dallas.