Updated: 9:33 PM 7-23-05 - The countdown has begun. NASA is now officially counting down the days and hours until the scheduled Tuesday morning launch of the space shuttle Discovery. But they haven't gotten to the bottom of the fuel-gauge problem that scrubbed the July 13th launch.

Updated: 9:36 PM 7-22-05 - The Mega Millions jackpot for Friday night was an estimated $170 million for the Friday, July 22 drawing. 9 tickets came within just one number of hitting the jackpot on Tuesday.

Updated: 8:57 PM 7-22-05 - An apartment complex in Paris, Texas burned down just after midnight. It destroyed three of the four buildings at the One Oak Place Apartments. By midnight, the roof was completely engulfed in flames.

Updated: 10:55 PM 7-24-05 - Texomans didn't seem to want to part with the Vietnam Wall Experience Sunday evening. The closing ceremonies at the Wall were full of emotion and patriotism.

Updated: 8:54 PM 7-22-05 - OSBI agents arrested the father of a 9-week-old girl for severely shaking that child. Agents arrested 20-year-old Justin Wayne Brese at a family member’s home in Boswell Friday afternoon.

Updated: 3:07 PM 7-22-05 – Texas Rangers and Cooke County Sheriff’s Deputies are investigating a gruesome discovery. The body of a young woman was found, burning one mile east of Muenster on the south side of Highway 82.

Updated: 9:58 AM 7-22-05 - Atoka County prosecutors say the FBI is investigating allegations a Texas construction company forged surety bonds and stole county money. B-3 Detention Solutions began work on a new County jail this year.

Updated: 9:46 AM 7-22-05 – Every day, scam artists prey on the innocent. In Texoma, their victims are often seniors. But a program that focuses on helping people eat is also the driving force to protect them from fraud.

Updated: 9:39 AM 7-22-05 - London's police chief says today's shooting in a subway station -- in which a man was killed by police -- is "directly linked" to what he calls the "ongoing and expanding anti-terrorist operation."

Updated: 9:36 PM 7-21-05 - Governor Brad Henry says a spirit of cooperation is most important in Oklahoma's business environment. The governor delivered his state of the state address to a group of business leaders.

Updated: 9:33 PM 7-21-05 - House and Senate negotiators are still at odds over how to divide billions of federal dollars in highway money among the states. Republican Senator Jim Inhofe says the negotiators are close to making a decision but still need more time.

Updated: 1:55 PM 7-21-05 - Children left in hot cars – a deadly mistake that's claimed 17 lives nationwide this summer already. The latest happened on Monday in Durant. But one local woman is hoping to give all drivers a reminder.

Updated: 9:26 PM 7-21-05 - Some southern Oklahoma Boy Scouts loaded up on a bus and headed to The National Scout Jamboree. 36 Scouts from Troop 1735, along with four adults, are making the journey. The jamboree is in Virginia but they plan to stop along the way.

Updated: 8:51 PM 7-21-05 - Two house fires in one week is powerful proof of the destructive force of lightning. Homes in Ardmore and Sherman burned, but experts say lightning rods could have saved them.

Updated: 10:19 PM 7-21-05 - Ardmore police are trying to solve a string of car burglaries as well as two church break-ins, all on the same night. Thieves hit 15 cars Wednesday night in the parking lots of two hotels.

Updated: 1:32 PM 7-21-05 – A Sherman man had to be flown to the hospital after he drove his car off a bridge on Mayes Road in Grayson County Thursday morning. Nearby residents heard the crash and called 911...

Updated: 8:53 AM 7-21-05 – A meth lab bust in Grayson County lands two men in jail. Narcotics officers caught the suspects cooking meth in the kitchen of a Friendship Road home. This is the third bust in less than a week...

Updated: 4:20 PM 7-21-05 - British police now say no one was hurt in today's attacks on London subways and a bus. Officials say one person suffered an asthma attack during the coordinated lunch-hour blasts.

Updated: 10:30 PM 6-20-05 AUSTIN (AP) - Governor Rick Perry has called lawmakers back for another special session starting tomorrow because they haven't been able to finalize an agreement on a school funding plan.

Updated: 12:40 AM 7-20-05 - Folks in one Ardmore neighborhood aren't happy about some potential neighbors. They're signing a petition to keep Alcoholics Anonymous from meeting in a house near 8th and Douglas...

Updated: 9:18 PM 7-20-05 - Storms that rolled through Texoma on Monday brought plenty of lightning along with the rain, but one strike killed five horses near Ardmore on Springdale Road. The rancher made the discovery.

Updated: 8:18 PM 7-20-05 - The babysitter convicted of killing a little girl years ago in Gainesville tried take her own life twice recently. Kim Stevens is now on intense suicide watch in the Cooke County Jail.

Updated: 9:44 PM 7-20-05 - A five-car pile-up on US highway 75 in Sherman may have been caused by two cars racing. The driver who is accused of being part of that actually took off, only to be caught moments later.

Updated: 5:43 PM 7-20-05 - Arson, vandalism, and burglary all hit the campus of Gainesville High School in one night, but the teenagers who did it were caught on tape. A storage building for the Electric Red Dance Team was...

Updated: 4:06 PM The son of Oklahoma native and well-known oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens faces charges of securities fraud and of growing marijuana after his arrest in Nocona on Saturday.