3-10-05 - Static electricity sparked a gas fire on Tuesday that burned the arms and hands of an Ardmore man. It happened at a gas station while Dearl Cathey was filling up his truck. As he went to remove...

3-10-05 – Drivers are facing several new restrictions when it comes to talking on a cell phone while driving. The Texas House is considering three bills...

3-9-05 – A symbol of honor for more than eight decades is revived for military families today. The blue star banners are re-surfacing and recognizing sons and daughters fighting terrorism.

03-08-05 – A man pulled a gun in the emergency room of Mercy Memorial Hospital around 3pm Tuesday afternoon. Daniel Pope II of Marietta held a doctor hostage after he did not help a friend of Pope’s immediately.

03-9-05 – A dispute between a husband and wife in Marshall County turned deadly. Authorities say 61 year old Billy Don Bean shot his wife, Patricia at their home Tuesday afternoon.

03-08-05 - WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush is hailing recent moves toward democracy in the Middle East -- declaring, "Suddenly the thaw has begun." He says events there make clear that tyranny is "the last gasp of a discredited past."

3-8-05 - Former President Clinton will return to the operating room to have scar tissue removed from around his heart. His office says the risk is low, but Clinton will remain in the hospital three to ten days afterwards.

3-8-05 – Gasoline prices are on the rise, increasing by nearly seven cents a gallon in two weeks. Analysts say prices will climb higher in the coming weeks and months, peaking at $2.25 a gallon by the 4th of July.

03-07-05 – The wet/dry issue in Sherman will be the May ballot after enough people signed petitions. The future sale of alcohol could mean a boost in economic development. If Sherman goes wet, it will keep sales tax dollars within city limits.

03-07-05 - Andre Thomas showed no emotion Monday morning as the jury in his capital murder trial returned a verdict of guilty. Prosecutors say they are pleased with the verdict...

3-7-05 – Local educators say they are against a new bill up for debate in the Texas Legislature. House Bill Two would change how school districts in the state spend money...

3-7-05 – A prison escapee was taken back into custody early Monday morning. Terry Haigler escaped from the McLeod Correctional Facility in Atoka County Friday night.

3-6-05- A man making breakfast at his Gunter home found himself lucky to escape with his life when a fire on the stove got out of control and the home burned to the ground.

3-6-05- A 22 year old Davis man and his fiance were killed in an accident Saturday night in Ardmore. It happened around 11:00 p.m. on Veteran Blvd., just west of I-35.

3-6-05- Fire officials are investigating a mysterious fire at a Denison home Saturday that took the life of an elderly woman. Investigators say the fire probably started with the woman's oxygen tank.

3-5-05- A 14 year old Clarita boy is dead after an ATV accident Saturday near Tupelo in Coal County. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says Salvador Douglas Ramos was dead at the scene of the crash about 10:30 a.m.

3-4-05 - A Texas businessman is coming to the rescue of American soldiers, with a simple invention. Known as the Cooper Sling Gunner Seat, its not only making GI's more comfortable, but safer as well.

3-4-05 - A 15-year veteran of the Sherman Police Department resigned on Friday – amid an FBI investigation into the possession of child pornography. Lt. Todd Smithers was put on paid leave on...

3-4-05 - Spring enrollment at Oklahoma colleges and universities is at a record high. Enrollment rose by 1.1 percent, an increase of 1,865 students. Regional universities saw the largest increase.

03-04-05 – Closing arguments in the Andre Thomas trial from both sides took an hour and a half, meaning jury deliberations will have to wait until Monday. Tears were in the eyes of several people in the courtroom as the arguments were made.

3-4-05 – Bond is set at six thousand dollars for a former police chief charged with committing serious crimes on the job. John Bynum surrendered to authorities Friday morning...

3-4-05 – Volunteer firefighters in Oklahoma are hoping for some financial aide in the form of tax breaks. A proposed bill in the legislature would grant volunteer firefighters a tax exemption...

03-04-05 - Martha Stewart staged a tightly choreographed and low-key return home from prison early Friday, arriving at the $16 million New York estate where she will remain under the watch of federal authorities...

3-4-05 - An elderly female Wal-Mart greeter in Pasadena, Texas was punched in the face recently, but police are hoping a surveillance tape will lead them to the attacker. 68-year-old Shirley Barker was...

3-3-05 - Oklahomans could soon have another option for marriage – a covenant marriage, which makes divorce a much tougher option. Lawmakers have already pushed the bill through the House, hoping...