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...

3-3-05 - The Chickasaw Nation is calling their new police department a success after just a few short months on the job. The Chickasaw Lighthorse Police Department began late last year, but has already...

3-3-05 - Authorities in Murray County say they caught two people red-handed with large counterfeit bills. William Pottorff and Michelle Roberts of Wichita, Kansas were busted at the Turner Falls Inn...

3-3-05 – Police are looking for a suspect who may be connected to at least six break-ins in Ardmore. Authorities are concerned the man may get more violent...

3-4-05 – Doctors and friends testified Thursday in the capital murder trial of Andre Thomas. Written testimony from a doctor who treated Thomas after the murders described him as unusually calm, but wanting to live.

3-3-05 – A staggering number of children in Texas are obese. Lawmakers are now working on measures to keep kids healthy, especially in school, where up to 35% could be obese.

3-2-05 - Poker, especially a form of the game called Texas Hold 'em, is sweeping the nation as well as Texoma. But just how legal is this new rage? No longer in smoky back rooms, poker is the new rage.

3-2-05 - The former Wapanucka police chief faces three criminal charges for crimes committed while he was on the job. Johnston County prosecutors filed the charges against John Bynum today...

3-02-05 – While looking for holding tanks, officials at Lake Bonham found the source that has been polluting the lake’s water. Three small lines connecting to one main sewer line were discovered...

3-2-05 - A local coach seriously injured in a horse riding accident last month is doing better. Ringling coach Rick Gandy broke his neck and has suffered paralysis from the neck down ever since.

03-03-05 – The prosecution attacked Andre Thomas’ insanity defense with a two hour long cross-examination of the doctor who was on the stand for most of Tuesday. The doctor was appointed by the state to examine Thomas.

03-02-05 – Fannin County authorities are on the lookout for two men who robbed an elderly woman in her home Wednesday morning. The two men entered the home on highway 78 in Boyd claiming to be repair workers.

3-2-05 – A candidate, running for mayor, may be one of the youngest in Sherman’s history. Grayson County College student, Will Blackburn, says he wants to run the city...

3-2-05 - The question of whether a Ten Commandments display on the Texas Capitol grounds goes before the US Supreme Court. Opponents say the monument is an unconstitutional endorsement of religion.

3-1-05 - A man who escaped from an arraignment at the Fannin County courthouse didn’t stay free for long. Authorities captured Tedmy Ellis Tuesday night, just a few hours after he slipped away.

03-01-05 - A psychiatrist for the prosecution was called to the stand Tuesday morning to testify for the defense. The doctor spoke of Thomas' suicide attempts, delusions, and strange beliefs that match up with previous testimony.

3-1-05 - The US Supreme Court says the death penalty is unconstitutionally cruel for juvenile killers. That means Anzel Jones could someday be paroled for a Paris murder 10 years ago.

3-1-05 – Sherman police and the Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services are investigating allegations that a Sherman mother threatened to behead her own children.

3-1-05 - Denton County Sheriff's Deputies found nothing after searching 162 acres of land directly near the property of Charles Stobaugh. They were looking for the body of his wife, who has been missing since Dec. 29.

2-28-05 - Five months after pipe bombs rocked downtown Sherman, the two men behind the bombs have pled guilty. Federal authorities say Ed Kosanke and Chris Jones built the bombs for fun...

02-28-05 – A proposed law from Ardmore’s Gregg Piatt would give Oklahomans a tax-free week beginning the first Monday in August. Texas already has a tax-free weekend, and it always brings a large amount

02-28-05 – Courtroom security concerns are coming to light all across the country after last weeks deadly shootings in Tyler. Grayson County has been working for two years on a plan that would revamp security in the courtroom.

2-28-05 - Fire broke out inside a Durant industry on Monday afternoon, forcing firefighters to shut down an area around the Southwest Pickling Plant due to hazardous material concerns. The fire began around...