1-30-05- Pauls Valley police continue to investigate the discovery of a body in Rush Creek Saturday. A 46 year old Pauls Valley man was pulled from the creek after a group of boys discovered it under a bridge near a shopping center.

1-29-05- It has been four years to the day since 18-year-old Jeffrey Ben disappeared without a trace from Pushmataha County. On the anniversary of his disappearance, family and friends held...

1-29-05- An embassy official says two Americans have been killed in an attack on the US Embassy compound in Baghdad. The official, who asked not to be identified, says a rocket hit close to the building, which is located in the city's heavily fortified Green Zone.

01-28-05 – While several longtime businesses on Ardmore’s Main Street have shut their doors in the past months, authorities say they expect a boom in the future.

01-28-05 – Students from Austin College’s Habitat for Humanity are giving the home of a Sherman family a makeover. A surprise awaits Steve and Sandy Cobb, who will return from Russia next week....

1-28-05 - Two women were rescued from a Sherman home as carbon monoxide gas reached toxic levels inside the home. One of the women called 911 Friday afternoon, complaining of flu-like symptoms.

1-28-05 – Students in Silo stood out in the cold rain for two hours Friday morning in protest to the resignation of Superintendent Wendell Peoples. Peoples reached a mutual agreement with the school board to resign.

01-28-05 - Procter & Gamble Co., the leading U.S. maker of household products whose brands include Crest, Pampers, Tide and Charmin, is buying the razor and battery maker Gillette Co. for $57 billion.

1-28-05 – Two Thackerville police officers are back on duty, a week after their suspensions were announced. Still, questions over Mayor Gary Reed's initial decision remain unanswered...

1-27-05 - Ford is recalling nearly 800,000 pickups and sport utility vehicles. The automaker says the cruise control switch could short circuit and cause a fire under the hood. The recall affects...

1-27-05 – A citizen’s tip helped bust a burglary ring in Tishomingo. Dusty Kemp, Raymond Lee Hesbrook and Jeffery Wisinger all are facing charges for seven separate burglaries in the area.

1-27-05 – Power along five streets in Durant was lost for two hours, after a cable at an OG&E substation went down. Nearly 300 customers were effected by the outage that cost businesses several dollars in profits.

1-27-05 – Barbara Brookshire of Sherman was diagnosed with breast cancer just after Thanksgiving and medical bills are piling up. But Thursday night, Cutters is holding a benefit concert that will help raise that money.

1-26-05 - The maker of a documentary movie about a north Texas football powerhouse is hoping to draw attention away from a hot Hollywood movie. Power, Passion and Glory was filmed during...

1-26-05 – As the country mourns the loss of an American icon, a local man remembers his encounter with Johnny Carson and The Tonight Show. Gene Rader of Paris played in 14 movies....

1-26-05 - Oklahoma Senators Jim Inhofe and Tom Coburn joined the majority today as the Senate overwhelmingly confirmed Condoleezza Rice as secretary of state.

1-27-05 – A plea offer is no longer on the table for the semi-truck driver charged with manslaughter in the deaths of ten people on US 75 in Sherman. It would have given Jozwiak ten years in prison for the ten lives lost.

1-27-05 - Fire crews in Glendale, California, plan to go through the wreckage of two commuter trains, searching for one person still missing in the debris. Prosecutors plan to file multiple murder charges...

1-26-05 - President Bush held the first news conference of his second term Wednesday morning. The President expanded on themes from his inaugural address such as social security reform and terrorism.

1-27-05 - A 22-year-old Marine from the Hill Country town of Canyon Lake was among the 31 service members killed in a helicopter crash in western Iraq. Lance Corporal Tony Hernandez was the crew chief...

1-26-05 – New road signs in Grayson County may mean some residents can breathe easier. TEX-DOT is installing 1100 signs on all state-maintained highways and farm-to-market roads...

01-25-05 – Eleven rifles, stolen from Missouri, have surfaced in Ardmore. Police recovered the guns as well as two 100-year-old violins from a pawn shop, where a thief was trying to sell them.

1-25-05 – This year, Ardmore High School students have been learning from wireless mobile notebooks. The notebooks go from classroom to classroom helping students and teachers track their progress.

1-25-05 - "The Aviator" has picked up a leading eleven Oscar nominations, including best picture. "Finding Neverland" and "Million Dollar Baby" have seven nominations apiece, including best picture.

1-25-05 – Police say two teenagers are behind 25-35 burglaries in Pottsboro and Grayson County. The crimes were all committed overnight Tuesday. The 18-year-old suspects are in custody.