10-21-04 - A Southern Oklahoma football coach won’t be on the sidelines at Thursday night’s big game. However, he will cheer his team on from the stands.

10-20-04 - A trailer manufacturing business in Madill is cleaning up after fire destroyed one of its buildings. The fire at CM Trailers on highway 199 started early Wednesday morning inside a building used for customizing and finishing trailers.

10-20-04 - A truck driver was killed Tuesday night when his tractor-trailer ran off the Blue River Bridge on highway 69 in Bryan County. Authorities say he somehow lost control of the rig...

10-19-04 - A Bryan County inmate who escaped from the courthouse Tuesday afternoon was recaptured in Coal County just after 6:30pm. 38-year-old William Newell assaulted an FBI agent and stole his vehicle.

10-21-04 - Police have released new details in an officer shooting and standoff in downtown Sherman. Sherman police say the parents of Charles Anthony Owen warned him that officers were coming to arrest him.

10-19-04 – With most districts unable to vaccinate their employees, school officials are making sure they are ready for flu-related absences. They fear a rash of teacher and student absenteeism could force schools to shut down.

10-19-04 – Many voters headed to the polls on Monday as early voting began for the November Second elections. Texans can vote early in person for two weeks until October 29th. Early voting in Oklahoma begins the 29th...

10-18-04 - The military investigation into a reserve unit that refused orders last week in Iraq involves a soldier from Marietta. Brigadier General James Chambers oversees 15,000 soldiers.

10-18-04 - Oklahoma game wardens conducted a massive crackdown on illegal hunting this past weekend. The arrested 12 people and wrote 44 citations – in most cases, the poachers were spotlighting deer.

10-18-04 - Election Day is a little over two weeks away, and the race for the White House remains an extremely tight battle. Over the weekend, a series of polls either made the race a dead heat, or narrowly tilted in President Bush's favor...

10-18-04 – A Denison man was taken to a Dallas hospital by helicopter Sunday evening after he was thrown from his truck, then hit by another car on highway 75 in Denison. Witnesses say a tire blew out...

10-18-04 – A Van Alstyne man is recovering at a Dallas hospital after a shooting Sunday afternoon. The victim’s girlfriend is in the Grayson County jail; charged with aggravated assault.

10-16-04- A Durant man held police at bay for three hours Saturday night when they responded to a domestic disturbance at a home on 2nd Street. Police say the man came at an officer with an ax and caused a three hour stand-off with authorities around 5:30 p.m.

10-16-04- For some teenage vandals in Ardmore, the punishment fit he crime Saturday afternoon. After vandalizing several homes built by Habitat for Humanity volunteers, the teenagers picked up hammers and nails and helped volunteers rebuild.

10-15-04 - The state of Texas is trying to give away more than $80 million this weekend. The Texas Comptroller’s Office is publishing a list of names in Sunday papers across the state.

10-15-04 – The federal government is urging states to prosecute companies taking advantage of the flu vaccine shortage by hiking prices. Some vaccines are reportedly being sold for 10 times more than they should.

10-15-04 - A judge refused to lower bond for the truck driver charged with killing ten people in an accident in Sherman. Miroslaw Jozwiak has been in jail since September 20th.

10-15-04 – Texas drivers are now facing steeper fines for traffic offenses. A new program launched by the Texas Department of Transportation forces violators to pay an extra surcharge, on top of previous fines. Over 200,000 Texans owe money to the Driver Responsibility Program.

10-14-04 - A former police officer in Calera, Oklahoma is heading to prison after pleading no-contest to a dozen felony charges involving sexual abuse against minors and possessing child pornography.

10-14-04 - The Ardmore school district is hoping to recruit more minority teachers, and they’re asking the public for help. The district’s minority student population has grown over the past decade.

10-14-04 - The flu vaccine shortage could have a remedy in Grayson County. The Health Department has received a supply of FluMist, the flu vaccine that is given via nasal spray instead of by injection.

10-14-04 - Two more arrests have been made in connection with a brawl that landed two Leonard football players in jail last week. Friday, the players were arrested just hours before their football game in Anna...

10-14-04 - A shortage of flu vaccine could mean more than half of Oklahoma nursing home residents don't get vaccinated this year. There are about 23,000 residents in the state's nursing homes.

10-14-04 - When it comes to taxes, President Bush says John Kerry's rhetoric doesn't match his record. Kerry says the president's "lecture" on fiscal responsibility is like "Tony Soprano talking about law and order."

10-13-04 - A family is grieving over the death of a 15-year-old Ardmore boy last week, but they still haven’t been able to contact Brett Spells’ mother to tell her of his death. Dorothy Scott left the area more than...