SHERMAN, Tex. -- Two Sherman fire officials are back to work, but with different duties. Fire Chief Jeff Jones says fire marshal Perry Elliott and assistant fire marshal Richard Johnson returned to work this week after being placed on administrative leave at the end of August.

SHERMAN, Tex. -- The Texoma Regional Blood Center is in critical need of type A+ blood. If you would like to donate, the blood center is open until seven o’clock at their office on Texoma Parkway in Sherman.

DENISON, Tex. -- One person is dead in a stabbing-shooting that happened on at a home on Shannon Road just off Texoma Parkway in Denison. Dennis Ray Weger, 43, died shortly after arriving at TMC Monday afternoon, according to police.

GAINESVILLE, Tex. -- Authorities say a 51-year-old Gainesville man who was found dead about 100 feet from U.S. Highway 82 on Friday died of natural causes and that no foul play was involved.

SHERMAN, Tex. -- An early morning accident at the intersection of Loy Lake Road and Sara Swamy Drive sent two people to the hospital on Tuesday, and a car struck a pick up on the passenger side traveling on Texoma Parkway around noon on Tuesday.

POTTSBORO, Tex. -- Highway 120 in Pottsboro will be getting a makeover. TXDOT officials say the two lane highway from Highway 996 North to a ¼-mile from FM 406 will be expanded to four lanes.

ARDMORE, Okla. -- The Ardmore Family Shelter kicked off Domestic Violence Awareness Month with a campaign at the Ardmore Police Department.

ARDMORE, Okla. -- Two Ardmore men where treated and released from the hospital late Friday night after a shooting. Police say both men were at the Fraley Park off F Street NW and Martin Luther King Drive on Friday night when a car drove by and fired at both men.

GRAYSON COUNTY, Tex. -- Removal of three Grayson County bridges is under way as construction started Monday. TXDOT officials say the bridges will be moved and placed in area parks as pedestrian bridges.

SHERMAN, Tex. -- A major car accident in Sherman on Monday morning tied up traffic near Austin College around nine o'clock at the intersection of Houston and Grand.

GRAYSON COUNTY, Tex. -- Grayson County officials handed out some much needed funding for community organizations on Monday morning.

The Topps Meat Co. on Saturday expanded its recall of frozen hamburger patties to include 21.7 million pounds of ground beef that may be contaminated with E. coli bacteria that sickened more than a dozen people in eight states.

ARDMORE, Okla. -- The Ardmore Police Department will soon receive some new tools that will help them keep officers, and the public, safe.

COLBERT, Okla. -- The Colbert Police Department walked off the job on Friday. As of Monday morning, city officials have already replaced two-thirds of the force.

DENISON, Tex.--One person is flown to a Dallas hospital after a motorcycle accident in Denison. Police responded at about 6:30 Sunday night to Highway 691 and Pool Rd. in Denison.

Durant officials say two American Dream model homes caught fire Friday night off of Highway 70.

ARDMORE, Okla. -- He's nationally known for his opposition to tobacco use. On Friday, he stopped in Ardmore to share his experience with local kids. You may have seen him on ESPN, MTV, or even Good Morning America. Gruen Von Behrens was in town to speak to Ardmore students about the dangers of tobacco use.

Texans still planning on registering for disaster assistance with FEMA now have one month left to register with FEMA and the U.S. Small Business Administration. The deadline is October 29th.

KINGSTON, Okla. -- City officials in Kingston say a water pump stopped working Thursday because of mechanical failure. An outdoor watering ban went into effect Friday morning.

ARDMORE, Okla. -- An accident Thursday night left one person dead and another in custody. Police say Danielle Moose, 19, was the passenger killed when the car she was riding in was hit by Jimmy Tynes, 26, whom police say was drunk.

DURANT, Okla. -- Durant’s water emergency will continue until Sunday. Construction on water lines has been completed, but officials say now the lines must be pressurized.

Native Americans may soon be walking -- or running -- with an extra spring in their step. Nike analyzed the feet of more than 200 Native Americans from 70 tribes, discovering that their feet are, on average, wider and taller.

Fallen Denison firefighter Phillip Townsend will be among 87 men and women nationally honored for their sacrifices. Townsend died from injuries he received fighting a fire at a Denison business December 30th, 2006.

GRAYSON CO., Tex. --After fifty years on horseback, members of the Grayson County Sheriff's posse say their October meeting will be their last. The group assisted the sheriff's office in many duties, including saddling up during manhunts.

LAKE TEXOMA--A familiar face with the Army Corps of Engineers is moving on. He held the reins as Lake Texoma reached records levels. Ron Jordan says he's moving on for a promotion he couldn't pass up.