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- U.S.M.C. 234th Birthday Ball
Denison, TX - The U-S Marine Corps celebrated their 234th birthday tonight with their annual ball. And along with the festivities, they were also organizing their Toys for Tots drive.
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- Veterans ceremony remembers Ft. Hood
Bonham - Warrior stadium in Bonham was filled with students, civilians and veterans, but what is normally a ceremony to honor those who have served our country also became a time to remember the victim's of Thursday’s shootings.
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- Statewide effort to blitz H1N1 set for Saturday in Oklahoma
ARDMORE, OK -- The full court press is on for health officials this weekend. They're trying to get H1N1 vaccinations to as many people as they can by holding what health officials have deemed the H1N1 Blitz. Austin Wright has more.
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- Glow Fest takes to the skies in Anna
ANNA, TX -- There will be some larger than life aircraft in the skies over Anna this weekend. Josh Stevenson files this report on the goings on at the Anna Glow Fest Friday morning.
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- Safe Family - Burn Prevention
Each year Americans are seriously injured by burns... Especially at home.
- "What's Right" - 12 yr old wins Good Deed contest
KINGSTON -- We're continuing our “What's Right” in Texoma series, where we take time to spotlight the positive stories and share what people are doing right. Shelby Levins takes us to Kingston for the conclusion of a local Good Deed Contest.
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- Rare train rolls through Texoma
Denison, TX - The nationwide group Operation Lifesaver came through Texoma Thursday morning by rail, on one of the only passenger trains ever to take the tracks in this area. But even with all the nostalgia, this was no ordinary train ride.
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- Shooter in Fort Hood rampage still alive
FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) - A U.S. Army spokesman says the Fort Hood shootings suspect is alive and was not killed by authorities responding to the attack. Lt. Gen. Bob Cone also says the death toll from the attack remains 12 after another victim died. - Local Lawmakers React to Senior Citizens Program cuts
The Department of Human Services has cut millions of dollars from the senior citizen nutrition program. These DHS cuts are translating into the closure of seven senior citizen centers in our area run by the Southern Oklahoma Development Association.
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- Sherman Police asking for help identifying suspect
SHERMAN, TX -- Sherman Police are asking for your help tonight to identify a possible credit card thief. Officers say the person in this surveillance video is using a debit card stolen from a Sherman woman on October 22nd.
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- Marietta man, 48, seriously injured in Johnston Co. crash
JOHNSTON COUNTY, OK -- One man was taken to an Oklahoma City Hospital with critical injuries after a one car accident just east of Mannsville.
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- Car plows into Sherman business
SHERMAN, TX -- A car plowed into a building Wednesday afternoon leaving heavy damage, but no serious injuries.
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- Stimulus money helps local weatherization funds
Federal Stimulus dollars are finally starting to make their way into Texoma and being put to work for area residents. The Federal Government awarded TCOG $5.8 million in weatherization funds to help more low income families make their homes more energy efficient.
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- Ardmore Airport gets new equipment
ARDMORE, OK -- Ardmore Airpark firefighters are training to operate some brand new equipment. Airport officials say their new fire truck will not only increase safety at the Ardmore Municipal Airport, but also help boost business.
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- Woman accused of drugging, raping teen boys in Carter Co.
CARTER COUNTY, OK -- A 37-year-old woman is behind bars this evening accused of raping two teenage boys. The Healdton Police Chief tells us Diana Kay Mills was arrested last night at the police station after she voluntarily came in for an interview.
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- Limited number of tickets to go on sale Friday night before Battle of the Axe
DENISON, TX -- There's still hope for those out there who don't have tickets to this year's Battle of the Axe Friday night.
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- Sam’s Club unveils new store look in Sherman
SHERMAN, TX -- The Sam’s Club in Sherman celebrated the completion of the store remodeling project Wednesday morning.
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- Lecture hopes to answer: What is Social Media?
ARDMORE --- Social media is a hot buzz word across the nation, but Tuesday night one expert helped local residents and businesses harness the power of social media with "The Keys to Effective Social Media Engagement" lecture. Shelby Levins reports.
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- 3 taken to hospital after accident involving Tom Bean ISD school bus
LUELLA, TX -- Three children were taken to the hospital this afternoon after a school bus and passenger car collided near Tom Bean as the bus was dropping kids off after school. Josh Stevenson has more.
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- 2 arrested in Love Co. after high speed chase
LOVE COUNTY, OK -- A late night high-speed chase across Texoma turned into an overnight man hunt in Love County and landed two men behind bars.
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- Voter turnout low in Grayson Co.
There were no long lines at this year's polling sites - no picketers or signs out front. This year's Election Day had a slim turnout, with the state of Texas predicting only 5% of registered voters to hit the polls.
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- OHP Troopers recognized in Ada
ADA, OK -- On Tuesday the Oklahoma Highway Patrol presented service awards at the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) Facility in Ada. The awards are recognition of troopers that demonstrated an excellent work ethic during the course of patrolling the highways of Oklahoma.
- Gober man found guilty of Fannin Co. murder
BONHAM, TX -- A Gober, Texas, man has been convicted of the 2008 murder of a 22-year-old Greenville man. The Fannin County District Attorney's Office says it took a jury less than thirty minutes Tuesday to find twenty-year-old Bo Bailey Harris guilty of stabbing William Ian Adams to death.
- Johnston Co. residents upset over proposed OG&E line
TISHOMINGO, OK -- Oklahoma Gas & Electric is working to build a new electrical transmission line through Southern Oklahoma, but some local residents in the Tishomingo area are fighting the proposed plan. Shelby Levins attended a public meeting Monday night in Tishomingo and has this report.
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- Ballot breakdown for Election day
Tuesday's Election Day could also mean sweeping changes statewide. There are 11 new amendments to the Texas Constitution that made it onto the ballot. Maddie Garrett takes a closer look at those proposals and what they mean for Texas residents.
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- Axe tickets hard to find
DENISON TX-- While it hasn't always been called the Battle of the Ax, Young men from Sherman and Denison have been battling it out on the football field since at least 1906; a time when less than 10% of Americans owned a telephone, and Oklahoma wasn't yet a state. While times have changed, the rivalry remains.
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- Antlers man sentenced for role in counterfeiting scheme
MUSKOGEE, OK -- An Antlers man has been sentenced for his role in a counterfeiting scheme. This is a prior mug shot of now 22-year-old Jacob Dean Miller.
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- 2 injured in Denison head-on collision
DENISON, TX -- Traffic on South Armstrong Avenue in Denison detoured Monday morning after a head-on collision.
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- Woman arrested for public intoxication in Durant
DURANT, OK -- A woman was arrested Sunday in Durant for being behind the wheel while intoxicated, but she wasn't driving. Instead Durant police officers discovered 26-year-old Natasha Frazier passed out with her head on the steering wheel.
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- BBQ Texoma: Smokey D's Bar-B-Que
There's no doubt barbecue is a part of the way of life in north Texas and southern Oklahoma, so all this month on First News at Six we're taking a special inside look at some of the unique people and places that bring the true spirit of southern culture alive Our first trip is to Knollwood, Texas. Here's Daniel Armbruster.
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- Election Day on proposed Texas Constitutional amendments set for Tuesday
AUSTIN, TX -- Eleven proposed constitutional amendments go before Texas voters in tomorrow's election. These amendments address various issues including state funding for veterans hospitals in Texas, establishing additional tier-one public universities, and property appraisal issues -- a controversial topic in Grayson County. - Teen escapes house fire
A high school senior was dead asleep Sunday morning when the smoke coming from behind her bed woke her up with coughing. She escaped the flames but her family's home is left charred and ruined.
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- Fright Fest highlight of the weekend
Halloween trick-or-treaters are probably counting their candy hauls by now. But earlier this weekend families were out in the thousands to celebrate on Sherman's Municipal lawn.
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- Aquitted man accused of animal abuse speaks out
A man acquitted of animal cruelty speaks out tonight with his version of what happened. Antonio Ray is a free man tonight after being tried for the dragging death of his pit bull last march. Friday he and his attorney tell their side of the story to our own Austin Wright.
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- Halloween safety tips
Ardmore, OK - Halloween festivities have started across Texoma, from community festivals to haunted houses. With all the fun afoot, law enforcement wants to make sure you have a safe night.
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- Oklahoma Tax Commission Offices in Ardmore close
ARDMORE, OK -- The Oklahoma Tax Commission offices in Ardmore are now officially closed.
- New business, jobs coming soon to Atoka
ATOKA, OK -- A new company could be coming to Atoka in the near future and bringing more than 40 new jobs with it. Josh Stevenson has the details.
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- 2 arrested, Torah still missing in Sherman synagogue burglary
SHERMAN, TX -- Two men are in jail accused of stealing a sacred document worth thousands of dollars. Sherman Police are closer to finding a local synagogue's Torah that was stolen last week. Maddie Garrett reports live from the Temple Beth Emeth with an update on the recent arrests.
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- Hugo man in custody after robbery/assault
HUGO, OK -- One man is now in the Choctaw County Jail after police say he robbed a Hugo home and assaulted a man inside when he left.
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- Flu concerns affect Halloween
SHERMAN, TX -- Forget the monsters, ghosts and goblins, this Halloween the real scare is potentially spreading the H1N1 flu virus. Parties and trick or treating are just more opportunities for flu germs to reach more children.
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- Defendant found not guilty in Ardmore animal cruelty trial
ARDMORE, OK -- The Ardmore man accused in the dragging death of a pit bull dog was found not guilty Thursday in Carter County. Antonio Ray was arrested last March after officials say he was dragging a dog behind him while riding his bike down a residential road.
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- What's Right in Texoma - Fighting Breast Cancer
We're beginning a special series called "What's Right.” For the next five-weeks we want to hear from you, as we'll be highlighting what's right in communities across Texoma. Shelby Levins brings us our first story from Ada.
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- Denison man who fled from deputies caught, arrested
DENISON, TX -- A wanted Grayson County man was arrested Wednesday afternoon after running from sheriff's deputies. Roy Douglas Polmanter, 19, of Denison, fled on foot after deputies pulled over a car he was riding in.
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- More Carter Co. kids receive H1N1 vaccine
ARDMORE, OK -- Students at Charles Evans Elementary School in Ardmore and Lone Grove Schools received the H1N1 FluMist Thursday morning.
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- Plano man who shot at DPS trooper in Pottsboro sentenced to 50 years
GRAYSON COUNTY, TX -- A Grayson County Judge decided Thursday that Christopher Hussey will serve his sentences concurrently for a total of 50 years.
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- 1 injured in accident east of Denison
DENISON, TX -- An accident on FM 120 just east of Denison sent one man to the hospital. The single car accident sent one man to Texoma Medical Center with non life-threatening injuries.
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- Battle of the Axe tickets go on sale Saturday in Sherman, Monday in Denison
DENISON, TX -- A limited number of general admission tickets to the annual shootout between the Denison Yellow Jackets and the Sherman Bearcats will go on sale Monday morning in Denison, and Sherman ISD officials say tickets will be sold starting at 8 a.m. Saturday at the ticket booth on the east side of Bearcat Stadium.
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- Copper thefts less frequent, more dangerous in So. Oklahoma
MARIETTA, OK -- It may seem like copper thefts have died down recently as the value of the metal has decreased, but that's not the case for one southern Oklahoma business. Over the past few weeks a Marietta electric company has noticed several electrical lines down. A spokesperson says he is concerned not just for his company's loss, but for the copper thieves as well.
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- Marshall Co Fights Domestic Abuse
MADILL -- Throughout the month of October, law enforcement and crisis centers nationwide have been working to save women from domestic abuse and prevent domestic violence. KXII-TV takes you inside the Marshall County Family Support Services Center.
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- Police say Torah burglar may not know value
Sherman, TX - Police are asking for your help to find the person who broke into a Sherman synagogue and stole sacred writings.
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U.S.M.C. 234th Birthday Ball
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Last Updated: 9:22 PM 11/07/09 - Denison, TX - The U-S Marine Corps celebrated their 234th birthday tonight with their annual ball. And along with the festivities, they were also organizing their Toys for Tots drive. (Full Story) |
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Veterans ceremony remembers Ft. Hood
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Last Updated: 10:31 PM 11/06/09 - Bonham - Warrior stadium in Bonham was filled with students, civilians and veterans, but what is normally a ceremony to honor those who have served our country also became a time to remember the victim's of Thursday’s shootings. (Full Story) |
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Statewide effort to blitz H1N1 set for Saturday in Oklahoma
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Last Updated: 5:48 PM 11/06/09 - ARDMORE, OK -- The full court press is on for health officials this weekend. They're trying to get H1N1 vaccinations to as many people as they can by holding what health officials have deemed the H1N1 Blitz. Austin Wright has more. (Full Story) |
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Glow Fest takes to the skies in Anna
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Last Updated: 5:11 PM 11/06/09 - ANNA, TX -- There will be some larger than life aircraft in the skies over Anna this weekend. Josh Stevenson files this report on the goings on at the Anna Glow Fest Friday morning. (Full Story) |
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