10-6-05 - A Madill cop arrested back in July for buying drugs while on duty is still waiting for his preliminary hearing to be set. But while he waits the Madill City Council is trying to make sure it doesn't happen ...
10-5-05 - A fire broke out at the Boy Scout building on Frisco Road just before 10 a.m. Wednesday morning in Sherman. No one was inside, and the question still remains as to how it happen. Sherman Fire ...
10-5-05 - They were among the first to help with rescue and recovery efforts after Hurricane Katrina struck, but now, after more than a month, more than 200 members of the 1-180th are back on Sooner soil.
10-5-05 - Convicted killer Johnny Paul Penry, whose case helped spark national debate over whether mentally impaired inmates could be executed, had his death sentence overturned for the third time ...
10-5-05 - Women and men turned out for the 15th annual "Take Back the Night" march and vigil at Southeastern Oklahoma State University Tuesday night to remember the victims and raise awareness of ...
10-5-05 - Tropical Storm Tammy formed just off Florida's east coast Wednesday and was expected to bring heavy rain to northern Florida and parts of Georgia and the Carolinas later in the day. With winds of ...
10-5-05 - Investigators were focusing on excess weight as a possible cause of the boat accident that killed 20 elderly people on a calm, clear day during a sightseeing tour on an Adirondack lake.
10-5-05 - Lindsay Lohan, whose car crash in May led to a state law aimed at reining in celebrity photographers, has crashed again, this time after witnesses said she was swarmed by paparazzi. Lohan and ...
10-5-05 - State lawmakers want to know exactly how many sex offenders are living in nursing homes before they consider laws intended to protect other residents. A Department of Corrections ...
10-5-05 - Confident that a thorough security plan for the Cotton Bowl was developed before a deadly explosion outside the University of Oklahoma's football stadium last week, authorities said no drastic new safeguards will be made for ...
10-5-05 - A federal investigation got a big break this week with an arrest in Sherman that may help uncover a massive credit card fraud ring. Several office supply stores in North Texas were targeted ...
10-4-05 - Oklahoma Congressman Ernest Istook made the big announcement Monday that he wants to be Oklahoma's next Governor. Tuesday was his first day of campaigning ...
10-5-05 - Northbound and southbound I-35 is currently open to two lanes each direction and will remain completely open through this weekend for fans traveling to Dallas for the OU-Texas football game ...
10-4-05 - Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry was the keynote speaker at the D.A.R.E. rodeo at the Choctaw Coliseum in Durant on Tuesday. Six thousand children from grades 4, 5, and 6 were bused in ...
10-4-05 - A deadly night on Texoma roads Monday. A Denison man was killed when his jeep rolled on Highway 69. It happened around 8:40 p.m. Monday. Clifford Roy Garvin, 22, was driving northbound ...
10-4-05 - State agriculture officials are worried that an outbreak of armyworms in southwestern Oklahoma will spread across the state. Thousands of acres of wheat have already been lost in ...
10-4-05 - Many Texans will see higher utility bills during the next few months as electric and natural gas suppliers increase their rates. In Dallas, TXU is asking state regulators for an increase. Austin Electric ...
10-4-05 - Prosecutors investigating Rep. Tom DeLay have asked former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher for details of a meeting between the two politicians, her spokesman confirmed Tuesday.
10-4-05 - Officials have called in the U.S. Air Force to battle salt-grass mosquitoes, which have been breeding at high rates since Hurricane Rita. Salt-grass mosquitoes, "the kind that hurt when they bite" ...
10-4-05 - Friends and former colleagues describe Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers as a quiet, even cautious member of the Dallas City Council who chose her words carefully and preferred ...
10-4-05 - Nearly 400 striking teamsters will continue their march outside Weber Aircraft after voting to not accept the company’s proposal on Monday afternoon. The workers walked off the job on ...
10-4-05 - The award given for soldiers wounded or killed in the line of duty will now be seen up and down Interstate 35 through Texas. Called the Purple Heart Trail, signs are already going up.
10-3-05 - It was a matter of chance. Two men were working on their broken down car just a few feet away when they saw something that suspicious that looked like a pipe bomb. Lab tests would later confirm ...
10-3-05 - A University of Oklahoma student with "emotional difficulties" was identified Sunday as the person who apparently committed suicide near a packed football stadium using an explosive attached ...
10-3-05 - The Grayson County Health Department will be able to give flu shots to children age 3 and over at public flu shot clinics. The cost of the vaccine will be $25 per dose. Children age 8 and younger ...
Posted: 05/17/13 - BONHAM, TX-Several housing units in Bonham have been demolished by the Texoma Council of Governments after years of disrepair and residents said it's about time. Read More
Posted: 05/16/13 - SHERMAN, TX-After years in the works, phase one of Sherman's Streetscape Project is nearly complete. Thursday, city officials celebrated the success and looked to the future. Read More
Posted: 05/15/13 - BONHAM, TX-One of the owners of a Bonham daycare has been arrested and is facing felony charges after allegations that he molested a 4-year-old child. Read More
Updated: 05/14/13 - DURANT, OK-The Federal Trade Commission said ten million Americans fall victim to identity theft every year. One of them, a North Texas woman, struggled for months to clean up her credit and her reputation after her personal information was stolen last year. Victoria Maranan sat down with her and the investigator who cracked the case to tell us how you can protect yourself from this permanent crime. Read More
