9-12-05 - Authorities have found twin babies dead in a Howard County home. "I can't tell you much right now, but I can tell you there were two small babies, twins, found deceased," Howard County Sheriff ...

9-12-05 - Oklahoma universities are helping Iraqi officials update their higher-education curriculum and provide technical help to increase Iraq's oil production. About 15 Iraqi higher-education officials...

9-12-05 - The first major airlift of dogs from the hurricane-battered Gulf Coast left Louisiana on Sunday, carrying about 80 pets to new temporary homes in California. The Continental Airlines flight from ...

9-12-05 - Opponents of the Minuteman Civil Defense Corps distributed more than 1,800 white ribbons symbolizing prayer and dialogue instead of fear and division, according to the campaign organizers.

9-12-05 - Damage to Gulf Coast oil production by Hurricane Katrina pushed retail gas prices to historic highs in the past two weeks, with self-serve regular averaging $3 a gallon for the first time ever, a ...

9-12-05 - Louisiana had a "well thought-out exit plan," in the days leading up to Hurricane Katrina and many more lives would have been lost without it, Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Blanco said Sunday.

9-12-05 - Hurricane Katrina has reopened a national debate on energy policy, generating new congressional support for more stringent automobile fuel economy requirements and a fresh push by the oil

9-11-05 - Bryan County authorities are investigating the discovery of a dead body last night east of Durant on old Hwy 70 near the Blue River Bridge. They believe the body could be that of a missing Durant man.

9-10-05 - Searchers retrieving the dead in New Orleans have pulled at least eight body bags from a century-old senior citizens' center. Elsewhere, at City Park in the heart of New Orleans, two bodies were taken away.

9-10-05 – Sherman voters approved a 77 million dollar bond package for Sherman schools Saturday. School officials say the bond passed overwhelmingly with 60 percent of the vote. The funds will pay for new classrooms and repairs.

As we drive down Highway 61 into New Orleans, we immediately notice the bulk of the traffic is headed west—out of the city. About 20 miles west of the city, we see the first signs of storm damage. Signs are blown ...

9-9-05 - There are signs that retail gasoline prices are stabilizing in Texas after skyrocketing in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, according to a weekly AAA Texas gasoline price survey released Friday.

9-9-05 - Eight people, including two who worked in the Department of Public Safety's driver's license division, have been accused in an illegal scheme to provide state driver's licenses and identification cards to ...

9-9-05 - The principal of the school that suspended two boys because of the long hair styles their mother says is part of their culture has refused to let the boys back on campus. Rodney and Skyler Burns...

9-9-05 - For the second time in two days, an Army reservist has been acquitted of charges that he beat an Afghan detainee who later died and then lied about it. A military jury took about three hours ...

9-9-05 - Derwinique Sylvester clung to her father's leg outside the Astrodome on Thursday while waiting for the bus that would take her to her first day in one of two schools opened exclusively for Katrina's ...

9-9-05 - The Department of Homeland Security has stopped short of reassuring illegal immigrants victimized by Hurricane Katrina that they can seek help from relief agencies without fear of arrest _ something ...

9-9-05 - The city of Ardmore could soon have Hurricane Katrina evacuees as permanent residents. Two local businesses along with the chamber of commerce attended a job fair for evacuees in Dallas.

We departed Sherman at 9:15 - our plan was to rendezvous with the convoy in Hugo. They had a shorter drive from McAlester, but a convoy moves slowly. We ended up ahead - but watched them pass ...

9-8-05 - A manhunt is underway in Durant while two more have already been taken into custody. Durant Police and Bryan County Deputies are all focusing in on the field just south of Highway 70 on...

9-8-05 - Local guard soldiers left Sunday on a mission of relief, but when they arrived in New Orleans on Tuesday, they quickly found their relief mission took on a whole new meaning. The streets of ...

9-8-05 - Hundreds of Hurricane victims rescued from the floodwaters have some Texomans to thank. Three local men left last Friday night and began pulling people out as soon as they arrived. David Beeson ...

9-8-05 - More than 100 Dunkin' Donuts and Subway sandwich shops are among a host of companies that benefited from the government's multi billion-dollar effort to help small businesses recover ...

9-8-05 - Students and teachers at Washington Elementary School in Sherman were evacuated around 11:30 a.m. Thursday morning. A report came in that something was smoking in the cafeteria, and an ...

9-8-05 - Soldiers toting M-16s strengthened their grip on this swamped city as fears grew about the risks posed by the stinking floodwaters Thursday. Officials braced for what could be a staggering ...