9-1-05 - Hurricane evacuee Ashley Schexnayder wanted to do something to recognize the outpouring of gifts and kindness from the staff at Bayshore Medical Center so she named her newborn son...

9-1-05 - At least one shelter has been overwhelmed with food and donations for Hurricane Katrina evacuees. Maude Cobb Convention and Activity Center in Longview is full of food and other donations...

9-1-05 - They lost their homes. Now some Hurricane Katrina survivors are losing their hotel rooms. The shortage of hotel rooms for Katrina victims is igniting already short fuses and increasing the pressures...

9-1-05 - As Cindy Sheehan and other military families who oppose the war take their protest on the road after a 26-day vigil, a few demonstrators plan to keep camping out near President Bush's ranch ...

9-1-05 - School property taxes will remain high and health care problems could worsen if Texas does not revamp its tax structure, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst said. "That's one of the reasons...

9-1-05 - A fire has caused major damage to the south wing of the Republic of Texas headquarters. Five Republic of Texas members were in the building at the time and one man suffered severe cuts to his arms as he tried to escape...

9-1-05 - A pair of lawyers, married to each other, has been charged with the blackmail of four married men who had affairs with the wife. Ted and Mary Roberts, attorneys in San Antonio, allegedly used legal petitions and...

9-1-05 - In just a matter of days, gas prices have gone from bad to worse to unbelievable. Prices at one Marietta station and another on Texoma Parkway in Sherman have already topped $3.20 a gallon.

8-31-05 - A small group of students is coming down with a very contagious skin infection at Denison High School. 7 football players and one volleyball player have been diagnosed with a Staph infection.

8-31-05 - Shock has turned to grief in Fannin County, at the scene of a deadly shooting spree Sunday night. It began outside the Sash Assembly of God Church where a pastor and a deacon were shot and...

8-31-05 - Sherman police are crediting television viewers for helping lead to the capture of a credit card abuse suspect. They arrested Donald Green after viewers recognized him from surveillance video.

8-31-05 - Almost 10,000 people west of Ardmore were without power much of Wednesday morning and OG&E still doesn't know why. Power went out around 10am in parts of west Ardmore and the entire...

8-31-05 - At least 25,000 of Hurricane Katrina's refugees, a majority of them at the New Orleans Superdome, will travel in a bus convoy to Houston starting Wednesday and will be sheltered at the ...

8-31-05 - The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department will close or transfer nine state parks unless it finds about $2 million more annually in state funding, according to a letter sent to state leaders.

8-31-05 - A new state law that would help Texans buy less expensive prescription drugs from Canada has been halted pending review of a complaint that the provision violates a federal drug import law.

8-31-05 - Army engineers struggled without success to plug New Orleans' breached levees with giant sandbags, and the governor said Wednesday the situation was worsening and there was no choice but ...

8-31-05 - About 200 medical patients will be airlifted today to Houston from New Orleans, where hospitals suffer power outages, fuel-deprived generators and flooding from Hurricane Katrina. At least ...

8-31-05 - Back Trails Jr. children's bicycle helmets sold nationwide at Target stores are being recalled because they don't meet government safety standards. About 494,000 helmets are affected by the recall...

8-31-05 - The 911 call for help moments after a shooting rampage in rural Fannin County is shedding new light on the horror that played out on Sunday night. Kenneth Wolf made the 1st call to a dispatcher.

8-30-05 - Three veteran employees of the city of Gainesville will likely be forced out of their jobs due to budget cuts. Hoping to save $240,000, the city will not fill five open positions as well as ...

8-30-05 - A judge sentenced a man today to life in prison plus 320 years for a racially charged, hit-and-run collision that killed an East Central University football player, paralyzed another student and ...

8-30-05 - Gas prices are virtually $3 per gallon in Oklahoma City and are approaching that level in Tulsa. A Shell station in far northwest Oklahoma City was selling gas for $2.99 per gallon this afternoon ...

8-30-05 - Thousands of families that call New Orleans home have had to seek refuge in other parts of the country. One of those families has found a temporary home here in Texoma. One week ago ...

8-30-05 - The shutdown of oil platforms, refineries and pipelines along the Gulf Coast drove energy prices to new highs Tuesday, all-but-guaranteeing a surge in pump prices in the days ahead.

8-30-05 - With much of the city flooded by Hurricane Katrina, looters floated garbage cans filled with clothing and jewelry down the street in a dash to grab what they could. In some cases, looting on Tuesday...