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The Chief of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma says the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a heavy toll on the nation in a variety of ways.

The pot continues to grow for the MegaMillions jackpot at $750 million as of Friday night, the top prize for the Powerball is now $550.6 million.

A 19-year-old man got ten years probation for his role in a shooting near the Tanglewood Resort in Pottsboro almost a year ago.

A Van Alstyne man will be on deferred probation for the next eight years after pleading guilty to one count of indecent touching with a child.

Texoma weighs in on President Trump’s impeachment.

Fannin County’s office of emergency management set up a COVID-19 vaccine call center where people can call in, sign up and be put on the list to receive a COVID-19 vaccination through a provider.

A man in Harris County is the first confirmed case of the COVID-19 variant B 1.1.7.

As long as you had a ticket you were in the running for Friday’s Texas Lottery Mega Millions jackpot is up to $520 million.

After 42 years in business Family Video is closing all of its stores across the country, making it the latest chain to shut its doors because of the strain brought on by the pandemic.

The United States Capitol Building is no longer on lockdown after protestors broke in while congress was confirming Joe Biden’s electoral college victory.

The Better Business Bureau is already receiving reports of scams surrounding the second round of stimulus payments.

Seven-year-old Collinsville boy crowned US Holiday Mullet Champion.

Friends and family of a Sherman man found dead in Fannin County last week held a candlelight vigil, and told stories to honor his memory.

An Atoka County man was charged with second degree arson and two counts of third degree arson after burning down his home, camper and a vehicle Friday morning.

An Austin College student died early last Friday morning after his long battle with COVID-19.

Grayson County Holiday Lights at Loy Lake Park in Denison celebrated their 20th anniversary this year with some brand new displays and a completely revamped 12 days of Christmas stretch of lights.

The Family 1st Care medical clinic in Gainesville administered the first doses of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine to front line health care workers Wednesday.

To carry on the legacy of 11 year-old Presley Mitchell who collapsed and died coming off the field during a softball game in Denison back in November of 2019 her aunt will be delivering gifts for four families and a Christmas dinner for one just in time for the holidays.

Meals on Wheels Texoma gets $1.5 million gift, largest ever.

A Sherman man plead guilty today on charges of robbery, two counts of burglary of a building, theft of mail and fraudulent use of identification dating back to 2019 and will be spending at least the next 25 years in prison.

Texas game wardens believe a six-foot-long, 160-pound male mountain lion shot and killed by a man in Celeste Saturday could be the same one spotted farther south weeks ago.

A fire destroyed the Anna United Methodist Church, now only rubble remains where main sanctuary, fellowship hall and school area used to stand.

The Sherman Bearcats football team got a special surprise just two days away from their first round playoff match-up against the College Station Cougars.

Millions of college students across the country are learning online, unable to be on campus, with friends and experience a college community. But soon a venue offering just that will be coming to Texoma.

Sherman holds Snowflake Festival and Christmas Parade.

Several bobcats have been spotted in Denison.

After seven days of COVID-19 patients taking up more than 15 percent of available hospital beds in the North Texas region, businesses will be forced to further limit capacity or temporarily close down as reopening rollbacks take effect.

The Katie Palmer Project named after the Denison teacher killed when someone ran her over with their truck earlier this year has raised $4,500.

The city of Durant is subbing out their usual holiday floats, and marching bands for their annual holiday parade for a pandemic friendly drive by tour of the city with participating small shops and business storefronts decked out in their own personal themes.

On small business Saturday and vendors and local shop owners were set up in downtown Denison to welcome shoppers.

Sherman couple brings season of giving to their own front yard.

The city of Durant reported 270 active cases of COVID-19 and 10 COVID-19 related deaths. However, the city is not requiring citizens to wear masks, only city staff.

Denison on Ice opens for the holiday season.

MasterKey Ministries holds Thanksgiving-themed food drive for families in need.

Lamar County currently has 218 active COVID-19 cases and the health department says they no longer have the ability or resources to contact trace the virus throughout the community.

Two months ago someone dropped off an Australian Shepherd at the Madill Animal Shelter and workers who took him in noticed something was a little off.

The Sherman police chief is on the other end of his battle with COVID-19. Now he's talking about what he went through to promote safe practices in his community.

The city of Durant extended their state of emergency due to COVID-19 through December 9th.

Austin College students packed meals for children in need today as part of the college's day of service.

Less than a week away from Veteran’s Day community supporters and local Texoma veterans took part in a parade to honor those who have served.

Drivers in Sherman and Denison are paying the fifth lowest for a gallon of unleaded gas in Texas.

Around 200 students from Calera Elementary School are currently quarantining after coming into close contact with someone with the Coronavirus.

A Gainesville family who lost their home in a fire this week is turning to their church for help.

A former Sherman Fire Chief and the husband of Denison's Mayor died Wednesday at the age of 80.

The Southmayd Police Department is raising money for their annual 'Shop with a Cop' event. They had to cancel their usual fundraisers this year because of the pandemic.

The Texoma Earth Day festival was cancelled earlier this year because of the pandemic, so organizers set up a drive-up community recycling event for Texomans to give back and go green.

Christmas light project honoring a Denison teacher killed six months ago.

It's the business in the front, party in the back look that defined a generation and for an 8-year-old Celeste boy it's getting him nationally recognized.

The Sherman police department held their annual entry level officer exam Saturday.

Voters across Texoma are breaking records for early voting.