Kayla Holt

The older Willis Bridge was demolished last month, but some say there are still some potentially hazardous remnants left behind by the demolition.

After raising money in a fundraiser over the past few months, the school is spending part of the money to benefit the non-profit, ‘feed the hunger’.

$300,000 is coming into Sherman ISD, to add electronic engineering technology to Sherman High School’s Certification to the Career and Technical Education Program.

Installed by Vexus, fiber optics makes surfing the internet 20 times faster than traditional cable internet.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Nietling Family Eye Care in Denison!

The city of Sherman is working towards a tree preservation ordinance.

Sherman’s Central Fire Station is getting a make-over!

Hand picked by the United Nations to represent Austin college, a group of the school’s ‘Climate Ambassadors’ attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai.

Sherman ISD shares progress on new multi-purpose stadium, plus what's going on with the land that was donated to the district.

Inmates Ramon Perez and Raymond Ross escaped from the Fannin County Jail Saturday night, leading law enforcement on a four-day man hunt. The hunt is now over.

The non-profit invites veterans and their families support system to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving day meal from 11 am to 2pm on Thursday.

32 bins of canned goods and other items have been collected over the past three days.

House Rep. Reggie Smith was among the 21 republicans who joined democrats in opposing the school voucher plan.

The largest food drive in North Texas that benefits The Salvation Army kicks off!

Sherman’s Parks and Rec Coordinator said an asphalt pump track has been highly requested from the public, so the city is adding one to one of its parks.

For the new complex owners, AB Sherman Holding, time is of the essence in repairing their properties in Denison.

The man accused of stealing horses, money and other items from about 30 people in North Texas has been arrested in the U.S Virgin Islands.

The Texas house education committee approved the latest school voucher bill, moving it to the house floor, which is the farthest a bill approving vouchers has gotten so far.

Pickleball started off as just a hobby for Karen Walker and Diane Petta, until they started winning tournaments.

United Way of Grayson County launched the ‘Tiny Toes’ program a little over a year ago. So far, they have helped close to 500 parents and children in the Grayson County area.

230 athletes from 7 different school districts competed in the Special Olympics Bocce Tournament in Denison.

A look at an event that gives students insight into different career fields.

The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation is proposing a 10- fish bag limit per person, per day for native non-game fish.

The Van Alstyne Historical Museum has re-located and has five rooms filled with artifacts dating back to the late 1800s.

Before we get into all of the fun, law enforcement has a few safety reminders for parents.

26 years of memories, gone down in flames, but with community support, a Whitewright family is hopeful to rebuild.

9 -year-old River Perry has been growing his hair out for most of his life, but now he’s ready to cut it all off.

Wiley Sullivan IV started working as a secretary pro tem of the Gainesville Masonic Lodge in 2022. Shortly after he allegedly stole from the organization.

Oklahoma House Representative Humphrey is expressing concerns over what he said is an issue that needs to be addressed, crime and the Oklahoma criminal justice system.

Exploring the 14 propositions on the Texas ballot that address constitutional amendments.

Several people in the Texoma horse community have come forward on Facebook with claims that a horse trainer stole thousands of dollars from them.

First responders from all over North Texas came to Wilson N. Jones for an active shooter training course.

Women in Durant ready to be inspired and empowered by other business-minded people.

Grayson County Commissioners approved a contract with the company ACGM for the Grayson County jail project that will provide upgrades for the county’s facility.

The award is part of the Emergency Connectivity Fund, which has made over $7 billion available to purchase modems, routers and other useful equipment for library patrons.

According to a study by a University of Michigan Professor, ultra-processed foods are just as addictive as nicotine, cocaine or heroin.

Saturday, Van Alstyne’s birthday celebration begins downtown at 10 am, at the Dorothy Fielder Park Pavilion.

Gainesville ISD asking residents to approve $93,000,000 in bonds split into two propositions.

A Sherman man was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to the murder of a woman last year.

Collinsville ISD is looking to improve the learning environment for students at its elementary campus.

The land has been untouched since the fire, four years ago, and now the city of Denison is ready with plans to re-build.

The Coal County Public Library is asking for support from the community to help keep the utilities paid.

Bells residents are upset after council voted to raise the property tax rate by 42%.

Baseball lovers, get excited! Sherman will be home to a Mid-America league baseball team.

8-year-old Wyatt McKee was born with a heart disease that prevented the left side of his heart from growing. He now has a new heart thanks to a transplant.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott wants the legislature to take action on “school choice,” a proposal to let parents use taxpayer dollars to take their children out of public school in which funding follows the student, whether they are in public, private or a charter school.

As the autumn sunbathes Texoma, a familiar foe returns with a vengeance, seasonal allergies.

The federal government is on the verge of a shutdown as congress remains divided on striking a budget deal.

A woman from Lamar County stumbles upon a pre-historic find in her backyard.

The Grayson County Sheriff’s Office is adamant on bringing justice to a 13-year-old homicide cold case.