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A new shooting range is in the works, and being renovated in Sherman.

Denison police say they arrested a man who ran from police and assaulted an officer.

In a special meeting Monday night, the Ada City School District Board of Education unanimously voted to push the start date back two weeks.

Two Paris school districts have moved the first day of school up by two weeks.

The Texas board that licenses doctors has warned physicians that it could take action against anyone who falsely advertises a cure for COVID-19.

There is now a curfew for public parks in the City of Denison, and violators could face a big fine.

The Ada City Council has voted to extend the city’s face covering requirement by another two weeks.

A new food truck park could be opening in Denison as soon as this fall. A couple wanted to open a family-friendly place for their son, who has autism.

The City of Howe said they owe the City of Sherman $300,000 after not paying their sewage bill for 15 months. But according to state law, Sherman can’t do anything about it.

The Oklahoma Transportation Commission voted Monday morning to increase the speed limit on I-35, but some drivers are saying it isn’t a good idea.

For a few southern Oklahoma districts, it’s the first day back at school since the coronavirus shut down schools this spring.

Students in Texoma are getting ready to head back to class in the fall, but some districts are starting out differently this year.

Drivers in rural Oklahoma will soon be driving a bit faster on interstates, including one in Texoma.

A Red River County man is dead after a crash in Lamar County early Monday morning.

Paris police arrested a man for murder after a fatal shooting over the weekend.

A man has been arrested after a stabbing in Johnston County over the weekend.

A South Texas man has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for a fatal crash in Collinsville last summer.

A Texas man has been jailed on a capital murder charge after police say he fatally stabbed his 7-year-old brother in a Fort Worth suburb.

Oklahoma’s reported coronavirus cases rose by 377 on Monday, and the state added another death due to the illness caused by the virus, the Oklahoma State Department of Health said.

A protest in Gainesville Sunday night drew a large crowd again calling for the removal of a Confederate monument.

A Durant woman has made and given out more than 4,500 masks through a porch pick-up system.

An Ardmore 8-year-old kid decided to turn lemons into lemonade for those in need, by selling lemonade for charity.

The Grayson County Health Department reported the tenth COVID-19 related death on Sunday.

Paris police say a man is dead after a shooting early Sunday morning.

The Johnston County Sheriff’s Office says one person is injured after a stabbing on Saturday.

People from all over the country traveled to Ardmore to compete in a horse competition this weekend that’s raising money to send kids to college.

Hundreds of boaters on Lake Texoma showed support for President Trump in a parade Saturday.

A group of tribal members and organizers in Oklahoma held a protest Saturday outside Choctaw Casino in Durant in response to Oklahoma Attorney General Mike Hunter’s recent proposed tribal agreement clarifying state and tribal jurisdiction.

Foreign entities are also aggressively spreading disinformation intended to sow voter confusion heading into the fall.

The Texas Department of State Health and Human Services are now looking at death certificates to count COVID-19 related deaths.