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A man convicted last summer of killing kittens has once again been charged with animal cruelty for a similar crime in the same neighborhood.

During the last week of women’s history month, News 12 is taking a trip back in time to talk about a group of women that created history and broke barriers for the next generation.

News 12 goes inside the new Sherman Police Department headquarters.

Officials in Oklahoma need help identifying human remains found earlier this month.

The United Way of Lamar County has partnered with the North Texas Food Bank to bring the mobile SNAP truck to Paris.

Two Texoma counties announced large prescribed burns would take place on Wednesday.

Mercy Ardmore launched TeamBirth on Tuesday, a new standard of care for labor and delivery.

Fire departments and EMS services in Bryan County are responding to a helicopter crash near the Red River Wednesday morning.

An Ardmore man is dead after drowning at Lake Murray Tuesday evening.

Early voting is this Thursday and Election Day is the following Tuesday.

Davis Police are asking residents to make sure their cars are locked and not to store valuables in the car.

A man was rescued after being trapped in a grain silo in Wolfe City Tuesday morning.

A local non-profit donates Easter baskets to spread holiday cheer.

The Institute of Museum and Library Services named 30 finalists, including the Pottsboro Library, for its national medal.

The Denison public library is showing off a creative group of young students with a competition called “Young at Art.”

Grayson County’s population is growing so much that it’s now required to have a countywide alternative education program for students facing mandatory expulsion. At Monday night’s Sherman ISD school board meeting, officials took the first steps to make that happen.

The Chickasaw National Recreation Area bison herd is moving to greener pastures.

A Sherman man was sentenced to prison for failing to register as a sex offender.

Easter is quickly approaching and there are several events happening around Texoma.

The annual Fur Trade Era Rendezvous at Fort Washita kicks off on March 29.

A second-tier winning ticket worth $1 million for the Powerball® drawing held on Oct. 22, 2022, will soon expire.

Early voting in Oklahoma begins Thursday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with election day April 4.

A man wanted for shooting at a Hugo police officer last month was arrested in Choctaw County on Thursday.

A Paris woman was arrested for alleged child endangerment Monday.

Authorities are working to clear a wreck on I-35 northbound near Tokio Road.

Whitewright approves two EMS coverage contracts in a called City Council Meeting.

One person is dead after a head-on crash Monday afternoon.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt announced big changes for women’s healthcare Monday morning.

If passed, Senate Bill 224, would make catalytic converter theft a felony in Texas and prosecutors could treat it as an organized crime.

A look at the company taking over the Gainesville outlet mall.