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ARDMORE, OK-- A Texoma organization is teaming up with a nationwide organization to help raise money for children with cancer. Officials with the Ardmore little theatre are trying to encourage children toMore >> ARDMORE, OK-- A Texoma organization is teaming up with a nationwide organization to help raise money for children with cancer. Officials with the Ardmore little theatre are trying to encourage children toMore >> MARSHALL COUNTY, OK-- Severe weather caused a road in Marshall County to collapse, now officials said more showers could put a damper on plans to repair. Kelly Shropshire says when she left her houseMore >> MARSHALL COUNTY, OK-- Severe weather caused a road in Marshall County to collapse, now officials said more showers could put a damper on plans to repair. Kelly Shropshire says when she left her houseMore >> DENISON -- A Denison man says his truck was stolen over the weekend with his dog still inside. The truck was found crashed into a pond near Highway 82 and Mayes Road on Saturday morning. So far, no arrestsMore >> DENISON -- A Denison man says his truck was stolen over the weekend with his dog still inside. The truck was found crashed into a pond near Highway 82 and Mayes Road on Saturday morning. So far, no arrestsMore >> SHERMAN, TX----- Gifts that give back. That's the main concept behind the Women's Gift Exchange. Tucked inside Kelly's Square in downtown Sherman, the shop opened in 2010, but recently expanded to a biggerMore >> SHERMAN, TX----- Gifts that give back. That's the main concept behind the Women's Gift Exchange.More >> Over the past few days, generous folks from across Texoma and across the country have opened their hearts and provided the people of Moore, OK with donations and volunteer work as they recover from theMore >> Over the past few days, generous folks from across Texoma and across the country have opened their hearts and provided the people of Moore, OK with donations and volunteer work as they recover from the devastating EF-5 tornado that killed 24 people on Monday.
However, there are numerous other communities across central Oklahoma that are also recovering from other damaging tornadoes that moved across central Oklahoma on both Sunday and Monday...More >> CALERA, OK--- A semi truck traveling northbound on Highway 75 flipped on its side this afternoon in Calera. It happened around 3 p.m. Calera police said the driver lost control of the wheel and drove acrossMore >> CALERA, OK--- A semi truck traveling northbound on Highway 75 flipped on its side this afternoon in Calera.More >> ARDMORE, OK-- With summer quickly approaching, Texoma pools will be opening their doors soon, but the Consumer Product Safety Commission has a warning for parents. Jenny Kassheimer is a mother of 4-year-oldMore >> ARDMORE, OK-- With summer quickly approaching, Texoma pools will be opening their doors soon, but the Consumer Product Safety Commission has a warning for parents. Jenny Kassheimer is a mother of 4-year-oldMore >> DURANT -- Other than a recent visit, Amber Hart has no ties to Moore, Oklahoma. Still, she says watching the destruction from this week's tornados on television compelled her to help. "I woke up andMore >> DURANT -- Other than a recent visit, Amber Hart has no ties to Moore, Oklahoma. Still, she says watching the destruction from this week's tornados on television compelled her to help. "I woke up andMore >> DENISON, TX -- Since 1990 there has been two Boys and Girls Clubs in Denison with similar goals.Graham Skipsey, the Divisional Director of Boys and Girls Clubs from Dallas, TX says, "Boys and girls clubMore >> DENISON, TX -- Since 1990 there has been two Boys and Girls Clubs in Denison with similar goals. Thursday they became one group.More >> Red Cross Needs: DiapersHand sanitizerWet wipesSoapSunscreenDeodorantWork glovesTooth brush, tooth pasteBaby formulaBottled water and or GatoradeSnack packs Donation Drop Off Locations: Carter County,More >> We're keeping a running list of places you can go across southern Oklahoma and north Texas to donate items to the relief efforts from the recent devastating central Oklahoma tornado.
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SHERMAN,TX--- A fire that destroyed a house and left a family homeless early Saturday morning is still smoldering today.
Sherman Fire Chief Jeff Jones says the one-alarm fire occurred early Saturday morning at around 2:00 a.m. on Sycamore Street in Sherman.
The home owner says she believes the fire started in the attic, but this has not been confirmed by the Sherman Fire Marshall.
He says the fire caused $20,000 worth of damage and the cause of the fire is still unknown.
Several neighbors say the fire could be seen from blocks away.
"I came out of my door and saw all these fire trucks. There was a big blaze of fire that was just pushing out of the house," neighbor Mary McKinney said.
The family says they are unsure whether they want to rebuild the house. They say they are waiting to hear from the insurance adjuster before making a decision.
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