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Cowboys cornerback Orlando Scandrick left
the practice field with blood gushing from his nose, Cowboys CB leaves practice with a bloodied nose

SHERMAN, TX – A blood drive was held Wednesday to help one of Sherman’s finest who is fighting for his life. Josh Stevenson has more., Sherman Police help former officer in need of heart transplant

SHERMAN, TX – The Texoma Regional Blood Center is in critical need of O positive and O negative type blood. There’s one man in our area who seems to be the man they can always count on when it comes to donating, no matter the demand. Rick Springer has the story., Sherman man’s blood donations top 25 gallons

More than 400 people turned out across Texoma for KXII’s 7th annual blood drive Thursday., More than 400 donate at 2010 KXII Blood Drive

As we get ready for our annual KXII blood drive in July, we want to share with you some of the stories of Texomans whose lives have been changed by blood donations. Shelby Levins introduces us to one mother who says she’s alive today because of blood donors., Blood donations save mother’s life

SHERMAN, TX – First responders are rolling up their sleeves to help those in need, and they’re asking you to do the same. Daniel Armbruster was at the Texoma Regional Blood Center on Thursday with more on the 5th Annual Battle of the Badges Blood Drive., Battle of the Badges Blood Drive

DURANT, OK – Record numbers donated blood Thursday, and blood drive organizers believe their success was all thanks to a new way of running things. The City of Durant and Bryan County went head to head in a battle for blood., Record numbers show up to donate at Blood Fest

ARDMORE — Last week we told you about Joy Buchanan and her efforts to organize a local blood drive in honor of our troops. Monday, as the Oklahoma Blood Institute announced it had hit a “critical need” level, Buchanan and her soldier son who’s just home for the holidays watched on, as more than a dozen people came out and donated. Shelby Levins reports., OBI announces "critical need," Soldier and Family step up to help

TISHOMINGO — The holiday season is also the season of giving, but one Tishomingo teen isn’t asking for material gifts. She’s asking people to donate blood at the Tishomingo High School’s blood drive on Friday. Shelby Levins bring us this young girl’s inspiring story as part of our special “Whats Right” series., What’s Right – Girl Inspires Others to Donate