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PARIS, TX — The video released this week by the Paris Police Department shows officers conducting an arrest during a tense situation. That video led the chief of police to order an internal investigation, and eventually a short suspension for the officer involved., Video released of Paris arrest incident

SHERMAN TX–While many teens are spending their summer watching television or playing video games, one group of young people is learning to be leaders, and they’re finding out, in order to lead, you must also be willing to serve those around you., Future leaders raise money

SAVOY, TX — If you went to the website google to search online Friday, you may have noticed something different about their logo. In honor of the 30th anniversary of the video game, Pac-Man, google is letting people play the game on their site., Video games popular with new crowd, may even benefit health

ANTLERS, OK — The video is shocking, teens punching and kicking each other while a crowd looks on, many of them students in Antlers Schools., Kids caught on video, fighting on Antlers school grounds

ARDMORE, OK – Police in Ardmore are asking for your help in finding two purse snatchers. The clip shows surveillance video from an Ardmore retail shop in the 600 block of West Main. Officers tell us the two woman in the video snatched a purse from an elderly woman last month., Ardmore PD asking for your help catching purse snatchers

Miles Austin couldn’t stop smiling, soaking up the cheers as he stared at himself on the giant video screens over the field. Then Tony Romo really soaked him, splashing a cup of water in his face, Happy Thanksgiving for Cowboys, as they roll Raiders

SHERMAN, TX — While you might not know it, video games have surpassed Hollywood as the number one moneymaking source of entertainment.
Monday night, perhaps the highest selling game of all time is being released.
Hundreds of people had already lined up at 6:00 pm to get their hands on the newest Call of Duty game, Modern Warfare 2., Texoma prepares for the largest media release in history

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) – The mammoth video boards at Cowboys Stadium are drawing attention again., Cowboys Stadium really does have record-book TVs