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OSBI hosts major crimes conference (opens the original)
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DURANT, Okla. (KTEN) - Behind every case, there is a team working to find answers and today they're here at the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation's major crime conference to sharpen those skills. "A chance for this many law enforcement personnel to come together and utilize great training is great,â said OSBI spokesperson Hunter Mckee. Focusing on improving investigative strategies, And discussing some of the most egregious crimes that have caught the nation's attention. "the quadrupl
Grayson College helping develop three-year bachelor’s degree pathways (opens the original)
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DENISON, Texas (KTEN) - For college students a shorter path to a bachelor's degree could mean less time in school, saving money, and a chance to enter the workforce sooner. A conversation Grayson College administration is part of. "Three year baccalaureate degrees are taking charge across the country, and you see a lot of states looking at this,â said Dr. Jeremy McMillen, president of Grayson College. Including the lone star state, with governor Greg Abbott announcing a group of representati
Sherman fire department renewing service contract with Grayson county (opens the original)
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SHERMAN, Texas (KTEN) - Sherman's fire department administration, renewing a service agreement with Grayson county commissioners. The $362,000 fire and EMS contract will continue services to people outside of city limits. For the citizens of Sherman inside of the city limits their taxes to pay for the fire and EMS services, they don't pay taxes to the city of Sherman," said Sherman fire Chief Billy Hartsfield. Chief Hartsfield tells us, they will also continue to work with mutual aid from othe
Part of Highway 56 to see reoccurring closure for Moonlight Market (opens the original)
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SHERMAN, Texas (KTEN) - Road closures are not usually a part of the shopping experience in Sherman Texas, but coordinators of the shopping event called moonlight market are looking to change that in hopes of expanding their event. "We started just by ideas of what we can do to get people to know about some of the businesses downtown,â said Teresa Slaton, a Moonlight Market coordinator. The market traditionally lined vendors up along west Houston Street in Sherman. "We knew that we needed mo
Coleman Public Schools launches aviation program (opens the original)
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COLEMAN, Okla (KTEN) - Coleman High School students are getting a taste of what it's like to reach new heights through the school's aviation program. "I want to get a drone license," said Max Kimmy. "I was thinking commercial pilot.," said Aiden Golden. "I am wanting to go into the United States Air Force," said Tripp Toney. The program's students are getting the framework of aviation through a flight simulator donated by the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics. "Last year we had
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