We’re more than halfway through 2020, and I’m willing to bet by now those goals you set in January have gone out the window. This year has brought a lot of chaos and unexpected hurdles we could have never planned for.
Here is a look at Wednesday's headlines
- Suspect walks into home with 5 kids
- Frisco Center sees uptick
- Southwestern Foundation has its data hacked
- Glenda Williams death notice
- Eugene Redhat death notice
A mother of five was faced with the task of confronting a possible burglar that walked through her front door.
New Clinton City Manager Robert B. Johnston gets reacquainted with the Clinton map as he begins his tenure with the city.
The pandemic continues to impact many local businesses, but the Frisco Conference Center has started to have a strong upswing in activity.
Brandon Arevalo gets low on his skate board and focuses as he prepares to jump and do some tricks at McLain Rogers.
Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s data hosting service was recently hacked.
DAY SHIFT
Miles Collins takes a box of baked goods from one of the food trucks at the Friends on Frisco event.
Deputy responded to a report of a business alarm at 10651 Highway 183.