KXII-TV (Sherman, TX)

KXII is a television station that broadcasts on virtual and VHF digital channel 12. It is affiliated with CBS, MyNetworkTV, and Fox, and is licensed in Sherman, Texas, serving the Sherman–Ada area. The station is operated by Gray Television. KXII shares its studios with its low-power relay stations on Texoma Parkway (SH 91) in northeastern Sherman, and also has an additional studio located on South Commerce Street (U.S. Route 77) and Elks Boulevard in southwestern Ardmore, Oklahoma. The transmitter for KXII can be found along Oklahoma State Highway 99 in rural northeastern Marshall County, Oklahoma, which is southwest of Madill. The station's signal is also transmitted through low-power translator station KXIP-LD (channel 12) in Paris, Texas, which is part of the Dallas–Fort Worth television market, and through low-power station K28QF-D (channel 28) in Sherman.

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#172145

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#36601

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State Rep. Nate Schatzline launches bid for newly vacant Texas Senate seat

3 days ago | kxii.com | Kayla Guo

THE TEXAS TRIBUNE - Rep. Nate Schatzline, a hardline Fort Worth Republican, announced his bid Tuesday to fill the state Senate seat vacated by Kelly Hancock, who left the Legislature last week to become Texas’ acting comptroller. “It’s clear that our state will only be as conservative to the extent we are willing to fight for it,” Schatzline said in his announcement.
Fannin County commissioners, judge agree on next step in evaluating courthouse repairs

3 days ago | kxii.com | Olivia Thompson

BONHAM, Texas (KXII) - There is still concern about whether the Fannin County Courthouse is safe. Judge Newt Cunningham and commissioners reached a consensus, but it wasn’t easy. Tuesday morning, County Commissioner AJ Self countered Judge Cunningham’s request that a licensed engineer walk through the county courthouse to ensure issues, including plumbing, the HVAC system, electrical issues and more are properly complete.
One year later: Baby continuing recovery after small chance of survival following fatal wreck

4 days ago | kxii.com | Olivia Thompson

SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - June marked a year since a crash on Highway 69 in Bells that killed Angela Woodson and left he three-month-old grandson Roman with a 5% chance to live. On June 12, 2024, the Woodson family was forever changed. Angela Woodson was hit and killed by a semi-truck after being rear-ended and pushed into oncoming traffic on US Highway 69 near Denison Street. Also in the car, her grandson Roman.
Texoma native turns 100, shares her favorite memories at birthday celebration

6 days ago | kxii.com | Drew Mowrer

SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - A Texoma native had the chance to celebrate her 100th birthday on Saturday. Mary Jo Heron - originally from Grant, Oklahoma - has lived all across the globe, traveling with her husband who served in the air force. Now, she’s back in Texoma, living in Sherman. At her 100th birthday party, Mary Jo shared several of her favorite memories from traveling to see her husband. “I flew to Kwajalein Island With two babies,” Heron said.
Denison working to honor cemetery dating back to 19th century

1 week ago | kxii.com | Drew Mowrer

DENISON, Texas (KXII) - At their last meeting, the Denison City Council discussed plans to take over a historical marker that’s been a part of the city since the 19th century - Iron Ore Cemetery. Located just behind Texoma Medical Center, restoring Iron Ore Cemetery was the goal 4 years ago. Now, they look to honor those buried there by officially making the gravesite a part of Denison. Its origins date back to 1871, when the Iron Ore Baptist Church was founded.
Sadler restaurant owner’s health affects family-owned business

1 week ago | kxii.com | Olivia Thompson

SADLER, Texas (KXII) - The health of Robby’s BBQ & Steakhouse owner suddenly declines, taking a toll on the family and restaurant too. 29385 US-82, Sadler, TX sounds like a mere address to some, but it’s a dream come true for Robby Harp of Whitesboro, who opened his restaurant there last year. His daughter, 21 year-old Memory Davis, says he’s always wanted his own restaurant. Although Robby owns a concrete and metal building company, cooking is his first love.
‘It would be horrible to lose this’: Future of Parrie Haynes Ranch in Killeen, Texas in limbo

1 week ago | kxii.com | Madison Herber

KILLEEN, Texas (KWTX) - Community members and those who have found refuge at Parrie Haynes Ranch in Killeen on June 19 met at the ranch to talk about its future after Cadence Bank, the trustee of the land, warned the owner it could be selling the property. Dozens of community members concerned about the future of the ranch located at 13816 Maxdale Road discussed how they could stop a potential sale.
Participants reflect on Saturday’s Juneteenth parade and encourage Texoma residents to join the community for Sherman’s 3-day celebration.

1 week ago | kxii.com | Olivia Thompson

SHERMAN, Texas (KXII) - Participants reflect on Saturday’s Juneteenth parade in Denison and encourage Texoma residents to join the community for Sherman’s 3-day celebration. Word travels fast in today’s time, but that wasn’t the case for nearly 250,000 African-Americans still enslaved in Texas two years after the Emancipation Proclamation freed them. Then came June 19th, 1865, when the message of freedom arrived in Galveston, Texas.
Baptist group steps up to help clean up Bonham after EF-1 tornado

1 week ago | kxii.com | Drew Mowrer

BONHAM, Texas (KXII) - Just over a week since an EF-1 tornado hit the city of Bonham, several different groups have jumped in to play their part in cleaning up. The Southern Baptists of Texas Convention has been meeting at First Baptist Church in Bonham nearly every day before they break off into teams to go help with storm cleanup. The leader of the group, Jesse Hauptrief, says over the last year, they’ve had 11 different assignments.
St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway winner learns he won a new house while undergoing cancer treatment

1 week ago | kxii.com | Alex Egan

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - With his family alongside, Roy Lopez toured his brand-new home Friday evening, about 24 hours after learning he was the 2025 Bryan/College Station St. Jude Dream Home winner. He had to be convinced to get a ticket this year. “They were saying, ‘Hey, if you buy a ticket, you can get a $10,000 Visa’ and everything‚” Lopez said. “And my wife, I said, do we buy one? She says, ‘We’re going to win it.