Meth911

A national study shows some 10 million Americans have tried methamphetamine. It's a highly addictive drug sold in almost every city across the country. Wednesday night News First 5/30 and broadcasters across the state will run a special program to take a closer look at this important issue.

A powerful TV event will take place Wednesday night. Be sure to sit back and watch closely. It might be painful to watch, but the message and resulting dialogue must take place if we are to fight methamphetamine in our communities.

Mayor Greg Elliott kicked off Monday night’s city council meeting by honoring three employees who have worked for the city for more than 25 years.William Clift, Bobby Guerrero, and Roy Maloney received a standing ovation from the Mayor, Chickasha City Council members, and the audience for their hard work and dedication.

A powerful TV event takes place Wednesday night. Be sure to sit back and watch closely. It may be painful to watch, but the message and resulting dialogue must take place if we are to fight methamphetamine in our communities.

On Wednesday, nearly all Colorado television stations will air "Childhelp Crystal Darkness," a documentary that helps fight back against crystal methamphetamine using many Colorado sources.

On Wednesday, nearly all Colorado television stations will air "Childhelp Crystal Darkness," a documentary that helps fight back against crystal methamphetamine using many Colorado sources.

A powerful TV event will take place Thursday night. Be sure to sit back and watch closely. It might be painful to watch, but the message and resulting dialogue must take place if we are to fight methamphetamine in our communities.

Colorado Crystal Darkness is a half-hour documentary about methamphetamine addiction airing on the same night on both local PBS stations, though KBDI-Channel 12 will offer additional information, turning it into a two-hour prime-time package.

Jessica Wicker has lived on Poole Road for about four years. It's a pine tree-lined lane with ranch-style houses and mobile homes.

Oklahomans are being given an opportunity to get involved in the battle against methamphetamine and make a difference in our communities.Beginning at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 13, local television stations across Oklahoma will air "Crystal Darkness Oklahoma," a 30-minute documentary told through the testimonies of people who have gone through methamphetamine addiction.