Erin Pellet
Reporter
Erin Pellet is a Texas native from Trophy Club. She graduated from Texas Tech University in December 2022. She received her bachelor's degree in journalism and minors in public relations and media strategies. She joined the News 12 team as a reporter in January 2023.
During her time at Texas Tech, she was an anchor for the student newscast, MCTV, and hosted the student radio station, KTXT. Additionally, she interned at KLBK News in Lubbock, Texas.
Erin is excited to serve the Texoma community. She can be contacted at erin.pellet@kxii.com.
In the voicemail, the principal mentions the new gender rule but not the inappropriate content the district said was in the musical.
The school board unanimously voted to pass the motion after 65 people took the podium to address the board
According to the district's new statement, it will use a different version of ‘Oklahoma!’ and no longer enforce the gender rule.
Students at a Texas high school are not being allowed to portray roles outside their gender assigned at birth in a production of "Oklahoma!"
Theater students said the new Sherman ISD gender rule has taken away about 20 people's roles.
The treasured tradition dates back to the 1930s and grows bigger each year.
49-year-old, Anthony Rae, has been on the run since he missed trial in 2005.
This is a precautionary effort to avoid antibiotic resistance in animals and humans.
The Sherman Family Home Project needs more funds and volunteers to complete the renovation.
Two people were in the plane, both with minor injuries.
The Story of Art in America Docuseries featuring Denison's art in upcoming season.
Denison ISD received a Safety Stands Grant from the state to go towards security upgrades. One of the additions is a film that goes on windows to help protect against bullets.
Ukraine refugees getting lessons in English from Denison pastor
Colbert fires bus driver arrested for possession of child pornography
