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Woman arrested for assault and battery, public intoxication
TULSA, Okla.—A Tulsa woman is behind bars for public intoxication after she allegedly fell from a van in front of...
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Murder suspected in death of 77-year-old
OKLAHOMA CITY—Police say no arrests have been made in the death of a 77-year-old Oklahoma City man. Officers were called...
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Foreclosure rates jump in OKC
OKLAHOMA CITY—While the economy seems to be on the right track and foreclosure rates are down across the country, a...
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Okla. hopes to speed up driver’s license process
OKLAHOMA CITY—It can be a hassle when it comes to getting your driver’s license. However, the Oklahoma Department of Public...
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Officers: Missing Blaine County teen could be danger to self
WATONGA, Okla. – Officers in Blaine County are searching for a 15-year-old girl who is missing from her home. Annie...
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Large hole discovered on I-40 bridge
DEL CITY, Okla.—Drivers along I-40 may have a longer commute after a large hole was discovered in the bridge. Authorities...
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Poll shows Oklahomans against horse slaughter
EDMOND, Okla.—According to horse advocates, the majority of Oklahomans oppose legislation that would allow for the slaughter of horses here...
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Car roars to life, crashes onto neighbor’s roof
GLENDALE, Calif.—A man’s roof became a parking spot when his neighbor lost control of his car. The driver told police...
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Campaign created to support tougher gun laws
WASHINGTON—The fight over guns is heating up with some of the most influential figures arguing their positions. With stricter gun...
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Man killed by officer after threatening others
ENID,Okla.—Authorities say one man is dead after being shot by an officer in Enid. Officials were called to the northeast...
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Bill hopes to disclose candidates’ criminal past
OKLAHOMA CITY—After receiving a “D” from a recent study on public information, the Oklahoma Senate announced that it approved a...
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