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Tractor Supply Co. continues its efforts to support youth across the country with its annual Grants for Growing campaign.
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Nearly a dozen entrepreneurs from around Northwest Oklahoma gave out advice Thursday and Friday during "The Entrepreneur: Do You Have 20/20 Vision?"
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A man arrested on Valentine's Day after police responded to a call reporting a woman screaming for help from an apartment balcony was arraigned Friday on felony domestic abuse charges.
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A broken brake light led police to arrest a 25-year-old Enid man on drug and weapon complaints.
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Tractor Supply Co. continues its efforts to support youth across the country with its annual Grants for Growing campaign.
A representative called a bill he authored an "atrocity" after it raised concerns over its constitutionality and was stopped from being heard.
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Parents across the state are still clamoring for answers after unsolicited fliers for an online charter school showed up in mailboxes across the state, and the state Education Department is taking legal action.
NOBLE — The city is hoping its new high-speed fiber internet capabilities, made possible through a partnership with OEC Fiber, will create a more attractive community for residents and businesses.
MOORE — As a slideshow of Kolby Crum's life played during his funeral on Thursday morning, the classic Bobby McFerrin song “Don't Worry, Be Happy” played over the speakers at First Moore Baptist Church.
NORMAN — A playoff atmosphere. A hostile road environment. And a dash of drama.
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A man who helped first responders rescue four McAlester apartment tenants and a dog from a fire on Thursday said he was shocked when he saw the building ablaze.
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Enid Police Department arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a Jan. 31 home invasion and fatal shooting.
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An April hearing will determine if a trial is needed in the case of a local attorney charged with domestic abuse.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma is prepared to “aggressively” address federal court battles over the state’s plan to return to the usage of lethal injection in executions, state Attorney General Mike Hunter told a group of district attorneys on Thursday.
A House Bill offering several exemptions to the state's plan to charge entrance fees to those entering Oklahoma State Parks has passed out of a House Subcommittee — but with an amendment attached.
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Legislation that would make major changes to Oklahoma’s civil service employment system, one of Gov. Kevin Stitt’s top priorities this legislative session, is likely to be introduced next week, according to the head of the union representing Oklahoma’s public employees.
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A 22-year-old Enid man was flown to an Oklahoma City hospital Thursday night after being shot in his apartment by one of three robbery suspects, Enid police said.
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Providing tablets to inmates at Muskogee County/City Detention Facility seems to be paying off.
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ENID, Okla. — Northern Oklahoma College’s board of regents recently voted in favor of reinstating a degree program that trains students in wind farm maintenance.
Gary Pitchlynn and his adopted son Walker ate lunch together on Feb. 12, talked about the 20-year-old's future, told each other "I love you" and left Gray Owl Coffee & Tea with the intention of meeting at home later that evening.
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An Oklahoma City man strangled his pregnant wife until she blacked out, then he punched her repeatedly, causing bone fractures and a black eye.
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Liz Herring’s family had found a modest home on NW 25th Street in Oklahoma City, just one block inside the boundaries of Northwest Classen High School, a sparkling campus home to 3,000 students with a reputation as one of the state’s elite public high schools, despite opening just a few year…
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Employees at a Tecumseh juvenile facility failed to properly supervise an 18-year old who died after a suicide attempt there, though she had been placed on suicide precautions several times before her death, a state oversight agency’s investigation has found.
NORMAN — Oklahoma shortstop Brandon Zaragoza sprinted to his right, deep into the hole just shy of left field, and flipped Roderick Coffee’s groundball to second baseman Logan Kohler for an easy out.
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Enid dentists volunteered to help treat more than 1,200 patients in need, during the 11th annual Oklahoma Mission of Mercy on Feb. 7-8 in Stillwater.
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WAKITA — Grant and Garfield County authorities arrested a 37-year-old Enid man on outstanding felony warrants Wednesday morning after learning he was at a residence in Wakita.
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Employees at a Tecumseh juvenile facility failed to properly supervise an 18-year old who died after a suicide attempt there, though she had been placed on suicide precautions several times before her death, a state oversight agency’s investigation has found.
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Muskogee County prosecutors filed rape and kidnapping charges this weekend against two men accused of a brutal sexual assault of a woman to whom they offered to provide a ride from a local casino.
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Four residents lost their possessions in a string of fires in far west Muskogee on Tuesday morning.
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A Daddy Daughter Dance benefiting Kids' Space Advocacy Center has grown so much that it will have two dances when the event takes place on Saturday.
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D. Chad Dillingham will take the seat being vacated by Enid businessman John D. Groendyke, who has decided to step down from the commission after 44 years of service under seven governors.
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Northeastern State University will host the Frankie Valli tribute "Let's Hang On!" at 7:30 p.m. on March 26 at the NSU Center for the Performing Arts. The performance is part of the 2019-20 Sequoyah Institute Performing Arts Series.
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Main Street Beat is all about everything going on up and down the downtown thoroughfare, according to Amy Carter, co-owner of Vivid Salon and Boutique on North Muskogee Avenue.
Many people prefer to workout with their head down and headphones plugged in, but breaking a sweat with a group might help both beginners and experienced athletes switch things up.
NORMAN — A Norman homicide victim pleaded for his life seconds before he was robbed and shot five times in his own vehicle, a court filing shows.
The Tahlequah city treasurer resigned after 19 years and the City Council appointed an interim during the Feb. 18 meeting.
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A Tahlequah lawyer pleaded guilty Tuesday to a federal charge of possessing firearms after previously being convicted of a felony after striking an agreement that includes the dismissal of a related drug charge and the potential for a significant sentence reduction.
Earl Granville has always believed in the military motto “No Man Left Behind.”
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The Tulsa County District Attorney’s Office used employees who were not authorized to practice law to prosecute dozens of misdemeanor cases between November 2017 and November 2018, including some jury trials, the district attorney’s office admitted in a response to a bar complaint about the issue.
Pittsburg County Sheriff Chris Morris said skeletal remains found near McAlester were identified as that of missing woman, Holly Cantrell.
NORMAN — A third manslaughter count was filed Tuesday in Cleveland County District Court against a man accused of plowing his pickup truck into a group of Moore High School track and cross country runners two weeks ago.
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Enid Police Department affidavit: Graffiti, done in black spray paint, said, “WEST 4give Lena Rosa,” “Lena Rosa,” “Lena,” “Lena Rosa and West,” “Lena loves west,” “Ronnie I love you” and “Lena & West” ...
CUSHING – The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has ruled Monday’s suspicious death in Cushing as a homicide.
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She said she probably spent "several thousand dollars" of her mother's money without her mother's permission.
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State hospitals have received $2.2 billion less in federal funds because it did not expand Medicaid coverage, she said. In addition to high rates of uninsured, the state has one of the worst infant mortality rates in the country.
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The NWOSU-sponsored event aims to teach attendees how to build a business or pursue their own million dollar ideas, and succeed.
Federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies are investigating a former Haileyville city employee following the discovery of inaccuracies in the city’s finances.
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The state Education Department is investigating how a startup statewide charter school obtained the home addresses of students across the state.
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The law known as “enabling child abuse” has been criticized for its unfair sentencing, particularly regarding women. Advocates for criminal justice reform and women’s rights in the state of Oklahoma say that women bear the brunt of the punishment while men walk away with lesser sentences.
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AMES - Graveside memorial service for William Barnes, 81, will be Saturday, February 29, 2020, at 11:00am in Ames Cemetery Chapel. Inurnment will follow in Ames Cemetery. Memorials-Ames Volunteer Fire Department or Ames Cemetery. www.andersonburris.com
Celebration of Life Service for Yvonne Joy Kennedy, 84, will be Monday, February 24, 2020, at 2:30pm, First Baptist Church, Enid. Visitation with the family will be Sunday, 4:00 to 5:00pm at Anderson-Burris Funeral Home. www.andersonburris.com.
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