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Two Women Steal Designer Purses Worth More Than $7,000 In Oklahoma City
Two women allegedly stole designer purses worth more than $7,000 from an Oklahoma City business, and police are asking for the public's help identifying them.


Drummond Reaches Nearly $44 Million Settlement In Poultry Lawsuit
Drummond reaches nearly $44 million settlement with six poultry companies to resolve a 21-year lawsuit over pollution in Oklahoma's Illinois River watershed.


New Oklahoma Agency Could Take Over Foster Care, Juvenile Justice Services
New Oklahoma agency could take over foster care, juvenile justice services as lawmakers consider creating a standalone child welfare department in 2027.


Oklahoma Weather Forecast Brings Brief Break From Excessive Heat
The Oklahoma weather forecast brings a brief break from excessive heat with highs near 90 before temperatures climb again across the state this weekend.


Oklahoma Medicaid Funding Cuts Raise Fears For Rural Hospitals And Patient Care
Oklahoma Medicaid funding cuts are raising concerns about rural hospital closures, health care deserts and access to care for children and families.


Oklahoma Cattle Producers Focus On Screwworm Threat, Drought And Profitability
Oklahoma cattle producers are focused on the New World screwworm threat, drought, cattle prices and risk management at the 2026 Summer Cattle Industry Business Meeting.


Cherokee Nation W.W. Hastings Hospital Opens $470 Million Facility
The Cherokee Nation W.W. Hastings Hospital opens its new $470 million, 400,000-square-foot facility in Tahlequah with 127 beds and expanded medical services.


Woodward Officer-Involved Shooting Leaves 19-Year-Old Dead After Police Pursuit
A Woodward officer-involved shooting left 19-year-old Noel Almandarez dead after authorities say a pursuit ended with an attempt to strike an officer and a crash with a semi-truck.
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