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BBB Warns Oklahoma Families About Moving Scams
The Better Business Bureau is warning families about moving scams involving low estimates, hostage loads, and fraudulent movers.

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May 132 min read


Oklahoma Insulin Access Program Signed Into Law
Kevin Stitt signed the Oklahoma Insulin Access Program into law to help lower insulin costs and expand medication access statewide.

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May 132 min read


Second Arrest Made in Arcadia Lake Mass Shooting
Edmond Police made a second arrest in the Arcadia Lake mass shooting investigation after Trinity K. Brown was taken into custody.

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May 132 min read


Gentner Drummond Warns EPA Database Creates Security Risks
Gentner Drummond and 17 other attorneys general warn a proposed EPA database creates cybersecurity risks involving chemical facility information.

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May 132 min read


Heard on Hurd Returns to Downtown Edmond This Weekend
Heard on Hurd returns to Downtown Edmond with live music, food trucks, local vendors, and celebrations honoring military and first responders.

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May 132 min read


Broken Arrow Babysitter Arrested on Child Abuse Charges
The Broken Arrow babysitter arrest investigation involves multiple child sexual abuse charges against Samantha Parrish.

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May 132 min read


Oklahoma Tax Collections Beat Expectations in April
Oklahoma tax collections exceeded expectations in April as income tax, sales tax, and energy revenues continued growing statewide.

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May 132 min read


Former Office Manager Accused in $138K Embezzlement Case
An OSBI embezzlement investigation accuses former office manager Angie Sue Ellis of stealing more than $138,000 from an oilfield company.

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May 132 min read


Former Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters Files for Divorce
Former Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters has filed for divorce from his wife Katie Walters after 15 years of marriage.

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May 122 min read


Spring Alpaca Farm Day Returns to Newcastle
Spring Alpaca Farm Day returns to Newcastle with alpaca interactions, fiber demonstrations, obstacle courses, and family activities.

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May 122 min read


Oklahoma Adds Alpha-gal Syndrome to Disease List
Oklahoma will begin tracking Alpha-gal syndrome statewide after a new law added the tick-borne illness to reportable diseases.

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May 122 min read


Click It or Ticket Campaign Targets Oklahoma Drivers
The Click It or Ticket campaign is increasing enforcement across Oklahoma as troopers target seat belt violations and traffic fatalities.

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May 122 min read


Special Session Threat Emerges at Oklahoma Capitol
Kyle Hilbert warned a special session may be needed after Senate adjournment disputes left major Oklahoma legislation unresolved.

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May 122 min read


Thunder Sweep Lakers to Reach Western Conference Finals
The Thunder sweep of the Lakers is complete after Oklahoma City advanced to the Western Conference Finals with a 115-110 victory.

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May 122 min read


Special Olympics Oklahoma Summer Games Need Volunteers
The Special Olympics Oklahoma Summer Games still need more than 1,500 volunteers ahead of kickoff at Oklahoma State University.

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May 122 min read


breaking: Tulsa Police Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting
Tulsa Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting near Walt Whitman Elementary after a domestic shooting and rollover crash.

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May 122 min read


Arcadia Lake Shooting Discussion Lasts Less Than 10 Minutes
The Arcadia Lake shooting was briefly discussed by Edmond city leaders as police continue investigating the deadly mass shooting.

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May 122 min read


Former Thunder Player Desmond Mason Arrested in OKC
Former Thunder player Desmond Mason was arrested in Oklahoma City on a Texas felony warrant involving sports memorabilia valued at $40,000.

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May 122 min read


Global Crises Are Crushing Oklahoma Farm Margins
Oklahoma farmers are struggling with rising fertilizer costs, trade wars, fuel spikes, and shrinking farm margins tied to global instability.

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May 112 min read


357,000 Oklahoma Workers Could Soon Get a Raise
More than 357,000 Oklahoma workers could receive higher pay if voters approve State Question 832 and raise the minimum wage.

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May 112 min read
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