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Oklahoma City firefighter, K9 certified to search for disaster survivors

OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma City firefighter and his K9 partner are now certified to help search for people following disasters. Captain Jarod Freeman and K9 Uly recently passed their SUSAR Live Find certification evaluation in Chicago, according to the Oklahoma City Fire Department. The pair completed their Foundation
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Fact Check: FAKE Sam’s Club Receipts From 1983 And 2026 Show Huge Price Difference...

Receipts from Sam's Club in 1983 and 2026 showing a significant price increase are fake, as evidenced by nonexistent addresses, incorrect logos, and inaccurate price totals. Are receipts from Sam's Club in 1983 and 2026 that show a huge price increase over the years real? No, that's not true: There are several signs th
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Oklahoma cleared homeless encampments. A year later, some people are back.

One year after Gov. Kevin Stitt launched Operation Safe, some homeless encampments that were cleared by state troopers are back. Dozens of people have taken shelter on state-owned property beneath a Tulsa underpass and tents and other temporary structures have popped up in wooded lots that were swept a year ago, accord
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Edmond man accused of posing as teen headed to preliminary hearing

EDMOND, Okla. (KOKH) — An Edmond man accused of posing as a juvenile online to solicit nude images and videos from minors is heading back to court for his preliminary hearing. In April, 26-year-old Noah Ashford was arrested on several charges, including possession of child sexual abuse material. Officials...
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‘It makes me cry’: Midwest City mother says son was assaulted, bullied at school

MIDWEST CITY, Okla. - A Midwest City mother says her son was attacked by other students while at Carl Albert High School, prompting investigations by Mid-Del Public Schools and the Midwest City Police Department. The family says the freshman was choked, sexually assaulted and bullied. The student is not being...
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66-year-old mall getting major makeover with two-story Barnes & Noble taking over abandoned Forever...

A 66-YEAR-OLD mall is getting a makeover, with a new Barnes & Noble opening soon. The Penn Square Mall in Oklahoma City is undergoing a $13million redevelopment, while other malls struggle to stay open. Penn Square’s website shows that a two-story Barnes & Noble will open at the mall next...
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Woman charged with child neglect after naked child was found walking around apartment complex

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A naked child was found wandering around an apartment complex, but police say what they found next was even more disturbing. 31-year-old Diashae Bizzel was arrested for child neglect at a Southeast Oklahoma City apartment complex in August. Less than two months later, she has already pleaded guil
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UPDATE: Ponca City woman sentenced on drug charges

NEWKIRK — Esther Carlen Brown, 49, Ponca City, entered guilty pleas to drug charges filed against her in 2025 in Kay County District Court. Brown was sentenced to 35 years in prison with all but 19 years suspended on aggravated drug trafficking charges and conspiracy to aggravated drug trafficking and unlawful possessi
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Oklahoma AG names 2026 Officer of the Year regional winners

OKLAHOMA - Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced the regional winners of Oklahoma’s 2026 Officer of the Year Award, recognizing law enforcement officers and K-9 teams for exceptional service and dedication. A statewide Officer of the Year will be named later in October. All nominees and regional winners will be..
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ODWC seeks public input on rule changes

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Heads up, hunters and fishermen: it’s that time of year when the State Department of Wildlife Conservation wants your input on possible rule changes. “We really want public input,” said Micah Holmes with the ODWC. The ODWC is looking to make changes to...

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