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AAA urges caution as we ‘Spring Forward’ to Daylight Saving Time this weekend

Oklahoma City -- As parts of the U.S. prepare to “spring forward” with the onset of Daylight Saving Time on Sunday, AAA is reminding drivers to stay focused behind the wheel. (https://www.ghsa.org/sites/default/files/2024-11/2023%20Pedestrian%20Traffic%20Fatalities%20by%20State.pdf ) With the time change impacting...
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Police seek assistance in solving cold case from 2020

A metro mother has spent five years seeking answers in the unsolved 2020 murder of her son. Robin Wise, victim Takota Wise's mother, believes that they know the suspect, but Oklahoma City Police have not yet made an arrest. A video of the crime scene was released, where Wise saw...
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Woman in critical condition after being hit by car near downtown Oklahoma City

A woman is in critical condition after being hit by a car near downtown Oklahoma City on Friday night.
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Turnpike Authority resumes work on controversial turnpike extension

The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority is preparing to resume engineering design work on the South Extension Turnpike, which is part of the ACCESS Oklahoma long-range plan. The South Extension will serve as a traffic reliever route for the congested I-35 Southern Corridor by moving heavy truck traffic out of the city...
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Cole: Some Oklahoma facilities including National Weather Center, spared from DOGE closings; others still...

Some Oklahomans are breathing a small sigh of relief after Congressman Tom Cole (R-Oklahoma) announced Friday that three federal facilities in the state, including the National Weather Center, will no longer be shut down by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), but concern remains.
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OU students rally to show support for NWS employees, science

Dozens of students and staff stood up for science on Friday afternoon after recent cuts across several agencies have left them worried for the future.
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Public lunch with Rep. Hern cancelled due to ‘activists’

A scheduled Tulsa lunch with Rep. Kevin Hern of Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District was cancelled Friday due to “more than 100 activists” signing up to attend. The public event was offered by Americans for Prosperity, a group founded by oil and gas billionaires Charles and David Koch. AFP is involved in advocating...
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DOGE reverses federal cuts on Oklahoma buildings

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - DOGE has recently reversed some of the federal cuts that were previously made to some of the federal buildings in Oklahoma. In a social media post made by Rep. Tom Cole, he announced that after working with DOGE and the administration the following services will remain operational in the state...
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What are Oklahoma’s Favorite Cold Weather Comfort Foods?

Well, once again Mother Nature is getting beyond cold across the Sooner State. With new record cold temps and crazy low wind chills, we're all collectively sheltering in our warm homes enjoying homecooked meals. What's on your plate when the weather gets like this?. WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE COLD-WEATHER COMFORT FOOD?
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Texas & Oklahoma Winter Storm Warning: Up to 7 Inches of Snow by 9...

Amarillo, TX – A winter storm warning remains in effect for parts of the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles through 9 p.m. Saturday, with heavy snowfall expected to impact travel and daily activities. According to the National Weather Service in Amarillo, snow accumulations between 5 and 7 inches are anticipated...

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