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OKC shatters previous record high, more on the way

A stunning high of 106 occurred just before severe storms moved across the metro Saturday evening. The previous record was 4 degrees less hot. Look for a few more storms Saturday night. A few may be strong, especially in far northern Oklahoma. Sunday will be dry and very hot once...
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Two fatal scooter accidents spark safety warnings

Oklahoma City police are urging caution from both motorists and electric scooter riders following two fatal accidents involving vehicles and pedestrians within a 24-hour period.
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Oklahoma girl, 11, arrested after shooting her 15-year-old brother dead

An 11-year-old girl in Oklahoma has been arrested and booked into a juvenile detention facility after allegedly fatally shooting her 15-year-old brother
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Oklahoma City Ignite event features live gunpowder art

OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma artist Jay Sage will use gunpowder and fire to create art during a live performance Saturday in Oklahoma City. The Sage Arts Foundation is hosting Ignite, an art event featuring a live gunpowder art experience led by Sage. Proceeds support the Sage Arts Foundation, which says...
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This Oklahoma Restaurant Serves A Huge Hand-Breaded Chicken-Fried Steak Inside An Old Feed And...

A building that once sheltered horses and stored wagons now fills the air with the aroma of sizzling steaks and barbecue. The transformation of this Oklahoma landmark from a bustling livery yard into a beloved restaurant is a story of preservation and good taste. Diners are transported to another era...
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St. Louis, Memphis and Oklahoma City Face One Last Shot of Summer Heat Up...

MEMPHIS, TENN. — An active weather pattern taking shape next week will bring more seasonable air to the northern Plains and Midwest, but the tradeoff is that above-normal heat will pump back north into the eastern Ag Belt and south-central United States, with BAM Weather noting this could be the last real shot of summe
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Severe thunderstorm watch until 10 PM tonight

A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH IS IN EFFECT FOR CENTRAL, NORTHERN, & NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA UNTIL 10 PM TONIGHT. Main threats with severe storms will be gusty winds capable of reaching over 75 mph and hail up to golf ball size. Storms will continue through the rest of this afternoon and into this evening.
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Jeep Rollover Snarls Southbound I-44 at SW 134th, One Cut From Wreckage

A silver Jeep rolled over on southbound Interstate 44 at Southwest 134th Street Thursday afternoon, with one person cut from the vehicle and traffic backing up as emergency crews worked at the scene. The crash happened Thursday afternoon and affected traffic through southwest Oklahoma City. The Oklahoma City Police Dep
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SW OKC Motorcyclist Hits 100 MPH, Leaps Off Bridge to Dodge Police

A motorcyclist traveling more than 100 mph crashed near Interstate 40 and May Avenue in southwest Oklahoma City, then ran from the scene and jumped off a bridge on Southwest 25th Street before officers took him into custody. Oklahoma City Police Department officials said there was never an actual pursuit of the rider,
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OU Nurse is Accused of Stealing Fentanyl, But Can Still Practice Under Supervision

Fifteen canceled fentanyl transactions caught the attention of a controlled-substance diversion specialist at an Oklahoma hospital. A probable cause affidavit described another feature of those transactions: canceling one could still leave the medication pocket accessible. Now 38-year-old Joseph Muniz, an intensive car

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