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Former District Attorney says denying parole was the wrong decision

A woman convicted in one of the most notorious mass murders remains in prison.
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‘Pretty unusual’: Dead woman discovered in teen’s truck bed, boy claims he thought he...

An Oklahoma teen charged with manslaughter allegedly told police he thought he hit a deer while driving, but it was actually a 22-year-old woman — and her body somehow ended up in his truck bed. The post 'Pretty unusual': Dead woman discovered in teen's truck bed, boy claims he thought he hit a deer but victim's mom i
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Turn Key Health facing lawsuit after 74-year-old man dies in custody

Oklahoma City (KFOR) – Dylan Brown dives into the story about a lawsuit that Turn Key Health is facing after 74-year-old Marvin May died after not eating for several weeks. May’s family is suing for negligence and a wrongful death in Turn Key’s hands. The Breakdown is...
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Suburban Homebuilder Buys OKC’s Dowell Center, Plots 200 Apartments

A long-vacant 20-story office tower in downtown Oklahoma City has finally found a buyer, and this one wants to turn it into homes. P.B. Odom III, a developer best known for building suburban subdivisions, has purchased the Dowell Center at 250 N. Robinson Ave. with plans to convert the historic skyscraper into approxim
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“It’s Just Crazy Ridiculous”: Homeowner says County is selling his land

OKLAHOMA CO. - A homeowner in rural Oklahoma County says he was shocked to learn a portion of the property he has owned for more than 30 years is being claimed by the county and could soon be sold at auction. James Anderson bought five acres from his grandfather in...
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Today was day 45 of 100+ with more record heat on the way, but...

Wednesday’s high was 101 degrees in OKC, that ties the daily record set in 1978. Look for more record highs thru Saturday and the first day of the Great State Fair of Oklahoma will be 100 degrees, but relief is definitely coming! Look for showers and storms on Sunday with dropping PM temperatures. Next week […]
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Former Oklahoma inmate threatens to send fentanyl-laced letters to courthouses

Oklahoma judges are on high alert after being warned about a prison inmate threatening to send out fentanyl-laced letters to courthouses across the nation.
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Oklahoma Mom Says She Found Her Crying Son at Daycare and Watched the Director...

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK — An Oklahoma mother says she walked into her son’s daycare and saw the director strike him in the face, a moment she described as a nightmare she could not shake. In a tearful TikTok video, the woman, who posts under the name Hippie Bee, said she found her child crying on the floor while the director
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Mo’ Bettahs Opens Seventh Oklahoma Spot Near Edmond Border With Free Plates

A new Mo' Bettahs Hawaiian Style Food is opening Friday at 14020 N. Rockwell Ave. in northern Oklahoma City, marking the chain's seventh Oklahoma restaurant and its 82nd location nationwide. The store sits in the Quail Springs area near the Memorial Road corridor, close to the Edmond border, and will serve dine-in, tak
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Former Cox customers in Oklahoma can now access Spectrum pricing and packages

OKLAHOMA - Former Cox customers in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas can now choose from Spectrum internet, mobile and television plans following Charter Communications’ acquisition of Cox Communications. The companies completed the transaction in August. The change affects about 11 million households and busines

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