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OKC PD investigators release new images of suspect in Sonic stabbing

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (KOKH) — Investigators with the Oklahoma City Police Department on Wednesday released new images of a suspect in a stabbing that occurred last month. Police first reported the incident on Dec. 18, saying a woman was stabbed in what they believe was a random attack at a Sonic near NE 23rd and...
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Oklahoma City Police Solicit Public’s Aid in NE 23rd and Santa Fe Stabbing Case...

The Oklahoma City Police Department is investigating a stabbing that occurred earlier this month near NE 23rd and Santa Fe. Authorities released surveillance video and still images on the Oklahoma City Police Department's official Facebook page in hopes that someone may recognize the suspect. While the footage is of...
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Police investigate drive-by shooting in NE OKC

OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. (KOKH) — Oklahoma City police are investigating a drive-by shooting on the northeast side of town. It happened around 3 a.m. at a 7-Eleven near NE 36th and Santa Fe. Police say a group of people was standing outside the store when a car drove by,...
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Remember That KISS Restaurant in North OKC? Here’s What Happened

Rock & Brews opened in North OKC with KISS-level hype, then quietly closed two years later. But the restaurant never fully left Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma Weather Alert: 64° New Year’s Day Warmth Gives Way to Rain Tonight and...

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma – A mild breeze moves across dry pavement this morning as New Year’s Day opens with a springlike feel across much of Oklahoma. Jackets feel optional early, and afternoon plans...
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One killed in Choctaw County semi-truck crash

CHOCTAW COUNTY, Okla. (KXII) - A man was killed in a Choctaw County crash Wednesday morning. Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers said a semi-truck rolled over on Highway 70, west of Swink. The driver, Michael Robison, 44, of Choctaw, Oklahoma, was killed in the crash. Troopers said the crash happened after...
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OHP stops driver asleep at wheel on Will Rogers Turnpike

OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper stopped a driver on the Will Rogers Turnpike earlier this month after the driver appeared to fall asleep while the vehicle was still moving. According to OHP, the vehicle was traveling about 40 miles per hour and weaving back and forth across...
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A united front addressing homelessness in Oklahoma City

On any given night in Oklahoma City, more than 1,800 people are without stable housing — that might mean sleeping in shelters, transitional housing or outside. Each one represents a story, a struggle and a chance for change. Homelessness is a complex issue that doesn’t look the same for...
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Scissortail Park hosts first-ever New Year’s Eve party

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — It’s been a few years since Oklahoma City has hosted a New Year’s Eve event. Scissortail Park is hosting its first-ever New Year’s Eve Party in the Park. “It’s our first year to do this, and we’re so excited to have the community come out and ring in the New Year,” […]
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OKC seeks to put downtown on National Register of Historic Places

More than 400 decades-old buildings in downtown’s central business district were torn down in the Urban Renewal era of the 1960s and 1970s, but that is not stopping Oklahoma City from seeking to place what’s left on the National Register of Historic Places. When renowned architect and planner I.M. Pei was hired by...

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