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Oklahoma Man Breaks Into Cars at Town Center 20 Times, Then He’s Finally Caught

An Oklahoma man’s suspected vehicle burglary spree came to an end after police spent hours reviewing surveillance footage and following investigative leads. What started as a series of car break-ins at a local town center ... Read more
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Severe Weather and Record High Temperatures Possible Today

Weather Warn Day has been issued for today with a chance for severe weather. Strong to severe storms are possible later today. A Marginal to Slight Severe risk exists from 4PM through 12AM Wednesday west of the OKC metro. The severe threats include wind gusts up to 70 mph, half dollar size hail, and a very low tornado risk. As storms fire up in the afternoon hours today, we'll see that potential for tornadoes in the far western parts of the state, especially around and after sunset. We might als
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NEWS 4 INVESTIGATES: El Reno Bitcoin mine tied to second OKC site—and a tangled...

A News 4 investigation found the El Reno Bitcoin mine behind this a massive water leak is tied to a second, bigger mine in Oklahoma City—and both mines connect to a tangled web of companies reaching China, displaying a similar pattern one expert says she’s seen in other Bitcoin operations whose owners ultimately tied to the Chinese government.
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Death row inmate James Pavatt seeks clemency before Oklahoma execution

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A death row inmate at the center of a high-profile murder case will go before the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board to seek clemency one month before his scheduled execution. James Pavatt was sentenced to death for the 2001 murder of Rob Andrew, a 39-year-old...
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One dead after Midwest City fire, officials say

Midwest City Fire crews responded to a fatal house fire Monday morning.
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Endangered Missing Advisory canceled for 37-year-old Blanchard woman, located

The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has issued an Endangered Missing Advisory for a 37-year-old female last seen on Monday in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City drivers face highway closures, construction delays

OKLAHOMA CITY - Drivers across the Oklahoma City metro should prepare for lane closures and possible delays as several highway construction projects continue through October and beyond. According to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation, crews will intermittently narrow northbound and southbound I-35 and eastbound and westbound I-44 near the interchange...
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Longtime Norman childcare center closes, owner alleges DHS cuts are at fault

NORMAN Okla. (KFOR)- For generations of Norman families, Middle Earth Learning Center has been a place for kids to grow up.  But owner Jasmyn Womack says now, with changes to childcare assistance — families can’t afford to bring their kids. Middle Earth has been around for 50 years, caring for up to 200 children at […]
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Continental Coliseum passes construction milestone in downtown OKC

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Oklahoma City's future NBA arena has passed a crucial construction milestone early Monday morning as crews poured the first of more than 18 concrete decks. The 750,000 square-foot Continental Coliseum is being built on the site of the former arena and convention center in downtown...
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Oklahoma state board again rejects Jewish charter school in ‘shocking’ vote

OKLAHOMA CITY — Despite a federal court ruling in favor of a Jewish charter school, an Oklahoma state board again rejected the school from opening. The 4-3 decision Monday fell one vote short of the five needed for the Statewide Charter School Board to approve Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School. One member of the nine-person […]

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