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Eastside Rise providing up to $10,000 for home repairs

2 News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores spoke with homeowners in East Tulsa about the Homeowner Repair Program and how people can apply.
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National Arabian horse show returns to Expo Square in Tulsa

TULSA, Okla. - The U.S. National Arabian & Half-Arabian Championship Horse Show returned to Tulsa’s Expo Square on Thu., Oct. 22nd, and runs through Sat., Oct. 31st. The event is considered the most prestigious Arabian horse show in North America. It brings nearly 1,800 horses to the Expo Square and typically attracts thousands of people to Tulsa.
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Portion of New Hampshire Ave. Shut Down Following Collision With Life-Threatening Injuries

Southbound New Hampshire Avenue is closed following a serious two-vehicle collision in the Takoma Park area late Sunday morning. Montgomery County Police said officers were dispatched at approximately 11:40am to the collision in the 6500 block of New Hampshire Ave. According to MCFRS Chief Spokesperson Pete Piringer, the collision occurred near Sheridan St, in front of Jiffy Lube, and involved a scooter or motorcycle.
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OG&E hearing delayed as regulators weigh who pays to power data centers

TULSA, Okla. — Oklahoma regulators have moved a hearing on OG&E’s proposed rules for large electricity users to January, extending a case that could help determine how the costs of powering data centers are divided and whether other customers could be left paying more. The hearing, previously scheduled...
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A 33-Year-Old St. Louis Man Was Killed When a Decaying Tree Fell on Gimblin...

Clayton Thomas, 33, died when a tree fell on Gimblin Street in St. Louis. A neighbor says the city planted it; St. Louis Forestry says it was private property.
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Chevys Fresh Mex closes abruptly in Olivette

Chevys Fresh Mex (9119 Olive) in Olivette is closing October 25, ending a run of more than 30 years. As of this writing, no reason for the closure had been publicly announced, no signs at the restaurant indicated it was closing, no last day closing hours, and the website still listed the location as open. SLM has been in contact with Xperience Restaurant Group, which owns Chevys, along with 10 other brands. A company rep said that the Olivette closure details are forthcoming.
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A Missouri Church Organized Volunteers to Pack More Than 1.4 Million Meals for Children...

In a church gymnasium outside St. Louis, an ordinary gathering of volunteers took on an extraordinary assignment: preparing enough food […]
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70s to showers: A cooler, wetter week ahead

A cooler, cloudier and wetter stretch of weather has arrived, with multiple chances for rain through early next week. However, the cooldown won’t last long, as temperatures are expected to trend warmer again toward the end of the week, potentially bringing another taste of 70-degree weather to Minnesota. A...
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4 arrested, 3 guns seized in Shreveport firearms investigation

SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Three convicted felons are among four people arrested on gun charges after officers responded to a tip about illegal firearms at a Shreveport home Wednesday, Oct. 21. Members of the department’s Violent Crimes Abatement Team and Louisiana State Police responded to a Crime Stoppers tip. When...
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City Council considers eliminating what could be New Orleans’ shortest, most confusing roadway

The sign marking Northline Street fell sometime last week. There it lay, beneath the telephone pole that once held it. It had been drooping precipitously and could have been rattled loose by a passing truck or pushed off its perch by a brisk October breeze. Or maybe the poor sign...

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