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Former Abbott House executive director charged with embezzlement

NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — Authorities say the former executive director for a child advocacy center in Norman has been indicted on embezzlement charges. In October of 2025, the Norman Police Department requested the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation's help investigating allegations of misappropriation of funds. During the investigation, agents...
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Arkansas Storm Team Blog: There was a ring around the moon Sunday night

The Hunter's Moon was 100% full Sunday night. Wispy high clouds were veiled in front of the moon, causing moon halos to be visible for many Arkansans.
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Kansas City’s Oldest Building Survives Demolition, Reborn as Loretta Jean’s

The former Seiden's Furs building at 935 Broadway sat with a partially collapsed roof and an emergency demolition notice hanging over it when developer Chris Sally stepped in. Crews later hauled out more than 20 dumpsters of decades-old belongings to clear the structure, and hazardous water pooled in the basement complicated the cleanup work along the way.
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Woman sentenced for Medicaid wire fraud in Mississippi

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Attorney General Lynn Fitch (R-Miss.) announced a woman was sentenced for one count of Medicaid wire fraud. On October 20, 2026, Madison County Circuit Court Judge Dewey Arthur sentenced Shawncee Vassar-Cunningham to five years in the custody of the Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC), with two years to serve and three […]
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Youngsville Family Wins $6,000 on America’s Funniest Home Videos — A Dog, a Clown...

The Laird family from Youngsville appeared on America’s Funniest Home Videos last night and won $6,000 after a hilarious clip of their youngest son made the finals.
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Family disputes grave location at Autumn Woods Cemetery

JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A Jackson family’s relative died two years ago. As her loved ones continue to navigate the grief, they are also navigating where she was laid to rest. A family says they have waited two years to place a headstone because they and the manager of...
Featured picture for Trucker Seen Streaming Netflix Moments Before Fatal Crash Near Faribault Convicted of Criminal Vehicular Homicide

Trucker Seen Streaming Netflix Moments Before Fatal Crash Near Faribault Convicted of Criminal Vehicular...

A Tennessee truck driver pleaded guilty this week to crashing his semi on Interstate 35 near Faribault last August, killing an Iowa couple. Billy Joe Grimes was watching Netflix on his phone when he struck their car in a construction zone.
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Des Moines child gets life-changing adaptive stroller

DES MOINES, Iowa — A 7-year-old from Des Moines with mobility issues is getting a new way to experience everyday adventures with her family. Elaijah, who has cerebral palsy and scoliosis, received a specially designed adaptive stroller from Variety — the Children’s Charity of Iowa, which provides specialized equipment to children with disabilities across the […]
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Sonic Is Rolling Out 3 Festive New Drinks and a Loaded Burger for the...

The Oklahoma-based chain is getting a head start on the season, and app users will be the first to get a taste starting October 26.
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OSDE proposes $123 million boost to education funds

The Oklahoma State Department of Education proposed a $123 million funding increase for the 2028 fiscal year to cover rising insurance costs and implement new literacy training mandates.

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