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Man from Oklahoma convicted for carjacking, double murder
A man from Bixby, Oklahoma was convicted Friday in federal court for an attempted carjacking in Tulsa and a later…
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UPDATE: Remains found in Oklahoma river belong to 4 missing men
(AP) — Authorities say four Oklahoma men who were last seen riding their bicycles more than a week ago were…
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Four missing in Okmulgee area; Human remains found Friday
Police in Okmulgee, Oklahoma reportedly have “more questions than answers” after multiple remains were reported found in a river Friday…
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Couple charged for having sex in Oklahoma Public Park
It’s not the swinging 1960s in Oklahoma. An Arkansas resident and a Kansas resident have been charged in Oklahoma for…
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Oklahoma authorities fatally shoot man threatening officers
CLAREMORE, Okla. (AP) – The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation is trying to determine if a man who appeared to…
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Man from Pryor sentenced for sexually abusing two minors for over a decade
A Mayes County, Oklahoma resident was sentenced Monday in federal court for repeatedly sexually abusing two of his children for…
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Federal Jury convicts man of assaulting his stepson with a machete
A federal jury convicted a Bristow man of a May 21, 2022, machete attack on his adult stepson, which ultimately…
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Staffing shortages, violence plague Oklahoma prisons
HOLDENVILLE, Okla. (AP) – With one of the highest incarceration rates in the country, Oklahoma has struggled for decades to…
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New Miami Ordinance designed to address Animal Control issues
(MIAMI, Okla.) – A new ordinance has been enacted to help deal with the massive issue of stray cats, dangerous…
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Barton County business gets over $12 Million USDA funds to expand access to high-speed rural broadband
USDA is investing more than $500 million to expand access to high-speed rural broadband in 20 states. Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack says…
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