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Oklahoma school board approves what would be the 1st taxpayer-funded religious school in US
An Oklahoma school board has voted to approve what would be the nation’s first publicly funded religious school.
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Scuba diver finds live tear gas grenade while exploring Oklahoma lake
A scuba diver in Oklahoma discovered a live tear gas grenade at the bottom of a lake.
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Two Police Officers Responded to Yells for ‘Help' Only to Find an Unusual Fur-Real Source of the Cries
Here’s what two officers stumbled upon when responding to a loud noise at an Oklahoma farm.
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Police Respond to Cries for Help, Ends up Being a Goat
Police in Enid, Oklahoma were there to help just in case.
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Sex Offender Fatally Shot 6, Including Family Members, Then Killed Self, Official Says
Family members have questioned how a rapist accused of soliciting nude images from another teen while behind bars was ever allowed to go free.
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Oklahoma Sex Offender's Release Frustrates Victims' Families
Jesse McFadden, 39, is accused of soliciting nude images from a teenage girl who was shot to death on a rural Oklahoma property. McFadden, who was also found dead on the property, was released early from a 20-year rape sentence in 2020.
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Oklahoma Woman: Sex Offender Controlled My Daughter's Family
Law enforcement officials in Oklahoma are staying silent while they piece together what led to the killing of seven people on a rural property, including a registered sex offender. But two relatives of the victims told The Associated Press on Tuesday that they were all shot to death. Jesse McFadden, the registered sex offender, was found dead with his wife,...
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7 Bodies Found at Rural Oklahoma Property
The bodies were found during a search for two missing teenagers.
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1 Dead in Oklahoma College Shooting, Suspect in Custody
Police said the shooter was in custody.
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Widow Sues Oklahoma Sheriff Who Discussed Killing Reporters and Lynching Black People
The widow of an Oklahoma man who died following a 2022 arrest filed a lawsuit Thursday against the rural sheriff who a newspaper says it caught on tape talking about killing journalists who were reporting on her husband’s death.
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Helicopter Footage Shows Storm Damage in Oklahoma
Helicopter video from NBC affiliate KFOR of Oklahoma City showed destroyed homes in and around Cole, Oklahoma, after a tornado on Wednesday night.
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Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Central US Leave at Least 3 Dead
Strong storms including tornadoes, winds and hail have moved through parts of the Central U.S., killing at least three people, causing injuries, destroying homes and leaving thousands without power.
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Oklahoma County Commissioner Who Discussed Killing Reporters Resigns, Plans Statement
A county commissioner in far southeast Oklahoma who was apparently caught on tape discussing killing reporters and lynching Black people has resigned from office, Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office confirmed Wednesday.
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Okla. Sheriff Caught on Disturbing Audio Claims Recording Was Illegal, Vows Charges Against Reporter
The McCurtain County Sheriff’s Office addressed the audio, which appears to be of the Sheriff and other officials in conversation about killing journalists and hanging Black people, by alleging it was recorded illegally and had been altered.
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Audio Recordings Capture Oklahoma County Leaders Talking About Killing Reporters, Hanging Black People
Oklahoma’s governor is seeking the resignation of four county officials after a newspaper’s audio recording apparently captured some of them complaining about two of the paper’s journalists and knowing hit men and where two holes are dug.
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Oklahoma City Police Captain Asks Officer to Turn Off Camera After He's Stopped for Alleged Drunk Driving, Video Shows
Body camera video depicts a captain with the Oklahoma City Police Department repeatedly asking a fellow officer to turn off his camera after he was stopped on suspicion of drunk driving.
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Colorado Bison Reintroduced to Native Lands as US Tribes Seek to Restore Bond With Animal
Dozens of bison from a mountain park outside Denver were transferred Wednesday to several tribes from across the Great Plains
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Pet Monkey Nearly Rips Woman's Ear in Half After Escaping Oklahoma House
An Oklahoma woman was seriously injured after her neighbor’s escaped monkey attacked her, pulled her hair, and almost ripped her ear in half, police said.
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Pet Monkey Escapes Oklahoma House, Nearly Rips Woman's Ear in Half
The monkey ran onto a nearby porch, attacking the neighbor and her friend.
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Oklahoma High-Speed Chase Ends When Suspect Leads Police to a Place They Weren't Expecting
A high-speed chase through Oklahoma City ended in an unlikely place Wednesday.