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Oklahoma Man’s Dream Car Turns Into Nightmare exposes lack of enforcement of Oklahoma’s Lemon Law

A Oklahoma man's plea for help after spending more than $120,000 on a luxury SUV says his purchase is now one big headache.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-11

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Despite physician opposition, lawmakers OK bill allowing denial of care for ‘moral’ reasons

OKLAHOMA CITY — Amid concerns that it could harm patients, lawmakers narrowly advanced a bill that would allow health care providers to refuse to offer specific procedures or care based on moral, religious or conscientious beliefs. House Bill 1224, authored by Rep. Kevin West, R-Moore, moved through the Health...

Oklahoma · 2025-03-12

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Shawnee woman faces felony DUI

A Shawnee woman faces a felony count of driving while under the influence of alcohol following her arrest this month in Prague. Formal charges were filed Jan. 6, 2025 in Lincoln County District Court against Angelina Elaine Bell, 26. Her bond has been set at $5,000 and she made her initial appearance on Jan. 16.

Shawnee, OK · 2025-03-12

NewsTalk 1290

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Oklahoma’s Experiencing the Longest EF5 Tornado Drought on Record

Oklahoma is well on its way to extending the current record on large, destructive tornadoes. It has been almost twelve full years since an EF5 scorched a path anywhere across the country, the last being the May 13th Moore twister back in 2013. That's not to say the world hasn't...

Oklahoma · 2025-03-12

KFOR

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Oklahoma’s Most Wanted and their colorful stories in one exhibit

Infamous criminals and infamous places like the Bunch Saloon in Grand, Oklahoma, The Sand Bar in Lexington, or the Elephant in the Panhandle represent a 'Wild West' era that lasted much longer here than any other place. Its violent history is mostly past, but the shots still echo.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-12

okcfox.com

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Former Skirvin Hotel manager charged with embezzlement

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — A former manager at the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma City has been charged with embezzlement. According to court documents, Jeremiah Rhodes was the front office manager between April 2021 and December 2024 and is accused of embezzling $3,284. The investigation found that Rhodes issued fraudulent...

Oklahoma City, OK · 2025-03-12

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New law targets redcedar to protect Oklahoma's water and properties

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Fire danger ramps up later this week, and the invasive Eastern redcedar could fuel more fires in Oklahoma. The tree, long the bane of firefighters, contains volatile oils that make it ignite and burn easily. The Eastern redcedar was introduced in Oklahoma as windbreaks but...

Oklahoma · 2025-03-11

Four States Home Page

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MO-OK troopers stop high speed pursuit

GROVE, Okla. – The Oklahoma Highway Patrol apprehended an individual after a high-speed pursuit through Oklahoma and Missouri on Tuesday morning. Sarah Stewart, OHP spokeswoman, said the pursuit started near Grove around 10 a.m. She said that authorities are not releasing the names of the three individuals in the vehicle. The pursuit left Cayuga Road […]

Grove, OK · 2025-03-11

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Oklahoma Hazardous Materials Emergency: Immediate Evacuations Near Jennings

Jennings, OK – Residents northwest of Jennings have been ordered to evacuate immediately due to a hazardous materials emergency, according to the Jennings Fire Department. Officials are urging residents in the affected area to leave without delay and head southeast to the Jennings Fire Department for safety. The emergency,...

Jennings, OK · 2025-03-12

The Oklahoman

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16 burger joints, one winner. Vote for your favorite restaurant in Round 1 of our bracket

It's that time of year, NCAA basketball is taking over the airwaves and to pair with the fun of the game, we're bringing you a seeded bracket to determine the best burger in Oklahoma City. We've included city staples, restaurants lauded by celebrities and lesser known spots from across OKC. The choice on who advances though is up to you. As always with our bracket voting, vote multiple times, but avoid using bots to swarm the polls, we see the data and know when this happens. If an IP address is found to be submitting thousands of votes in...

Oklahoma City, OK · 2025-03-12

KFOR

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Remarkable Women: Yukon women starts shoe line for others with medical condition

Susan O’Hara has spent the last few years writing about her medical condition. She has written nine books that have become a reflection of her own life. Now she's started a shoe line to help others.

Yukon, OK · 2025-03-11

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Bill restricting eminent domain wins state Senate approval

The Oklahoma Senate has advanced a key measure by Senator Todd Gollihare, R-Kellyville, reinforcing property owners’ rights. Senate Bill 352 ensures that high-voltage electric transmission projects undergo regulatory review before exercising eminent domain. The bill requires companies to obtain a certificate of authority from the Oklahoma Corporation Commission before proceeding with projects rated 300 kilovolts or higher, while also prohibiting eminent domain for wind, solar, battery storage, and hydrogen facilities without landowner consent.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-11

NewsTalk 1290

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Oklahomans Will Have A Chance To See The First Blood Moon Since 2022

The first total lunar eclipse since 2022 is about to happen this week and everyone in North America will have a front row seat to the occasion, including all of Oklahoma. This blood moon is the first of three that we will all be able to watch from now until 2026. Here's what to expect.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-10

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Oklahoma tribes prepare to repatriate 19 relatives who walked on at Carlisle Indian Boarding School

Indigenous children in Oklahoma were forced to travel more than 1,000 miles away from all they had ever known to receive an “American education” at Carlisle Indian Boarding School. Elementary school-aged children, such as Nannie Little Robe and Jane Lumpfoot, were among nearly 7,800 forcibly shipped off to...

Oklahoma · 2025-03-11

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Two cases of measles reported in Oklahoma

The department did not say where in the state the cases were confirmed, but said there is no public health threat at this time.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-11

107.3 PopCrush

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Extreme Winds and Severe Storms Headed For Oklahoma

March is off to a classic Oklahoma spring weather start. So far this month the state has seen spring-like temperatures, severe storms, snow and a few tornadoes. And it looks like Oklahoma is just getting started as a two big storm systems are expected to impact the state this week.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-10

KFOR

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Flash Point: DOGE cuts impacting Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The Flash Point team is tackling what the DOGE cuts meant for Oklahoma. U.S. Senator James Lankford (R-OK) has a response to the cuts and the impacts on the Sooner State. He will also react to President Trump’s address to Congress. Watch the full episode above.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-11

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Oklahoma high court halts Bible purchases for public schools

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ordered a halt on any attempt by the State Department of Education to purchase Bibles for public schools, according to court documents. It’s the first major news stemming from a lawsuit filed against State Superintendent Ryan Walters, OSDE and the State Board of Education for seeking to mandate Bible instruction in public classrooms.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-11

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