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Saint Francis lockdown lifted, here's the latest from officials
The Natalie Building at Saint Francis Health System was briefly placed on lockdown Wednesday following reports of a person in mental distress, hospital officials said. Security and law enforcement cleared the building and determined there was no threat to the area, according to hospital officials. "Saint Francis Security and other...
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Oklahoma authorities seize $60 million in marijuana from fraudulent farm operation
OILTON, OKLA (KTUL) — The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) executed a search warrant at a farm in Oilton, seizing 22,000 marijuana plants and nearly 650 pounds of processed marijuana, with an estimated street value of over $60 million. The farm was operating under a fraudulent ownership scheme, violating...
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Eastbound Broken Arrow Expressway back open at Highway 169 after semi truck rollover
Eastbound Broken Arrow Expressway is now open at US-169 following a crash Thursday evening, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Tulsa Police say a semi truck rolled over in the eastbound lanes of the Broken Arrow Expressway, just west of the Highway 169 overpass. TPD says the semi truck was...
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Tulsa Police ticket Corvette driver accused of driving nearly 130 in a 65 MPH zone
Tulsa Police ticketed a Corvette driver accused of going nearly 130 in a 65 MPH zone on Wednesday. TPD said a traffic officer saw a red Corvette pass him on the Broken Arrow Expressway driving 127 MPH, nearly twice the speed limit of 65. Police say that driving 25+ mph...
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Horse Lovers in Oklahoma Have The Opportunity To Adopt Retired Military Horse
One of the senior horses currently living at the Lawton/Fort Sill Army Base is currently listed up for adoption by the Fort Sill Artillery Half Section. Oklahomans and other horse lovers will have the chance to bring home 21-year-old Military Working Equine (MWE) McKiernan. All they need to do is apply and wait for a response from the Half Section's leadership.
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Edmond North High School mourns death of senior volleyball player
The Edmond North High School community is mourning the loss of senior volleyball player, Maddie Hayes, who died from injuries in an ATV accident on Monday. "We are devastated by the loss..." In a post on the school’s volleyball Facebook page, the team described Hayes as “an incredibly bright student,...