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Oklahoma educator leaves scene of fatal Missouri crash while driving home from church conference
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Mo. — While driving back to her Oklahoma home from an Iowa church conference, a woman struck a motorcyclist on an I-44 overpass, knocking the motorcycle into the guardrail and ejecting the driver off the overpass onto I-44's westbound lanes below, killing him before leaving the scene, investigators wrote in court documents.
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People in the path of destruction of Stillwater wildfires survey the damage
Jesus Jaime Garcia lost basically everything he had in Stillwater. He’d only been living here for five months, working as an electrician on the windmills, harvesting the power of the breeze as it sweeps across Oklahoma. But he was let off work early when the wind started picking up...
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Norman residents recount Friday wildfires, in disbelief over devastation
NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) — Cleveland County is one of the many counties listed under the Governor’s state of emergency. The National Weather Service issued an evacuation order Friday for people living in East Norman. There were six wildfires reported there. A Norman resident spoke with News 4 about the moment evacuation alerts were issued. “It […]
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Residents return to wildfire-devastated Stillwater neighborhood
Residents of Pecan Hill in Stillwater are returning to their neighborhood for the first time after Friday’s devastating wildfires, facing the reality of what was lost. Some homes remain untouched, while others have been reduced to ashes in a display of the fire’s unpredictable destruction. “This is what...
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Community mourns loss of Edmond North H.S. senior Maddie Hayes
The Edmond community is grieving the loss of Edmond North High School senior Maddie Hayes, who passed away Monday night in a four-wheeler accident. 17-year-old Maddie Hayes was the kind of girl who asked to be baptized for her birthday. She often volunteered to take her younger sister to volleyball practice – something the two had in common, her family told News 9.
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Johnson family home officially listed in national Register of Historic Places
LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - On Friday, March 14, it was officially announced that the Lawton family home of James Carl Sr. and Lucille Johnson, located at 202 E. Gore Blvd has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. According to a press release from the Oklahoma Historical Society,...