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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,...
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Mixed-use development eyed near corner
Neighboring residents in the Ranchwood South Addition shared their privacy, safety, traffic, and other concerns this week about a proposed mixed-use development near the northeast intersection of Highway 4 (Ranchwood) and E Vandament. The Yukon Planning Commission, at its March 10th meeting, recommended approval of a request for a simplified...
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First responders find huge catfish in truck pulled from Oklahoma River
Fortunately, no one was inside the truck emergency crews pulled out of the Oklahoma River on Wednesday afternoon, but a video from OKCFD revealed that the old truck was carrying a different kind of passenger.
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City of Norman: 1 firefighter injured, 7 homes lost to fires
NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — Several evacuation orders are still in effect for parts of Norman, as crews are responding to fires in the area. As of 10:00 pm. on March 14, most fires are considered contained. The city says at least seven homes and 20 outbuildings were lost to...
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Confusion abounds as Department of Education announces investigation into non-existent TU school
Editor’s note: The University of Tulsa holds the broadcasting license for KWGS. TU did not have any say in the reporting of this story. The United States Department of Education announced Friday it was investigating a medical school under the University of Tulsa. But DOE revised its news release after an Associated Press reporter was able to reach the department, according to TU officials.
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Appeals court affirms Tulsa judge's sentence for Governor Stitt's brother
TULSA, OKLA (KTUL) — The state Court of Criminal Appeals upheld a Tulsa municipal court judge's sentence for Governor Kevin Stitt's brother, Marvin Keith Stitt. A Tulsa judge found Marvin Stitt guilty of one count of aggravated speeding. He was sentenced to a $250 fine and court costs but appealed the decision in 2022.