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New data shows 44 Oklahoma rural hospitals face closure

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Dozens of Oklahoma’s rural hospitals are at risk of closing. A new report says funding cuts are not the only reason why. Rural areas like Pauls Valley and Stilwell have already seen their hospitals shut down due to funding problems. Experts we spoke with say issues with private insurers may trigger […]

Oklahoma · 4d

KXII.com

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Sulphur Schools gives inside look at new $35 million facility

SULPHUR, Oklahoma (KXII) - Sulphur Public Schools held an open house Thursday for its new 70,000-square-foot facility, which includes a 1,400-seat arena, a 750-seat performing arts center and a college and career center. The $35 million building was funded by the district’s 2022 bond. Superintendent Matt Holder said the...

Sulphur, OK · 3d
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Oklahoma senator welcomes deputies to patrol state property near Norman encampment

NORMAN, OKLA. — Two Cleveland County deputies have been assigned to patrol state-owned property in Norman, including the site of a homeless encampment near Main Street and Reed Avenue, as city and state leaders continue to debate how to address the growing camp. State Sen. Lisa Standridge visited the...

Norman, OK · 3d
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Oklahoma turnpike tolls rising in January

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority approved higher tolls Thursday that will take effect Jan. 5, 2027. The PikePass toll for a passenger vehicle traveling the full Turner Turnpike between Oklahoma City and Tulsa will rise from $5.40 to $5.75, according to rate tables included in the authority’s meeting records.

Tulsa, OK · 3d
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Oklahoma City pastor gets 30 years in labor trafficking case

OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma City-area pastor was sentenced to 30 years in prison after being convicted of 17 criminal counts, including 13 counts of human trafficking for forced labor, according to the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics. The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) began investigating Elmer Baca Flores in March...

Oklahoma City, OK · 20h

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New bicycle ordinance to go into effect in Norman

NORMAN, Okla. (KOKH) — City leaders in Norman are advising motorists of a new ordinance that will change the way bicyclists travel along city roadways. The Norman City Council adopted an ordinance that will allow bicyclists to cautiously proceed through stop signs and stead red traffic signals under specific conditions.

Norman, OK · 2d

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Averitt opens new Oklahoma City facility and warehouse

COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - Averitt will open its new Oklahoma City service center on Nov. 13, expanding transportation and warehousing capabilities in the region. "Our goal

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

The Oklahoman

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Former Oklahoma legislative aide put on probation for role in conspiracy

A former longtime legislative aide at the state Capitol has been put on probation for conspiring in 2025 with then-state Rep. Ajay Pittman to deceive the Oklahoma Ethics Commission with a falsified check. Trena Byas, 57, of Del City, pleaded guilty Oct. 28 to conspiracy to commit a felony, second-degree forgery and violating the state Computer Crimes Act. Under a plea deal, she was put on probation for three years. She also was ordered to pay a $150 judicial assessment, court costs and other fees. Her attorney, Malcolm Savage, said on Nov. 6 she would have no comment. More: State Rep. Ajay Pittman resigns and pleads guilty to three felonies Pittman and Byas were charged with conspiracy, second-degree forgery and the computer crime on Jan. 28 in Oklahoma County District Court. Pittman, D-Oklahoma City, pleaded guilty to all three felonies the same day and resigned from office. Under a plea deal, she was put on probation for seven years. Pittman also is making restitution under the deal, with the funds going to a charity. She was allowed in April to pay $7,858 to the Langston University Foundation in installments. Pittman, 33, was first elected in 2018 and represented House District

Oklahoma · 2d

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Duncan residents’ line Main Street for Veterans Day parade

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - AMVETS Post 11 and Main Street Duncan hosted a Veterans Day Parade at 10 a.m. along Main Street. People came out to wave flags, watch community members and organizations go by and show appreciation for the sacrifices veterans have made. For many at the parade, Veterans...

Duncan, OK · 23h

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Oklahoma Landlord Bet $1,000 Rentals Would Win In A Downturn, But That Is Where The Evictions Are, While His $1,200 To $1,500 Homes Never Cause Problems

Oklahoma City investor Cameron walked into a house his company had just finished evicting, and it did not take long to see what went wrong. In a video for @CamburkeRealEstate, […]

Oklahoma City, OK · 23h

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Oklahoma City Overpass Pillars To Become Chicano Murals by 2028

Bare concrete pillars beneath an overpass at 17th and Robinson Avenue in Oklahoma City are set to become a canvas for community art, part of a new initiative called El Movimiento that organizers hope will bring both color and connection to the area. The project aims to transform those pillars into murals celebrating Latino and Chicano traditions, Oklahoma culture and community pride.

Oklahoma City, OK · 20h

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Fletcher Town Hall and Jail

The new Fletcher Jail was constructed in 1943. A fireproof concrete block wall building 14×34 feet was built by Ab Saddler. The roof was put on by J.M. Fentress. At the time it was to be one of the most sanitary and best ventilated jails in the state. It had windows on the west and east sides of the each jail cell, those are now filled in with additional concrete blocks.

Fletcher, OK · 1d

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Oklahoma Human Services DDS hiring case managers to push for no-wait services state goal

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — Oklahoma Human Services Developmental Disabilities Services (DDS) is hiring new case managers to advance its goal of making Oklahoma a no-wait state for services. Case managers help people navigate DDS and collaborate with the person receiving services, their family, and their support team to...

Oklahoma · 1d

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Downtown Oklahoma City celebrates 25th annual Tree Lighting to kick off holiday season

OKLAHOMA CITY - The holiday season is right around the corner and many events are starting to kick off for the whole family to enjoy. Phi Nguyen and Danielle Dodson join News 9 to discuss the 25th annual Tree Lighting in Downtown Oklahoma City. Tell us about the tree lighting.

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

Oklahoma Gazette

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Downtown in December celebrates 25 years of holiday magic in OKC

Downtown in December celebrates its 25th anniversary this year with more than 30 holiday events and attractions throughout Oklahoma City from November through January. Presented by Devon Energy and organized by Downtown Oklahoma City Partnership, the annual celebration features holiday lights, live performances, outdoor ice skating, shopping and family activities, many of them free.

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

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Behind the scenes look at “Phantom of the Opera” at OKC Civic Center Music Hall

A Broadway classic is making a stop in Oklahoma City for the next two weeks. Friday morning, News 4 got an inside look at some of the costumes and a big prop you'll see when you head out to the show.

Oklahoma City, OK · 2d

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Three Texoma firefighters compete in Mustache Madness for No-Shave November

ADA, Okla. (KXII) - The Oklahoma State Firefighters Association is hosting its annual Mustache Madness competition for No-Shave November, and three local firefighters are in the running. The firefighters are Drew Dibler of Ada Fire, Victor Pryor of Healdton Fire and Jarrett Hankins of Lone Grove. Round one of voting...

Lone Grove, OK · 1d

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Weekly Events Calendar: November 9-16, 2026

Each week, Oklahoma Today staffers comb through their calendars to find a handful of great events happening across the state. Get out! See Oklahoma! And be sure to let us know what you find, either here or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @oklahomatoday. One of the grandest Veterans Day...

Oklahoma · 2d

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Asher Braces for Two Weeks With Little or No Water Starting Nov. 30

Residents of Asher, Oklahoma are being warned to start stocking up on water now, with town officials saying low or no water pressure could hit the community for up to two weeks beginning Nov. 30. The disruption stems from planned repairs to the Atoka waterline that feeds the Macomb Water plant, and officials are urging households to conserve and ration what they have while the work is underway.

Asher, OK · 1d

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Mazzei looks to spending cuts to deliver tax relief

OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov.-elect Mike Mazzei is laying the groundwork for his promised tax cuts by looking for money the state can stop spending. His next challenge will be getting lawmakers to agree on what can go. At his first postelection news conference Wednesday, Mazzei proposed quarterly agency spending...

Oklahoma City, OK · 14h