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There have been 12 disappearances. Finally, someone is going to prison
SHAWNEE — An accessory to murder has been sentenced to four years in prison in only the second conviction out of a hush-hush investigation into a string of disappearances in Oklahoma. Elizabeth Dee Cornett, 46, of Midwest City, will be on probation for 16 more years after her release.
More details of Oklahoma Deputy Warden accused of prison contraband smuggling operation
KFOR is learning more about what was found inside an Oklahoma Department of Corrections (ODOC) state-owned home that was being leased to a Deputy Warden at the Lexington Assessment and Reception Center (LARC) in Cleveland County.
Seminole gets $1.3M grant to support new aviation development
SEMINOLE, Okla. — The U.S. Secretary of Commerce announced a $1.3 million grant to the city of Seminole to support a new aviation development. "This is all about making sure the workforce of tomorrow is ready with the skills and resources and opportunities that they need today," Jonathan Lovitz with the Department of Public Affairs and senior advisor of the U.S. Economic Development Administration said.
Pottawatomie County Pursuit Ends In Crash, Man In Custody
A pursuit through Pottawatomie County came to an end after a suspect crashed into trees, and attempted to run on foot. As seen on dashcam footage, Jacob Brauning led deputies on a chase through rural roads. Video shows Brauning veering onto dirt roads in his red pickup, attempting to lose the deputies.
Noble Public Schools Host Spring Games For Students With Disabilities
It’s Olympic excitement at Noble Public Schools, and these athletes have been looking forward to this day the entire school year. “We believe in total inclusion at Noble Public Schools,” said Superintendent Frank Solomon. Special Olympics Oklahoma Summer Games begin later this week in Stillwater. “We have a...
Shawnee’s Northside Veterinary Hospital Recovers From April 2023 Tornado
The Shawnee community still feels the consequences of the tornado from April 2023. However, there are signs of recovery. A pair of business owners rebuilt from the ground up. At Shawnee’s Northside Veterinary Hospital, Tracy Trussell and Natalie Keith help animals feel better. “We wanted to fill a niche...
NAGPRA revisions clarify institutions’ role in repatriation process amid funding, organizational challenges
Revisions to the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act, or NAGPRA, require institutions like the Sam Noble Museum of Natural History to consult with tribes, though funding and organizational challenges make it difficult. In December, the U.S. Department of the Interior announced it was revising regulations in NAGPRA, an...
Class 3A baseball: Tristen Babbitt pitches Washington to third straight title
SHAWNEE — Washington’s Tristen Babbitt bent to the ground, simultaneously overcome with emotion and bracing for the dogpile that was about to flatten him in front of the pitcher’s mound of Ed Skelton Field. The celebration of a Class 3A state championship three-peat engulfed the Warriors’ pitcher after the final out of a 4-0 win over Perry on Saturday, and no player deserved to be the centerpiece of the festivities more than Babbitt. ...
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