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Bob Mills, founder of Bob Mills Furniture, dies at age 79

Bob Mills, the founder of Bob Mills Furniture and a familiar presence in radio and TV ads across the region, died Monday at age 79.

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

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Culver's Picks Far West OKC for Its First Oklahoma Restaurant, Braum's Turf

Culver's is finally crossing into Oklahoma, and the Wisconsin-born ButterBurger chain has picked a corner of far west Oklahoma City to do it. Building permits show the company plans a $3 million, 4,504-square-foot restaurant along S. Mustang Road near S.W. 15th Street and the John Kilpatrick Turnpike interchange. The Oklahoman...

Oklahoma City, OK · 11h
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David Payne opens up about near-death experience and emotional story of survival

News 9 Chief Meteorologist David Payne shares a deeply personal story about the medical emergency that nearly took his life as a teenager. During an emotional interview on Robin Marsh’s podcast, In the Spotlight, David recalls spending 43 days in the hospital after his appendix ruptured, the moment doctors feared he wouldn’t survive and his mother’s powerful experience that gave her hope.

Edmond, OK · 2d
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NewsTalk 1290

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Oklahoma Has Some Interesting Places For An In-N-Out Burger

In-N-Out might be coming to Oklahoma. We found some interesting possibilities for where that first restaurant could land.

Oklahoma · 3d

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We Ranked Oklahoma’s 10 Best Burger Spots And The Winner Might Surprise You

One tiny Oklahoma town turned a Depression-era money saver into a burger style people now cross state lines to taste. Cooks smashed thin onions right into the beef to stretch the meat further. That trick never went away. Today, two diners just a few blocks apart still keep the tradition...

Oklahoma · 2d

The Money Overview

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Oklahoma homeowners 65 and older can freeze taxable home value by filing with the assessor by March 15, and Oklahoma County lists a $99,000 income cap for 2026

Oklahoma homeowners who are 65 or older can lock in the taxable value of their home by filing with the county assessor between Jan. 1 and March 15. The Oklahoma County Assessor lists a household income cap of $99,000 for 2026 on that senior valuation freeze, up from $89,500 the year before. The freeze holds […] The post Oklahoma homeowners 65 and older can freeze taxable home value by filing with the assessor by March 15, and Oklahoma County lists a $99,000 income cap for 2026 appeared first on The Money Overview .

Oklahoma County, OK · 3d

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This Oklahoma Mexican Restaurant Serves Enchiladas, Tacos, And Portions That Barely Fit The Plate

Five enchiladas on one plate. Two chicken, one beef, one bean, and one cheese, all buried under sauce, sour cream, and toppings. That single order tells you a lot about this family-run Mexican spot in Oklahoma. The meal starts with free chips, salsa, queso, and warm tortillas. It ends with a free sopapilla. Somewhere in between, you have to fit an actual entree.

Oklahoma City, OK · 3d

NewsNation

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Hole in Oklahoma County Jail wall visible to public as repairs move up priority list

It's not the first time inmates have damaged walls inside the Oklahoma County Jail.

Oklahoma County, OK · 2d

KFOR

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Centerpiece for Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park finished

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) — The centerpiece for the Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park in Edmond is now standing tall. It’s called the Route 66 Eagle’s Nest, and it takes things to new heights at 60 feet tall. It offers quite the view of the Mother Road and a future park for those who stop by over the next 100 years and beyond.

Edmond, OK · 1d

The Oklahoman

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Harold Hamm, Continental Resources settle shareholder suit for $60M

An Oklahoma County district judge has approved a $60 million settlement resolving a four-year class action shareholder litigation over Continental Resources founder Harold Hamm’s 2022 transaction that took the company private. The order on Tuesday, Nov. 10, concludes a major legal dispute surrounding the downtown Oklahoma City-headquartered energy giant. The lawsuit began when Continental shareholder Walter T. Doggett filed a challenge to Hamm’s takeover proposal. Continental had been publicly traded since 2007, with Hamm and his family holding an approximately 83% controlling stake. In June 2022, Hamm submitted an initial, nonbinding proposal to acquire Continental’s remaining public shares for $70 each. The buyout was formally announced on Oct. 17, 2022, and closed on Nov. 22 of that same year, after the purchase price was raised to $74.28 per share. More: Continental Resources signs deal to develop Venezuela's Orinoco Belt Hamm’s attorney Mike Burrage said the lawsuit was premature when it was filed. He said Hamm’s initial offer was nonbinding and subject to review by a special committee of the board of directors. He called it “speculation” at the time. As the litigation evolved into a class action lawsuit, plaintiffs challenged the process and the final price of the take-private transaction,

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

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Oklahoma Has a Big Liquidation Store Packed With Unique Finds and Mystery Boxes

Some of the best afternoons in Oklahoma start with a plain storefront you almost drove past. You walk in expecting a few dusty shelves and walk out holding a power drill, a giant houseplant, and a sealed box you have not even opened yet. That little thrill of not knowing...

Oklahoma · 17h

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Former Moore High School employee charged with embezzlement heading to court

MOORE, Okla. (KOKH) — A former Moore High School employee accused of stealing thousands of dollars from school events is heading back to court. Courtney Walker is facing six charges of felony embezzlement for embezzling approximately $61,000 from multiple school functions. As an athletic facilitator, Walker was entrusted with...

Moore, OK · 22h

The Oklahoman

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Del City leader: Sell Oklahoma County jail land, renovate old facility

With the proposed jail sales tax defeated , Oklahoma County should scrap its plans and sell the land and nearly complete Behavioral Care Center at 1901 E. Grand Blvd., Del City Council member Scott Tatom said. The proceeds could be used with other funds − but not a hike in property taxes − to renovate the old jail downtown, Tatom told the Board of County Commissioners at its meeting on Nov. 10. It was the board's first session since the Nov. 3 election led to a pending paradigm shift in county criminal justice reform efforts. By most accounts, voter opposition to the sales tax proposal led to the change, not just the "blue wave" of Democrats coming into office nationally. The tax went down with 63.3% opposed. More: Oklahoma County voters soundly defeat jail sales tax Activist Chris Johnston again on Nov. 10 called for dissolution of the Criminal Justice Authority, the public trust that governs operation of the old jail at 201 N. Shartel Ave., and turning the jail over to the Sheriff's Office. "We don't just hand the sheriff the keys. We create a realistic hand-over process," he said, and build back community trust. Activist Mark Faulk, representing

Oklahoma County, OK · 2d

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Oklahoma City's Pennington Place Apartments Sell for $2.8M at Online Auction

A 40-unit apartment complex on Oklahoma City's northwest side just changed hands for $2.8 million, with a private individual winning the property through an online auction rather than a traditional sale. Pennington Place, located at 3732 NW 23rd St., was acquired from seller TB Realty, working out to roughly $70,000 per unit.

Oklahoma City, OK · 12h

KFOR

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Two more beautiful days then BIG changes move in. Wet and Cold.

Veteran’s Day all across our State has been beautiful! Cooler tonight with low 40s by Thursday morning. Lighter winds and totally sunny Thursday with near 70 for a high. Cooler, but still pleasant on Friday. Patchy frost is possible. For OKC Metro, look for blanket rainfall to move in by 10PM Saturday. Rain basically all […]

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

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This Oklahoma Pizzeria Is So Good You’ll Want To Drive And Try It

A college tuition bill helped launch one of the best pizza stops in Oklahoma. A family turned their Saturday night pizza habit into a food truck back in 2013. The goal was simple: help one daughter pay for school. That truck grew into a full restaurant with a roaring wood-fired...

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

KFOR

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Pay It 4Ward: Moore band hero saves the day, saves a life

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – This week, News 4 and First Fidelity Bank honor a member of the Moore High School marching band for an act of lunchroom heroism. This marching season, the Lion Pride of Moore High School took the field to dazzle the crowd with an electrifying performance titled, “Beyond the Stars.” The band […]

Moore, OK · 1d

KFOR

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OKC City Council approves Continental Coliseum final plans

Oklahoma City's new arena is one step closer to reality after City Council approved final plans and renderings for the Continental Coliseum on Thursday.

Oklahoma City, OK · 14h

KOSU

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Amidst affordability crisis, OKC plans $130 million housing strategy

Oklahoma City is set to launch a $130 million housing strategy, which aims to expand housing options and combat the local affordability crisis.

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

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Rigid Industrial Group Grows Into Noble Site, Eyes About 200 New Cleveland County Jobs

2812 Classen Blvd — Reported Headquarters of Rigid Industrial Group. Rigid Industrial Group celebrated its expansion into Noble on Tuesday, moving into the 156,623-square-foot campus once occupied by figurine and collectibles maker United Design. The Norman-based industrial firm has already hired 120 people at the site and plans to add 80 more within the next year, with a goal of roughly 200 additional jobs across Cleveland County over the next three years.

Cleveland County, OK · 1d