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Bill creating new felony for undocumented Oklahomans advances to Senate

OKLAHOMA CITY — House lawmakers on Thursday approved a measure along partisan lines that would create a new felony for being in the country illegally, despite critics calling it “un-American” and saying it would create unnecessary fear. House Bill 1362 would allow an individual to be arrested and charged with a new felony punishable by […]

Oklahoma · 2025-03-13

KFOR

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Metro woman frustrated after elderly parent left in ER hallway for days

A metro family is frustrated with the healthcare system, after struggling for days to get their elderly parent a room in the ER.

Oklahoma City, OK · 2025-03-13

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Lawton ’tent-city’ faces concerning setbacks

LAWTON, Okla. (KSWO) - One of Lawton’s only organizations working to address chronic homelessness within the City of Lawton has been running into several setbacks. The Salvation Army opened their property for the homeless to set up tents, preventing them from being fined or jailed after the Lawton City Council approved an anti-camping ordinance back in November of 2024.

Lawton, OK · 2025-03-14
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I-44 Red River Bridge closed due to multiple vehicle accident

The BFD assists the Oklahoma Highway Patrol with a multiple-vehicle accident due to low visibility.

Wichita County, TX · 2025-03-14

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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.

Tulsa, OK · 2025-03-14

FOX 23 Tulsa KOKI

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OK Ethics Commission votes to pursue prosecution against State Supt. Walters

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Oklahoma Ethics Commission voted to prosecute State Superintendent Ryan Walters over allegations that he violated state ethics laws.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-13

KTEM NewsRadio 14

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New Changes To Texas USPS Mail Has People Outraged

Bell County, Texas continues to grow at an amazing rate, and with all of the increases in new addresses popping up across the main cities like Killeen, Temple, Belton, and Harker Heights, the demand for reliable postal service also increases. Our urban areas are definitely seeing a ton of growth, but rural pockets still remain that require attention from the United States Postal Service.

Bell County, TX · 2025-03-13

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Blinding Panhandle dust expected to reduce visibility in North Texas Friday

Blowing dust pushed by wind gusts of more than 80 mph on Friday created treacherous, blinding driving conditions in the Panhandle. According to the National Weather Service office in Lubbock, widespread blowing dust in the southern Panhandle was dropping visibility to 1/4-mile or less. Incredible winds with gusts to 80...

Texas · 2025-03-14

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Former Oklahoma state representative arrested, accused of embezzlement

MURRAY COUNTY, Okla. (KXII) - A former Oklahoma state representative from Sulphur was arrested Wednesday and accused of embezzlement. Calvin ‘Wes’ Hilliard, 51, is accused of stealing from the Murray County Junior Livestock Association. Court documents state he allegedly cashed checks totaling more than $35,000 from January through...

Murray County, OK · 2025-03-13

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The 10 Most Drought-Prone States in America

Drought is a persistent and challenging natural disaster that can have profound effects on agriculture, water supply, and the overall ecosystem. As climate change continues to influence weather patterns, certain states in America find themselves more vulnerable to prolonged periods of dry weather. Understanding which states are most affected by drought can help us appreciate the challenges they face and the resilience of their communities. In this article, we will explore the ten states that are most prone to drought, examining the factors that contribute to their vulnerability and the impacts of these dry spells on their residents.

California · 2025-03-14

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Oklahoma lawmakers aim to regulate 'foreign adversary' land ownership, commerce and more

Several measures regulating land ownership and business in Oklahoma by certain 'foreign adversaries' passed their chambers of origin this week. Legislative leaders say it's been a long time coming as the need to protect critical infrastructure and crack down on straw buyers grows with international tensions. One House bill that...

Oklahoma · 2025-03-14

KRLD News Radio

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Total lunar eclipse will be visible from North Texas late Thursday

North Texas residents are in for a celestial treat Thursday night as a total lunar eclipse, also known as a “blood moon,” will be visible in the night sky.

Texas · 2025-03-13

KFOR

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Oklahoma Grand Jury indicts Texas megachurch founder on indecent acts with child

A multi-county Grand Jury has indicted the founder of a Texas megachurch with five counts of lewd or indecent acts with a child.

Texas · 2025-03-12

Golden Gate Media

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Texas-Original Whataburger Launches $5 Breakfast Whatadeal Across 16 States

SAN ANTONIO, March 11, 2025 — Breakfast just got better at Whataburger! Starting March 12, Whataburger fans across its 16-state footprint can enjoy the $5 Breakfast Whatadeal, a tasty combo offering unbeatable value.

Texas · 2025-03-13

NewsTalk 1290

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Oklahoma’s Floating Cabins Make the Best Lake-Days Getaway

As Oklahoma slowly starts warming up, with the longer spring days and still-chilly nights, it's prime time to be out in nature. One of the coolest ways to enjoy the outdoorsman's paradise that is the Sooner State is taking the family away from the city for a few days and huddling up in a cabin.

Oklahoma · 2025-03-13

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Oklahoma authorities seize $60 million in marijuana from fraudulent farm operation

OILTON, OKLA (KTUL) — The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) executed a search warrant at a farm in Oilton, seizing 22,000 marijuana plants and nearly 650 pounds of processed marijuana, with an estimated street value of over $60 million. The farm was operating under a fraudulent ownership scheme, violating...

Oilton, OK · 2025-03-12

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'Get rid of it': Governor Stitt says Chinese influence shouldn't be in Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY (KOKH) — Governor Kevin Stitt says if there's any Chinese influence in Oklahoma, he's going to get rid of it. That comment comes just one day after Attorney General Gentner Drummond urged Congress to ban an AI platform called DeepSeek on all government devices. Cybersecurity expert Eric...

Oklahoma · 2025-03-12

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School cell phone ban passes Oklahoma House, Senate

State lawmakers are moving forward with measures in both the House and Senate to remove cell phones from Oklahoma classrooms. “This is one of those that changes the trajectory of our education system,” said Sen. Dave Rader (R-Tulsa). Sen. Ally Seifried (R-Claremore) has been working on eliminating phones from...

Oklahoma · 2025-03-13

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Saint Francis lockdown lifted, here's the latest from officials

The Natalie Building at Saint Francis Health System was briefly placed on lockdown Wednesday following reports of a person in mental distress, hospital officials said. Security and law enforcement cleared the building and determined there was no threat to the area, according to hospital officials. "Saint Francis Security and other...

Tulsa, OK · 2025-03-12