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Two cases of measles reported in Oklahoma
The department did not say where in the state the cases were confirmed, but said there is no public health threat at this time.
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Frisco Police Officer Shoots, Kills Armed Suspect While Serving Warrants
On March 6, 2025, at approximately 6:00 p.m., Frisco police officers attempted to serve arrest warrants at a residence in the 5400 block of Travis Drive. Officers were seeking to arrest Kara Carper, 30, on a warrant for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon, a second-degree felony. They also had warrants for Gregory Sheppard, 43, for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and Criminal Mischief.
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Ardmore School Bond set to appear on April 1st ballot
ARDMORE, Okla. (KXII) - Ardmore City Schools held a community business partner meeting Tuesday afternoon to give a closer look at the proposed $144,880,000 school bond. The bond would include financing and construction for a new 45 classroom high school located near the northern end of Noble Stadium and the Jerome Westheimer Center for Performing Arts.
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Dad takes over after coach’s death, leads Durant to state tournament appearance
Retired, long-time coach Tony Robinson has paced back and forth along the sidelines of basketball courts in Oklahoma for decades. He has coached in state championship tournaments before, and he was doing it again as the head coach for the Durant Lady Lions in Monday’s quarterfinal round.
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Governor’s brother loses traffic appeal brought on tribal sovereignty argument
A traffic ticket appeal made on grounds of tribal sovereignty was recently lost by a man related to an Oklahoma official who’s opposed tribal sovereignty for years. Keith Stitt, brother of Gov. Kevin Stitt, lost his appeal of a traffic ticket issued in Tulsa. Stitt unsuccessfully argued the city lacked criminal jurisdiction over him because he’s Cherokee and was driving in eastern Oklahoma.