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Lila Jeannine Cass Dooling, 60, of Skiatook and former resident of Pawhuska, passed away at her home, October 30, 2009.

A woman who was impaled through the neck by a tree limb that fell through her car window while traveling in Idaho two weeks ago recovered after a 6-hour surgery, Associated Press reported today.

An Osage County family is heartbroken after a freak accident kills a kindergartner.

A kindergartener is dead after a deer crashed into his mom's truck. It happened on Tuesday near Fairfax, in Osage County.

Six-year old Jacob Wilson was pronounced dead at Fairfax Regional Medical Center Tuesday morning.

A new quarterly earnings report for U.S. banks again reflects the vigor of Oklahoma's banking sector in comparison with the rest of the country.

Two small rural hospitals are struggling to stay afloat since the company that operates them appears to be in financial distress.

Authorities said they recovered the body of a drowning victim at Fairfax City Lake in Osage County.

Osage County officials on Tuesday recovered the body of a man who drowned in Fairfax city lake.

Friday, July 24, 2009 Infowars.net Friday, July 24, 2009 An Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper who pulled over and choked a paramedic on his way to delivering a patient to hospital has suspended for just five days and ordered to attend an a oeanger assessment.a The incident occurred in late May on Highway 62 near Boley in Okfuskee County, Oklahoma.

Update to the story about the Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper who was more interested in choking a paramedic than he was in the condition of the patient in the ambulance.

AND SH18 IN OSAGE COUNTY. VEHICLE ONE: 08 DODGE CHARGER, DRIVEN BY SAMUEL SHAW, W/M 16 YOA HOSPITAL.

Embattled State Trooper Daniel Martin and Creek Nation paramedic Maurice White Jr.

Severe thunderstorms entering northeastern Oklahoma are coming with very strong winds, which has caused some minor damage.

A Sapulpa man has been sentenced to one year and nine months in prison for burglarizing pharmacies in Oklahoma, Arkansas and Missouri.

Authorities say three hospitals in northeast Oklahoma have been locked down after receiving envelopes containing a powdery substance.