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Veterans set sights on WWII memorial visit
Oklahoma veterans are getting excited about fundraising to send them to the site.
Midwest City slaying suspecta s kin say shea s mentally ill
A Midwest City woman who admitted killing a retired nurse after a chance encounter suffers from bipolar disorder, a boyfriend and relatives told a judge Friday.
Lutheran church kicks off anniversary with concert
To kick off the 50th anniversary of Our Savioura s Lutheran Church, the church will have a free concert Sunday featuring a diverse selection of music.
OCTOBER 30 Blessed Women to meet Due to the downtown Halloween festivities, the Blessed Women gathering scheduled for this Friday, Oct.
Okla. men charged with murder in ND dentist death
Authorities say an Oklahoma man paid his handyman to kill his former son-in-law in North Dakota.
Oklahoma City Charity Office Bugged
The Oklahoma City-based Christian charity _ widely known across the nation for its televised advertisements seeking donations to feed starving children around the world _ has been in a months-long power struggle that apparently ended in August when Jones agreed to give up operational control of the organization.
Iron pour brings 3,000 degrees of fire
By Nanette Light Kevin Reineking wants to preserve his love for Jack Daniels, so he's casting it in iron.
Oklahoma Fund debuts amid stock market rally
The Oklahoma Fund, represented by the ticker symbol "OOK," launched Thursday amid a 200-point rally by the Dow Jones industrial average fueled by a report of surging U.S. economic growth in the third quarter.
YMCA helps Oklahomans a oeStep Upa healthy lifestyles
Oklahomans in the metro area collectively logged more than 38 million steps during America on the Move Week, a nationwide event encouraging individuals and families to make small changes toward developing lifelong healthy habits.
DAR marks grave of real Daughter
A blustery day did not deter the members of the Oklahoma Society Daughters of the American Revolution from the dedication of the Real Daughter Marker for Cyrena Abigail Tuttle Woods.
Barrrel race to aid cancer victim Barrels and Buckles for Breast Cancer, a 5-D barrel race to raise funds to benffit Tony Fry of Jones, will be held Saturday, Oct.
What does a 5 percent cut on state agencies mean to the average Oklahoman? Probably not much, unless you have children in public schools.
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Stimulus Dollars Helping Fight Homelessness
A common criticism of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act has been that too much of the money is going to support or expand social programs.
The Norman Downtowners Association and the Performing Arts Studio will present the University of Oklahoma's Steel Drum Band as the final Lunchtime Concert of the season.
State GOP Claims ACORN Received Oklahoma Democratic Party's Help
Even as ACORN faces more allegations of wrongdoing nationally, claims are leveled against the organization by Oklahoma Republicans that it received possible illegal help from the State Democratic party in targeting GOP legislators for defeat.
District 2 Republicans look to make big gains in 2010
They won the state House in 2004. They took the state Senate in 2008. Oklahoma Republican Party Chairman Gary Jones told members of the Grand Old Party assembled in McAlester for a Second Congressional District meeting on Saturday that the party can mark another milestone next year.
Around Town: Silver exhibition
When the word silver is mentioned, people think of jewelry and table flatware mostly.
Stimulus Gives Weatherization Program 20 Times More Funding
Community Action Agencies across the state will receive the funding from the Department of Commerce to make homes more energy efficient.
Tulsa police arrested a woman after her husband was shot during a domestic dispute early Friday.