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Eat, drink and be productive, say some Oklahoma workers
Josh Harlow, an account executive with Oklahoma City-based Jones Public Relations, needed to go over logistics and heavy details with a client last week.
Oklahoma Prison Workers Feel 'Trapped' In Middle Of Budget Battle
Prison workers across Oklahoma who were denied a raise in a $7.1 billion budget deal say they feel trapped in the crossfire of a political dispute between the governor and the state's prison director over how much money the agency has available in several revolving accounts.
Men arrested on drug charges after OKC police chase
Officials at the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office said a deputy noticed a brake light was out and tried to pull over the suspect's car near S.E. 59th St.
Dave Weston is elected GOPa Schair
About 61.3 percent of the votes cast for chairman by the 1,222 delegates attending the Oklahoma Republican State Convention went to Weston, who works for an investment advisory firm.
Chelsea Man Charged With Rape, Incest Electrocutes Himself
Deputies say 47-year-old Leslie Paul Jones was found dead in his cell. The Chelsea man was charged with several sex crimes including rape and incest.
'Sovereign citizens' getting attention in Oklahoma County courts
Shane Farrell Thomas has become a pain in the backsides of Oklahoma County judges and court officials whose jurisdiction he refuses to recognize.
Oklahoma Corrections director clashes with board member over financial transparency
Oklahoma Corrections Department Director Justin Jones and board member Steve Burrage publicly clashed Thursday over whether staff members have been open with board members and state officials in discussing about $22 million contained in three agency revolving funds.
Two More Earthquakes Rattle In Central Oklahoma
The United States Geological Survey recorded earthquakes of magnitudes 3.3, 2.7, and 2.8, two near Luther and one near Jones.
South Jones Show Choir heads to Chicago for Nationals
Students at South Jones High School held their final practice before heading to Chicago for the National Choir Competition.
Oklahoma Corrections Department director says living arrangement is...
Gov. Mary Fallin signed into law on Tuesday a measure that will give local school districts a role in determining whether the most profoundly disabled students have made enough progress to graduate from high school.
Emerging facts of Boston Marathon Bombing confirm everybody's worst fears
Yet again, it turns out, everything is exactly as everybody suspected and feared.
Four OMRF scientists in Oklahoma City receive commendations
Researcher Dr. Patrick Gaffney received the Edward L. and Thelma Gaylord Prize for Scientific Achievement.
Sapulpa Domestic Dispute Turns Into Standoff With Police
During the standoff, police closed off traffic in either direction on South Main and set up the S.W.A.T. staging area in the parking lot of the Central Tech vocational school.
Another Small Quake Recorded In Central Oklahoma
Another small earthquake was recorded near the town of Jones, Okla., Friday afternoon, in what has shaped up to be a very seismic week for central Oklahoma.