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1940 Mercury Coupe - Root Beer Revival
Buck Wilson grew up during the golden era of rodding and customizing. As a kid in Northern California in the '50s, he fondly recalls the chopped '51 Mercury belonging to his older sister's boyfriend.
Wednesday | Tulsa World
Thunderstorms caused little damage and dropped small amounts of rain in much of northeast Oklahoma late Tuesday, but more storms are expected Wednesday afternoon or evening, forecasters said.
Federal death penalty and Oklahoma crimes
Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh was executed in 2001 for the deadly 1995 terrorist attack, the bomb plot and the murder of eight federal agents.
Pageant board hosts sendoff party for Miss Oklahoma
Miss Southeastern Oklahoma Tiffany Legg sings "Run" accapella during a send-off party Tuesday night.
The ULM baseball team scored a season-high 17 runs on 15 hits, downing UL-Lafayette 17-0 in seven... Jeff and Terri Hall of Shawnee, Okla.
JD McPherson: When A Punk Goes Vintage
"There is a certain heaviness that you can get from just the right groove," JD McPherson says.
Pittsburg County Sheriff's Deputies are part of a manhunt for a man on the Pittsburg/Haskell county line.
Cushing Man Arrested In Connection With Quick Lube Burglary
Cushing police arrested Jacob Clifford Cushenberry, 20, on Tuesday at a residence in Lincoln County.
McAlester Dad Behind Bars Charged With Child Abuse By Injury
A McAlester man has been charged with child abuse by injury after emergency room doctors determined his 3-month-old daughter had two broken legs.
Method of future Oklahoma executions 'up in the air,' official says
With only a single cocktail of drugs used to execute Oklahoma inmates left in stock, state Corrections Department officials and the state attorney general's office admit there is no firm plan in place moving forward if more of the substance - or a suitable replacement - can't be found.