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OU's Norman campus to become wind-powered
OKLAHOMA CITY a ' The University of Oklahoma's plan to power its Norman campus with wind energy was approved Wednesday by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
Gov. Brad Henry, first lady Kim Henry to light Capitol Christmas tree on Tuesday
Gov. Brad Henry and First Lady Kim Henry will be joined by schoolchildren from across the state for the annual lighting of the State Capitol Christmas tree.
Oklahoma school ties NAIA Division II wins record
Oklahoma Wesleyan has tied an NAIA Division II men's basketball record with its 27th consecutive win.
Ex-Marine arraigned in 'Cathouse' star's killing
A former Marine has been arraigned on six counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of four people whose bodies were found in a burning home, including a prostitute featured on the HBO reality series "Cathouse." David Tyner appeared Monday morning by video before Oklahoma County Special Judge Russell Hall, who denied bail.
First 7 members of Oklahoma Law Enforcement Hall of Fame selected
The first seven members of the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Hall of Fame have been selected.
Oklahoma AAA To Offer Tipsy Tow
For the first time, AAA's popular Tipsy Tow service over the Thanksgiving holiday - from 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
Report: `Cathouse' Star Stabbed, Slashed, Shot
A preliminary autopsy report for a prostitute featured on the HBO reality series "Cathouse" shows that she was shot, stabbed and slashed multiple times.
New Architecture School at U. of Oklahoma to Open in 2011
Nov. 21--The final piece of steel was lifted high and placed on the uppermost tip of the building on the University of Oklahoma campus Thursday.
Oklahoma Capitol Building Evacuated After Incident At Checkpoint
The offices of Oklahoma's governor and lieutenant governor were temporarily evacuated Monday after a man threw a package onto an X-ray machine at a security checkpoint on the east side of the state Capitol.
Lethal injection creator fine with 1 drug in Ohio
In this May 8, 2007 file photo, Dr. Jay Chapman holds a human skull from Nepal that has been hand decorated with silver at his home in Napa, Calif .
Boren votes to boost resources for Oklahoma's fire departments
U.S. Congressman Dan Boren voted to provide local firefighters with the tools and resources they need to prevent and fight fires, and to continue keeping communities safe.
6 inmates hospitalized after fights in 3 Oklahoma prisons
Corrections officials say several inmates were hurt after disturbances erupted at three prisons in Oklahoma.
Stimulus Dollars Fight Crimes Against Children
More investigators are joining the fight against Internet predators thanks to federal stimulus dollars.
Police: $10K worth of jewelry stolen from man found shot to death inside burning Oklahoma home
About $10,000 worth of jewelry was stolen from one of four people found shot to death last week inside a burning home in Oklahoma City, police said Thursday.
Attorney: Jones man to waive extradition to ND
An attorney for an Oklahoma man accused of hiring his handyman to kill a Fargo, N.D., dentist says his client plans to waive extradition and return to North Dakota.
AAA says fewer will fly, but more Oklahomans will drive.
The American Automobile Association predicts Thanksgiving travel among Oklahomans will be up about 7.5 percent this year.
Whooping cranes making migration through Oklahoma
WOODWARD a ' More than 40 whooping cranes have been spotted on or around the Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge during the past week.
Group Blasts Mental Health Board
A public employees' group has lodged a complaint against the governing board of the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, alleging a violation of the state's Open Meeting Act.
Senate GOP Caucus Calls For December Special Session
Brad Henry to call a special session of the Legislature for December. Henry, a Democrat, had suggested earlier this week that a January special session might be possible to deal with the state's ongoing budget issues, after the state Board of Equalization releases revenue estimates on Dec.
Judge scolds attorneys in Okla. poultry case
A federal judge scolded the 30-some attorneys on Oklahoma's pollution case against the Arkansas poultry industry Thursday, accusing them of bombarding him with "thousands" of documents as the bench trial dragged into its 25th day.
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