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By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter  OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – On Thursday, August 23, women who are making a difference will be honored at the Women Empowered 2018 Fundraiser and Art Show from 6 – 9 p.m. at Plenty Mercantile, 807 N Broadway in Oklahoma City. The event will feature a silent auction, awards ceremony, food […]

By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY – Oklahoma City University’s Meinders School of Business will honor three business and community leaders during its 32nd annual Oklahoma Commerce & Industry Hall of Honor luncheon on Thursday, October 25 at the downtown Cox Convention Center. The 2018 inductees are: Sue Ann Arnall, president of the Arnall Family […]

By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA, OK – The annual Paseo FEAST (Funding Emerging Art with Sustainable Tactics) artist event will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 9, from 6-8 p.m. at Picasso Café, 3009 Paseo.  The event, which combines a community dinner with artist proposals, will give five hopeful artists an opportunity to fund […]

A dragon winds around a cherry tree in the tattoo across MJ Hegar's arm and back, over the shrapnel wounds she had, at one point, not wanted to see with her young children around. But nine years after being shot down in Afghanistan, then winning a lawsuit against the federal government, writing a book and now running for a Texas congressional seat, Hegar isn't hiding much anymore.

The Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Bureau is working with Talley Management Group in Alexandria, Virginia, to get a bigger presence in the nation’s capital.

One of Tulsa’s largest employers is about to get a little larger.

High school football in Oklahoma is almost back. Week zero starts and the season starts on August 24. Our Nate Feken made it by a scrimmage featuring three metro teams as they try to make some last second adjustments before the regular season. Check out the video above to see highlights from Norman North, Southmoore and Midwest City.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Police are investigating a stabbing in Oklahoma City. Officials responded to the area near NW 12th and May Friday night just after 10:30 p.m. Oklahoma City police tell News 4 that two people were stabbed and taken to the hospital. Their condition is unknown. Three people were taken into custody. Authorities are still investigating.

OKLAHOMA CITY – “Yeah, it’s really frustrating.” Lauren Johnson is dealing with having her credit card information stolen not just once but twice in less than a month. “So, back in July, I had notice some random large charges on my account,” she said. “About a week ago, it actually happened again.” Hundreds of dollars were charged at locations in Edmond and Oklahoma City. “Really frustrating because you have to wait for however long it takes for the bank to […]

“I got there and the police were like, 'You know your son saved your mom's life.'"

Deven Davis, the estranged wife of Korn frontman Jonathan Davis, has died at the age of 39, according to reports.

Someone called 911 reporting that two men had gotten into a fight, and one person bit off the other's finger.

An Oklahoma family discovered a unique commodity they said helped their daughter, donkey milk. 

Officials are investigating after a school shooting threat was found written on a girls restroom wall at Shawnee High School.  

Norman police are looking for possible victims in connection with a possible serial rapist. 

NEW DELHI (AP) — Rescuers used helicopters and boats on Friday to evacuate thousands of people stranded on their rooftops following unprecedented flooding in the southern Indian state of Kerala that killed more than 320 people, officials said. "Kerala state is facing its worst flood in 100 years," the top state elected official, Pinarayi Vijayan's office tweeted. With heavy rains stopping after a week, rescuers moved quickly to take those marooned by floods to 1,500 state-run camps.Read more on NewsOK.com

FREDERICK, Colo. (AP) — The bodies of two young girls were submerged in crude oil for four days before authorities discovered them, according to court documents filed by an attorney defending the girls' father against accusations that he killed his children and wife. The motion filed Friday by Christopher Watts' attorney, James Merson, also asked that DNA swabs be taken from the girls' necks. Read more on NewsOK.com

By Adam Kemp  Jarod Leviston was looking forward to seeing Bryce Stephens in action. In the two games John Marshall played Friday night in The All-City Athletic Conference football preview at Taft Stadium, Leviston and Stephens combined for four touchdowns through the air. In the first game of the night against Douglass, Leviston, connected twice with the sophomore receiver from distances of 32 and 21 yards to take down the Trojans 22-6 and advance to the championship game. "We have a good connection," Leviston said.Read more on NewsOK.com