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02/18/2020 7:19am
Staff Report Ten experienced and respected reporters from across the spectrum of reporting and commentary will enter the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame this spring. The group includes a diverse group of writers who have, in distinctive ways and in distinct beats, covered the gamut of politics, culture, sports, weather and other matters in the
02/17/2020 9:45am
By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY, OK During the first meeting of the Oklahoma House of Representatives Native American Caucus for this legislative session, it was announced that State Rep. Ken Luttrell R-Ponca City and Rep. Collin Walke D-Oklahoma City. will serve as co-chairs of the caucus. The purpose of the
02/17/2020 7:48am
Dr. Nyla Ali Khan Editors Note: Reference is made in Dr. Nylas essay to dtenu. This word categorizes political prisoners, particularly in the context of India. Rational people cannot gloss over the arbitrary exercise of authority in Kashmir, nor can they legitimize the lack of accountability in the union territory. Subsequent to the revocation
02/17/2020 6:16am
By Darla Shelden City Sentinel Reporter OKLAHOMA CITY, OK On Monday, February 17, the Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women MMIW Indian Capital, Woman Warrior Society, Matriarch, S.P.I.R.I.T., MMIW Chickasaw Chapter, and American Indian Movement AIM Indian Territory, among other groups, will gather in unity for the Hit
02/16/2020 9:11pm
Staff Report Editors Note: This is the text of former New York City Mayor Mike Bloombergs speech in Houston, Texas, on February 13, 2020. After launching the Greenwood Initiative in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the historic Greenwood District, state-level Bloomberg campaigns around the nation began hosting Greenwood Initiative round-tables and conversations. Thank you and good
02/18/2020 4:29pm
7-Eleven will begin offering Oklahoma Lottery products to customers beginning Monday, Feb. 24.
02/18/2020 2:45pm
Small business owners have received some upbeat news on the economy this month.
02/18/2020 11:59am
A Washington-based nerd strike force called the U.S. Digital Service is seeking private-sector coders, programmers and software engineers to make government user-friendly for a tech-savvy U.S. public.
02/17/2020 5:06pm
In collaboration with Women in Trucking and Schneider, driver and trainer Kellylynn McLaughlin is working to raise the number of women in the nations driver pool while supporting all professional truck drivers.
02/17/2020 2:53pm
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg met top European Union officials on a visit to Brussels on Monday, days before the bloc is expected to release new proposals on regulating artificial intelligence.
02/18/2020 9:10pm
PITTSBURG COUNTY, Okla. KFOR Skeletal remains found outside of McAlester have been identified as that of a missing pregnant woman. Pittsburg County Sheriff Chris Morris confirmed to News 4 that the skeletal remains are that of Holly Cantrell. Holly Cantrell was last seen on Jan. 20, 2017. She was seen on camera leaving McAlester
02/18/2020 5:00pm
OKLAHOMA CITY KFOR The father of a man who was shot and killed in a drive-by shooting in early February is hoping someone will come forward with information about the crime. This is my favorite one.We were at a family gathering, as we call them, Michael Harge told KFOR as he referenced a picture
02/18/2020 6:00pm
MOORE, Okla. KFOR An Oklahoma man is facing updated manslaughter charges following the death of another high school cross country runner in Moore. On Feb. 3, 57-year-old Max Townsend drove his truck into a group of cross country runners from Moore High School. Rachel Freeman died just feet away from the school after being
02/18/2020 6:00pm
OKLAHOMA CITY KFOR As the current legislative session enters its third week, proposed gun bills continue to draw a lot of attention. On Tuesday, the potential laws drew the attention of over 100 mothers at the Oklahoma State Capitol. It is disappointing when we see our lawmakers making decisions that go against public safety,
02/18/2020 1:57pm
OKLAHOMA CITY AP A state panel led by Governor Kevin Stitt certified on Tuesday a relatively flat budget for the upcoming fiscal year, and the governor urged the Legislature to use caution while drafting a state spending plan. The State Board of Equalization certified the Legislature will have about $8.2 billion to spend on
02/18/2020 9:42pm
The U.S. sits behind 38 other countries in child well-being. Heres why.
02/18/2020 9:26pm
I dont think theres any officer in the world that would have acted differently. We all got in this job for different reasons, but all the officers I know just want to help people.
02/18/2020 9:18pm
Bernie Sanders presidential campaign plans to ask for a partial recount of the Iowa caucus results.
02/18/2020 8:45pm
The Dodgers on Tuesday announced how they plan to honor the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing.
02/18/2020 8:21pm
President Donald Trump is commuting the 14-year prison sentence of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich.
12/29/2019 7:50pm
Oklahoma City police said one person has died following a hit-and-run crash Sunday in southwest Oklahoma City. The victim was struck near Southwest 29th Street and South May Avenue. Police confirmed the victim died at a local hospital. The victim has not
02/18/2020 7:00pm
The preliminary hearing for a Blackwell police officer began Tuesday. Witnesses testified and evidence was presented to a judge in the Noble County courtroom, although the case originated in Kay County. It all began in May of 2019, when a man called polic
02/18/2020 7:19pm
A bill to rename a section of highway in the panhandle for President Trump narrowly passes in a senate committee.
02/18/2020 7:45pm
A new program aimed at bringing more bilingual and Hispanic teachers into Oklahoma City Public Schools has its first two graduates, a mother and daughter duo. News 9s Dana Hertneky has the story.
02/18/2020 5:00pm
The man charged with killing three Moore High School students two weeks ago had a court hearing Tuesday. Its the first court date since Senior Kolby Crum passed away over the weekend. Max Townsend is now facing harsher punishment following Crums death.
02/18/2020 8:15pm
The Oklahoman OpinionAs the Oklahoma County jail moves toward being managed by an administrator, the sheriff finds himself adjusting to a new role and being challenged by at least three men who want the job.P.D. Taylor, a veteran of nearly 50 years in law enforcement, became sheriff in a 2017 special election following the retirement of his predecessor.Read more on NewsOK.com
02/18/2020 8:05pm
The Oklahoman OpinionIn declaring that the state of Oklahoma would resume capital punishment after a five-year hiatus, officials rekindled a debate that seems to grow more and more intense and isnt likely to change any time soon.Death penalty opponents harshly criticized the announcement by Gov.Read more on NewsOK.com
02/18/2020 8:01pm
Elizabeth Karmel, APA fluffy baked potato is a glorious thing, but too often you slice into the potato and it is shiny and waxy, not light and creamy in texture.Baking a potato is the easiest thing in the world, rightRead more on NewsOK.com
02/18/2020 8:01pm
ThursdayEzekiels Bible Bread: Peter Schaffer, 6:10 to 9:10 p.m., Francis Tuttle, $39.SaturdaySaturdays R-4 Kids: Meatloaf Dinner: Vera Cheek, 1 to 4 p.m., Francis Tuttle, $49.Mon.-Thu.Probiotic Fermentation Series for Healthy Eating: Peter Schaffer, 6:10 to 9:10 p.m., Francis Tuttle, $153.MondayMediterranean Dinner Party Ahmad Farnia, 6:30 p.m., International Pantry, $55.TuesdayMediterranean Dinner Party Ahmad Farnia, 6:30 p.m., International Pantry, $55.Feb.Read more on NewsOK.com
02/18/2020 8:01pm
BAKERY MAKERYDEAR MELBA: This is a great make-in-advance bread.ONION AND HERB BREAD1 teaspoon minced onions1/4 cup butter or margarine1 teaspoon chopped fresh basil1 teaspoon chopped fresh oregano1 loaf French breadIn small skillet, saute onions in butter.Read more on NewsOK.com
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