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A federal judge decided Monday thatthe man accused of kidnapping his stepdaughter for nearly 20 years will stand trial in May.

Authorities have released audio of the 911 call made by a teenager who says he was there while his friend was murdered by his own mother.

The University of Oklahomasays it will invest $1.5 million each year to make college more affordable.

All of McDonalds apple pies are made by Tulsa-based Bama Companies. McDonalds wants to make the pies healthier, so Bama helped them create a new pie that has no artificial colors or preservatives.

U.S. Marshals are asking for help to find Eric Whitney. Hes wanted for leading South Coffeyville police on a chase and nearly running over one of their officers.

We have new details about the feud that police say led to the murder of a Rogers County man. Investigators arrested the victims stepson.

Nolan Peterson delivers a powerful first person account of traveling with the Migrant Caravannow headed to America that captures sentiment and propaganda, but not the costof new unskilled workers who drive wages lower for minoritycitizens, risk social servicesand destabilize economy. From this report published by The Daily Signalthe caravan is a direct resultand deliberate contrivance

Oklahoma and Arkansas state agencies on Wednesday announced the completion of a memorandum of agreement committing both states to future collaboration in addressing water quality concerns related to the Illinois River focused on science-based regulation and permitting. The agreementsigned by Oklahoma Secretary of Energy and Environment Michael Teague, Oklahoma Secretary of Agriculture Jim Reese, the

Election night, Somali Muslim refugee Ilhan Omar became one of the first Muslim congresswomen in U.S. history,joining Rashida Tlaib. At her acceptance speech, Omar greeted the audience with a powerful As-Salam-Alaikum areligious salutation among Muslims. Many Muslims felt this was a homecoming. American Muslims now hadMuslim representation in Congress after what they felt were two

An attorney for Still She Rises of Tulsa said the judge erected a technical barrier, with a ruling that was premature and incorrect.

The Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma will be the recipient of food and donations collected by the drive.

Sallee, a Republican, defeated Democrat Kevin Matthews in the Nov. 6 election with 55 percent of the vote. He was sworn in to plug the remainder of former Commissioner John Smaligos term.