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Archive: 10/1/08: Wednesday

Beefy Chipotle Burritos in Slow Cooker

These juicy tender beef burritos have a spicy kick. It's the perfect meal to start before work and the meat is ready when you come home.

Bailout plan clears Senate, heads to House

The government bailout plan for the financial industry cleared the Senate Wednesday night.

Capitol Hill High School locked down

An Oklahoma City high school was locked down today after a young man showed two students he was carrying a gun before classes started.

Ponca City student reports affair with teacher

A Ponca City middle school student claimed he had a sexual relationship with a 26-year-old math teacher.

Duncan man killed in fatal shooting

An 18-year-old was fatally shot Wednesday night in Douglas Park, authorities said.

Edmond police cite illegally tinted windows

Edmond Police are ticketing drivers whose car windows are too darkly tinted.

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Money in the bank still a safe bet

Putting money in a bank is still a safe bet despite all the turmoil in the financial industry, industry analysts say.

Money in the bank still a safe bet

Putting money in a bank is still a safe bet despite all the turmoil in the financial industry, industry analysts say.

Oklahoma CEOs urge approval of bailout plan

Oklahoma's top executives called on the state's Congressional delegation to "act responsibly and decisively" to protect the nation's economy.

Oklahoma CEOs urge approval of bailout plan

Oklahoma's top executives called on the state's Congressional delegation to "act responsibly and decisively" to protect the nation's economy.

Race for the Cure this weekend

In just a few days thousands will descend upon the Bricktown Ballpark for a good cause.

Race for the Cure this weekend

In just a few days thousands will descend upon the Bricktown Ballpark for a good cause.

Monarch butterfly capital set for festival

Cole's Monarch Migration Festival is set for Saturday, October 4. No matter how many travelers show up, the town still vows to party.

Monarch butterfly capital set for festival

Cole's Monarch Migration Festival is set for Saturday, October 4. No matter how many travelers show up, the town still vows to party.

Bank letters warn of danger of ID theft

More than 12 million people received a letter telling them their credit history could be at risk. Some thought it was a scam, but Oklahomans should heed the warning, bankers said.

Bank letters warn of danger of ID theft

More than 12 million people received a letter telling them their credit history could be at risk. Some thought it was a scam, but Oklahomans should heed the warning, bankers said.

Police try to identify burglary suspects

The Oklahoma City Police Burglary Unit needs help identifying three men involved in an attempted burglary.

Police try to identify burglary suspects

The Oklahoma City Police Burglary Unit needs help identifying three men involved in an attempted burglary.

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