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Archive: 8/24/09: Monday

Clunker Payment Backlog Affecting Tulsa Area Businesses

As the clunker checks start to roll in, many dealerships around Tulsa are still waiting. The payment backlog is having a ripple effect on other businesses.

Final Hours For Cash For Clunkers Program

Stimulus Dollars to Help Medical Facilities Go Paperless

Billions of your stimulus dollars are going to start rolling to physicians around the country to boost technology.

Former CASA Board Chairman Speaks Out About Director Accused of Embezzling $500,000

The former CASA board chairman is speaking out after the director who used to be in charge of the organization was indicted on 152 counts of embezzlement and conspiracy.

Former CASA Director, Husband Indicted on 152 Counts

Edmond Teenagers Hospitalized After Ingesting Hallucinogenic Plant

Edmond police are warning parents of the dangers of plant growing wild in Oklahoma and popular for landscaping.

State Superintendent Sandy Garrett Won't Seek Another Term

Sandy Garrett says she will not seek another term as state superintendent of public instruction.

Just Between Friends Hosts Blow-Out Consignment Sale

The tough economy is making second hand sales more popular than ever. Metro families are seeking deals at a weeklong consignment sale at the state fairgrounds.

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White House Institutes Interrogation Unit for Terrorism Suspects

The Obama administration is moving in a new direction when it comes to interrogating terrorism suspects.

White House Institutes Interrogation Unit for Terrorism Suspects

The Obama administration is moving in a new direction when it comes to interrogating terrorism suspects.

NCAA Takes 2nd look at OU Linebacker Mike Balogun's Case

Oklahoma linebacker Mike Balogun will try to settle his eligibility issues out of court.

NCAA Takes 2nd look at OU Linebacker Mike Balogun's Case

Oklahoma linebacker Mike Balogun will try to settle his eligibility issues out of court.

Salvation Army Provides Clothing for Students

Many kids will have new undergarments this school year thanks to the Salvation Army.

Salvation Army Provides Clothing for Students

Many kids will have new undergarments this school year thanks to the Salvation Army.

Just Between Friends Consignment Sale Breaks Records

The tough economy has a local consignment sale breaking records. The Just Between Friends sale opened today at the Cox Pavilion building at the state fairgrounds. Founders say this year's sale is the biggest in history with more than 12-hundred consignors.

Just Between Friends Consignment Sale Breaks Records

The tough economy has a local consignment sale breaking records. The Just Between Friends sale opened today at the Cox Pavilion building at the state fairgrounds. Founders say this year's sale is the biggest in history with more than 12-hundred consignors.

What Do College Savings and College Football Have in Common?

It doesn't matter the age, Oklahomans are passionate about their football. And if you are an OU, OSU or TU fan you have a chance to be a VIP at your favorite team's game.

What Do College Savings and College Football Have in Common?

It doesn't matter the age, Oklahomans are passionate about their football. And if you are an OU, OSU or TU fan you have a chance to be a VIP at your favorite team's game.

Get Your Child's Car Seat Checked

Every day, car seats save children from injury or death in car crashes. But now new research finds too much time in the seat could be dangerous.

Get Your Child's Car Seat Checked

Every day, car seats save children from injury or death in car crashes. But now new research finds too much time in the seat could be dangerous.

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Lawmakers Hosted 2 Town Halls in the Metro Today

Metro residents got the chance to voice their concerns to their lawmakers today at two town hall meetings.

Lawmakers Hosted 2 Town Halls in the Metro Today

Metro residents got the chance to voice their concerns to their lawmakers today at two town hall meetings.

Ardmore Police Chief To Retire After No-Confidence Vote

Ardmore Police Chief David Leonardo has announced his retirement after a vote of no-confidence from his force.

Ardmore Police Chief To Retire After No-Confidence Vote

Ardmore Police Chief David Leonardo has announced his retirement after a vote of no-confidence from his force.

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