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OKC City Council Approves Major Retail, Residential Development Near Penn Square Mall

Karl Torp City council has approved a massive restaurant and retail center right next to Penn Square Mall in Oklahoma City. The 20-acre OAK development will sit at the southwest corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Northwest Expressway. The project includes a hotel, a

Women Wear Hoodies At Mall To Make Point About Racial Profiling

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In a viral social media post, a group of white women challenged a Tennessee mall's unwritten policy banning hoodies and accused the facility of racial profiling.

Man Sexually Assaults Woman At Penn Square Mall

News 9 Police want to find a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a busy mall parking lot. Police say he committed the crime in broad daylight at Penn Square Mall.

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Chandler teen burn survivor heads home after months of recovery

New set of testing for 'woke' educators relocating to Oklahoma

Stephanie Maniche Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters says teachers coming from "woke" states will have to complete a new assessment before they can teach in the state.

New set of testing for 'woke' educators relocating to Oklahoma

Stephanie Maniche Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters says teachers coming from "woke" states will have to complete a new assessment before they can teach in the state.

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"Hope Wins": Memorial Museum unveil viral Thunder Parade moment display

Victor Pozadas OKC Thunder's championship parade photo immortalized at the Oklahoma City National Memorial Museum—explore the new exhibit's significance.

Chandler teen burn survivor heads home after months of recovery

New set of testing for 'woke' educators relocating to Oklahoma

Stephanie Maniche Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters says teachers coming from "woke" states will have to complete a new assessment before they can teach in the state.

Investigation Launches into Romanian National Suspects Behind OKC EBT Skimming

Jennifer Pierce An alert metro store manager helped Oklahoma City police identify suspects accused of skimming EBT cards. Police said the two suspects are Romanian nationals and possibly part of a transnational crime ring.

OU unveils new tailgating tradition: "The oval is open"

Tevis Hillis University of Oklahoma introduces free public tailgating at North Oval, live music, food trucks, kids' activities, and more.

Oklahoma City Zoo Honors 'I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas' with Statue

Mike Glover The Oklahoma City zoo creates a bronze statue for child star Gayla Peevey known for the iconic 1953 Christmas song "I want a hippopotamus for Christmas"

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