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Sherri Coale To Lead USA At World University Games
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Sooner women's basketball coach Sherri Coale will lead Team USA at the 2013 Women's World University Games this summer in Kazan, Russia.
OU Women Use Late Rally To Down Marist
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OU used a closing 17-5 run to put away the Marist Red Foxes, 68-55 Sunday afternoon.
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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.
"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
Deanne Stein
Hospitalized with burns over 67% of his body, Will Conley spent four months recovering and was finally released to go home Thursday, feeling good, excited, and thankful to those who supported him along the way.
Chandler teen burn survivor heads home after months of recovery
Deanne Stein
Hospitalized with burns over 67% of his body, Will Conley spent four months recovering and was finally released to go home Thursday, feeling good, excited, and thankful to those who supported him along the way.
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
Deanne Stein
Hospitalized with burns over 67% of his body, Will Conley spent four months recovering and was finally released to go home Thursday, feeling good, excited, and thankful to those who supported him along the way.
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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