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Termination Hearing Scheduled For Enid Schools Police Chief
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A December termination hearing is set for the Enid Schools police chief. The school board recently rejected a settlement agreement to reinstate Mike Dods.
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McAlester Elementary School Earns National 'Blue Ribbon' Award
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Edmond Doyle Elementary School in McAlester this week was recognized nationally as a Blue Ribbon School. It is one of six schools in Oklahoma to receive the title this year.
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Edmond Doyle Elementary School in McAlester this week was recognized nationally as a Blue Ribbon School. It is one of six schools in Oklahoma to receive the title this year.
Oklahoma Surpasses 10,000 Deaths From COVID-19
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The number of Oklahomans confirmed to have died from COVID-19 has now passed 10,000.
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3 Years After Her 21-Year-Old Son Was Killed, Tulsa Mother Still Asking For Answers
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The mother of a young man murdered nearly three years ago said she can't move forward since there's never been an arrest in the case.
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A Muskogee man now faces up to six months in federal prison after pleading guilty Thursday to a misdemeanor charge for illegally entering the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
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A Muskogee man now faces up to six months in federal prison after pleading guilty Thursday to a misdemeanor charge for illegally entering the U.S. Capitol on January 6.
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A Tulsa Public Schools board member has recovered enough from COVID-19 to again attend board meetings, but Dr. Jerry Griffin believes his recovery has a long way to go.
OU Responds To Criticism Over Open Records Request Delays
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