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Judge Denies Bond For OKC Officer Accused Of Domestic Assault
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An Oklahoma City police officer was in court on Friday for his bond hearing. The judge denied bond for Officer Luis A. Maldonado.
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An Oklahoma City police officer was in court on Friday for his bond hearing. The judge denied bond for Officer Luis A. Maldonado.
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‘There Is Still Work To Do’: White House Advisor Urges Continued Commitment To Safety Amid Omicron Variant
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Oklahoma’s and the nation’s average daily count of new COVID-19 cases has begun to come down slightly from an Omicron variant-fueled spike, but health and medical experts warn this is not the time to let our collective guard down.
‘There Is Still Work To Do’: White House Advisor Urges Continued Commitment To Safety Amid Omicron Variant
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Oklahoma’s and the nation’s average daily count of new COVID-19 cases has begun to come down slightly from an Omicron variant-fueled spike, but health and medical experts warn this is not the time to let our collective guard down.
State Board Of Education’s Meeting Includes Discussion On State House Bill 1775
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State counsel presented a report on House Bill 1775-related complaints and updates on a metro school district we have followed closely during Thursday’s State Board of Education meeting.
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State counsel presented a report on House Bill 1775-related complaints and updates on a metro school district we have followed closely during Thursday’s State Board of Education meeting.
22 Families Without Homes After Apartment Complex Fire
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Several families are out of their homes tonight after a fire at an apartment near 51st and Memorial. Investigators arrested Shawn Carnahan for Arson.
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Several families are out of their homes tonight after a fire at an apartment near 51st and Memorial. Investigators arrested Shawn Carnahan for Arson.
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The Tulsa SPCA is closing its low-cost clinic on January 27 and 28 due to staff shortages.
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State counsel presented a report on House Bill 1775-related complaints and updates on a metro school district we have followed closely during Thursday’s State Board of Education meeting.
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Several families are out of their homes tonight after a fire at an apartment near 51st and Memorial. Investigators arrested Shawn Carnahan for Arson.
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The Tulsa SPCA is closing its low-cost clinic on January 27 and 28 due to staff shortages.
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A few people were outside of the Oklahoma state penitentiary to protest the death penalty and Grant’s execution. There was a small group of priests from Oklahoma holding a prayer vigil for Donald Grant, the murder victims, and the people who work at the Department of Corrections.
Catoosa Will Vote On Bond To Build New Police & Fire Station
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If approved by voters, the $20.5 million General Obligation bond would help build a new Police and Fire Station for the City of Catoosa.
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