Lake Thunderbird Dangerously Low, Congress Allows Additional Water Source

While Congress can't agree on how to avert the fiscal cliff, federal lawmakers are making progress on a water problem affecting nearly 200,000 people in central Oklahoma.

Tuesday, January 1st 2013, 11:46 pm

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