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Mall bans unsupervised teens after fights, vandalism

March 24, 2023

Mall bans unsupervised teens after fights, vandalism

General Manager of Bartlesville Mall Michelle Harris and owner of Ashlynn's Boutique Ashlynn Richey on the new policy put in place and how this has impacted business

Oklahoma man solicited sex with toddler after meeting mom: police

March 22, 2023

Oklahoma man solicited sex with toddler after meeting mom: police

Michael Jon Overby, 37, is facing charges after he allegedly solicited sex with a 2-year-old girl. He is being held on $200,000 bail in the Oklahoma County Detention Center.

Oklahoma Supreme Court greenlights life-of-mother exception to abortion law

March 21, 2023

Oklahoma Supreme Court greenlights life-of-mother exception to abortion law

The Oklahoma Supreme Court narrowly ruled Tuesday that exceptions to the Sooner State's strict abortion law may be made in cases that threaten the mother's life.

At Oklahoma's Fort Sill, Ukrainian soldiers prepare to finish Patriot missile training

March 21, 2023

At Oklahoma's Fort Sill, Ukrainian soldiers prepare to finish Patriot missile training

65 Ukrainian soldiers are nearing the end of their Patriot missile defense training at Oklahoma's Fort Sill, where they have been stationed since January.

West facing heavy rain, snow before severe weather heads east

March 20, 2023

West facing heavy rain, snow before severe weather heads east

The western U.S. and California are forecast to be slammed with more rain and snow this week before parts of the South and Southeast face severe weather.

Oklahoma police captain arrested for DUI, repeatedly begs officer to 'turn your camera off'

March 17, 2023

Oklahoma police captain arrested for DUI, repeatedly begs officer to 'turn your camera off'

A captain for the Oklahoma City Police Department was filmed begging for an officer to turn off their bodycam footage after he was pulled over for suspected drink-driving

EPA orders states to stop blocking East Palestine waste from storage sites

March 17, 2023

EPA orders states to stop blocking East Palestine waste from storage sites

The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday ordered states to stop rejecting contaminated waste from the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment being sent to their storage facilities.

Oklahoma City Chief Police arrested for DUI, asks officer to turn off body camera

March 17, 2023

Oklahoma City Chief Police arrested for DUI, asks officer to turn off body camera

A police captain for the Oklahoma City Police Department was filmed repeatedly asking a sergeant turn off his body camera after being pulled over for a DUI.

Oklahoma man gets early release, commits triple homicide, cuts woman's heart out

March 16, 2023

Oklahoma man gets early release, commits triple homicide, cuts woman's heart out

Lawrence Paul Anderson had been serving a 20 year drug-related sentence, but was recommended for early release by the OK Pardon and Parole Board

Lankford, Sinema raise concerns about security of border entry ports preparedness after migrant rush

March 16, 2023

Lankford, Sinema raise concerns about security of border entry ports preparedness after migrant rush

Senators James Lankford and Kyrsten Sinema sent a letter to GSA administrator Carnahan regarding their concerns about southern border entry ports' preparedness.