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Tanner Deleon's coverage focuses on local Oklahoma issues, particularly within the realms of legislation, public safety, and economic development. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to family & relationships as well as crime. If you are reaching out to Tanner, consider offering insights or expertise in these areas specifically relating to Oklahoma. This could include analysis or commentary on legislative decisions impacting public safety or economic development projects within the state.
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The new curfew says anyone under the age of 18 will need to be accompanied by someone at least 21 years of age starting after 5 p.m.
A neighborhood with a long list of trouble and crime is getting a $500,000 grant. The goal is to transform the Southwest Oklahoma City community of Will Rogers Courts, which saw multiple murders earlier this year.
In 2023 alone, nearly 1,000 Oklahomans age 60 or older were victims to fraud, losing more than $22 million to scammers.
) — A mother is livid after being told her young daughter can no longer ride the bus to and from school, even though she has done so for the past several years.
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MUSTANG, Okla. ( KFOR ) — When you take your car to the car wash, you expect it to come out looking pristine, but an Oklahoma retiree says his car now has thousands of dollars in damage he isn't sure he can afford to fix.
) — A couple was nearly scammed out of more than $12,000, when they received a call from someone impersonating as a law enforcement official.
Less than two months after Norman’s City Council rejected an agreement from the Turnpike Authority, the topic was back on the agenda Tuesday night.
A Valley Brook resident received a warning for having too tall of grass, so he cut it, but a, month later he received a citation.
According to the affidavit, it was during the early hours of October 25, when Bryan was found sleeping in the back of his car in Custer County in western Oklahoma.
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