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Posted: Updated: OKLAHOMA CITY ( KFOR ) — From Olympic trials to a memorial marathon, it is going to be a busy next couple of days in Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics agents responded to the fire this morning in Logan County. Turns out the marijuana business did not have an OBN registration or documents showing the business met fire …
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — A murder and several robberies at marijuana grows in Okfuskee County and Stephens County has now resulted in the arrest of 10 people.
Posted: Updated: SULPHUR, Okla. (KFOR) — Clean up is underway in Sulphur after taking a direct hit from tornadoes over the weekend.
Cyndi Naone says she had no idea the destruction the storm left behind until her neighbors knocked on her door.
Mason Witt has been nothing short of resilient after his family was told he would wake up one day and no longer be able to walk.
It has been nearly three months since police found 37-year-old Fred Gordon dead on the sidewalk in Northwest Oklahoma City.
However, the cost of a phone call to someone in jail in Oklahoma isn't cheap, causing some families to make tough decisions.
“Oklahoma has been suffering from this exploitation by mandated insulin manufacturers in connection with PBM's, and nothing's been advanced,” Drummond said. “We need to address that.”
Former council members spoke out saying her termination had nothing to do with the work she has done with the city.
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