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Unattended hot cars are deadly for children and pets yearly
DENISON, Texas (KXII) - Whether it be due to a forgetful nature or belief that your errands will “only take a second” leaving a child or pet in a hot or cold car unattended is dangerous. According to PETA, there have been 69 hot car animal-related deaths in...
Ammunition vending machines arrive in Oklahoma grocery stores
Some Oklahoma grocery stores now have the controversial ammunition vending machines, according to a PoncaCity Now report. The city of Wetumka's attorney said a deal between the Super C Mart and the vending machine maker, American Rounds, was completed between private parties. American Rounds ammunition vending machines are expanding across the south and Midwest, and being met with some criticism from those who favor more regulations around firearms. But others see no issue.
National Democratic group focusing on two Oklahoma legislative races this fall
A national organization, charged with electing Democratic lawmakers to state legislatures, announced it was spotlighting two Oklahoma races this year. The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee said it was targeting Erin Brewer in Senate District 47 and Chaunté Gilmore in House District 100. "These strong Democratic candidates provide opportunities to flip competitive seats and combat the GOP majorities in the House and Senate," the organization said in a media statement.
US plans $400 million investment in Sherman tech development
SHERMAN, Texas (KTEN) — A proposed $400 million federal investment announced Wednesday is expected to bolster Grayson County's role in the burgeoning Silicon Prairie while adding hundreds of new jobs. GlobalWafers America said its non-binding agreement with the Department of Commerce will provide the funds under the CHIPS and...
Ardmore teacher remains under investigation over social post
ARDMORE, Okla. (KTEN) — Ardmore City Schools administrators are still investigating a social media post allegedly made by a district employee as some elected state officials weigh in on the matter. That post, according to a school district statement, made a statement appearing to condone violence against a political...
The Davis Chamber of Commerce Introduces New Opportunities for Members Chamber Social Thursday July 25
ARE YOU READY for a good time? Join the Davis Chamber of Commerce July 25 at Washita River Floats to float the Washita River. This is an opportunity to relax and network with local business owners. Last month, members enjoyed a trivia night at RiverBottom Bar (pictured above.) The Davis...
Search for missing 12-year-old girl expands to multiple states, including Texas
TEXAS, USA — The search for a missing girl now involves Texas and several other states. According to the Hall County Sheriff's Office in Georgia, 12-year-old Maria Gomez-Perez was last seen May 30 in her driveway, wearing a bright blue shirt. The sheriff's office, FBI, Department of Homeland Security...
Marietta secures grant to repair inoperable tornado sirens
MARIETTA, Okla. (KXII) - Marietta city administrator Scott Chaney says a $50,000 emergency grant with the Southern Oklahoma Development Association has been approved to repair Marietta’s tornado sirens. “Right now I just sent in the paperwork to OmniWarn out of Yukon, Oklahoma who is going to be taking care...
Remembering Bill Miller: Former Sherman coach passes away
SETH, W.Va. (WCHS) — Bill Miller was a man of many seasons. Most of all, Miller was a man of tremendous class. He guided football and baseball teams at Sherman with a very quiet dignity and enjoyed his ride with the Tide. Sadly, this class act for so long...
Owasso teacher wins presidential award for environmental education efforts
OWASSO, OKLA (KTUL) — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Region 6 has chosen Shannon Chatwin from Owasso High School as the Presidential Innovation Award for Environmental Educators (PIAEE) recipient. Mrs. Chatwin has taught Advanced Placement environmental science for over a decade and has implemented exciting projects and field trips.
Claremore residents shocked after utility bills are double the price from month before
CLAREMORE, Okla. — Some Claremore residents were shocked when their utility bill was double last month's, especially after the tornado left many without power for almost a week.
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