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Oklahoma Joins Lawsuit Against Voter Registration Executive Order. Oklahoma has joined eight other states in suing the Biden Administration over its voter registration efforts. Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond is one of eight attorneys general listed in a federal lawsuit filed in Wichita, Kansas last week. The lawsuit stems from...
Local Economist Breaks Down Lowering Inflation Rate, Possible Interest Rate Cut
The U.S. Labor Department released a report showing inflation at its lowest rate in over three years, yet people are still feeling the strain of high prices. Economists say the downward trend signals that some good changes are ahead. “It’s positive in that it’s coming down. You know, we don’t want inflation at eight or 9 or 10%. I mean that’s absurd,” Steve Agee, a professor of economics at Oklahoma City University, said.
Oklahoma Weather Alert: Isolated Storms Early in Tulsa, Highs Near 100°F by Saturday
Tulsa, OK – Residents of Tulsa can expect a dynamic weather pattern over the coming days, with early morning isolated storms followed by a significant rise in temperatures. According to the National Weather Service in Tulsa, there’s a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms early this morning, particularly across eastern Oklahoma, with these conditions expected to persist through midday. Locally heavy rain may accompany any storms, posing a minor risk of flash flooding in some areas.
Yukon writer lands story in national book
It all happened at her church one Sunday. The Sabbath was set aside to welcome people to come back to church. Yukon writer Wendy Klopfenstein was there as a volunteer several years ago at OKC Faith Church. She was supposed to be a greeter on the come-back-to-church day that Sunday.
NPD increases security after NPS reports 2 possible threats at Irving Middle, Norman High
This story was updated at 8:13 a.m. on August 31, 2024 to reflect more information regarding the potential threat that occurred on a bus ride from Irving Middle School. Norman Public Schools reported two potential threats at Irving Middle School and Norman High School on Monday, prompting the Norman Police Department to increase security at Norman High.
From the KOCO Archives: 38 years since Edmond post office massacre left 14 dead, 6 injured
EDMOND, Okla. — Thirty-eight years ago today marked a dark day in Oklahoma's history. >> Watch KOCO 5 News' coverage of the event on that day in the video player above. On Aug. 20, 1986, 14 people were killed and six others were injured when a gunman walked inside an Edmond post office, locked the doors and started shooting.
1 Killed & 1 Injured In NE OKC Shooting, 2 Suspects In Custody
Two people are in custody accused of a shooting that left one teenager dead and another injured in a northeast Oklahoma City shooting on Tuesday afternoon, according to Oklahoma City Police. Police confirmed that two teenagers were walking down the street near Northeast 23rd Street and Lottie Avenue when shots...
SEPTEMBER HAPPENINGS AT THE OKC ZOO
TICKETS ON SALE FOR 41st ANNUAL HAUNT THE ZOO PRESENTED BY NEWS 9. Gather your ninjas, superheroes, Blueys, and more, because the Oklahoma City Zoo’s 41st annual Haunt the Zoo is on the way! Oklahoma’s largest and longest-running Halloween tradition, Haunt the Zoo, presented by Oklahoma’s Own News 9, returns in October and tickets are on sale now! Haunt the Zoo is a fun, festive, and safe trick-or-treating experience surrounded by the Zoo’s wondrous wildlife. Trick-or-treaters can pose in themed photo booths with elaborate decorations and props along the Haunt the Zoo trail as they collect treats from friendly volunteers. Show off your festive best and wear your Halloween costume to Haunt the Zoo. Adults are encouraged to dress up, too, but nothing scary. No fake weapons or full-face masks are allowed. Haunt the Zoo occurs Saturdays and Sundays, October 5 through 27 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. General Zoo admission or ZOOfriends memberships plus, official Haunt the Zoo treat bags are required to trick-or-treat and must be purchased in advance. Official trick-or-treat bags are $8/bag ($7/bag for ZOOfriends members). To purchase ticket and learn more, visit www.okczoo.org/HTZ.
Edmond History Museum Shows Radio Exhibit On The Porch
The Edmond History Museum is offering back-to-school fun for children and families. On the Arca Continental Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch, Jordan Ryan shows us how your child can learn about the arts and humanities in one place. In their “On The Air In Edmond” exhibit, families can learn about the...
Paul Finebaum Names College Football Powerhouse Teetering On Playoff Contention
The Oklahoma Sooners are just over a week away from the start of a new era for their program. The Sooners are no longer members of the Big 12 conference, which they dominated by winning 14 conference championships since its founding in 1996. Oklahoma now enters a conference that the Alabama Crimson ...
Bixby Police To Crack Down On School Zone Violations
It's the first day of school for Bixby, and police are warning drivers to slow down around students. Officers say there will be no tolerance for breaking traffic laws in school zones this year. Police say they always take traffic laws seriously around schools, and they aren't taking any excuses...
Man Sentenced To 7 Years Probation For Running Chop Shop In Tulsa
A man accused of running a chop shop in Tulsa has now been convicted and sentenced to seven years probation. Police say they recovered 140 catalytic converters from Daniel Louis' home and businesses two years ago. Louis originally faced 22 charges, but were dismissed as part of the plea deal.
Oklahoma Midstream Firm to Move Headquarters to Downtown Tulsa
(P&GJ) — Superior Midstream has announced that it will relocate its corporate offices to downtown Tulsa, with the move scheduled for January 2025. "We are excited to begin this new chapter in downtown Tulsa," said Bill Ward, President and CEO of Superior Midstream. "This move marks the culmination of the strategic transition we initiated in April 2023, when our ownership group, consisting of OPTrust and Partners Group (USA) Inc., acquired the remaining 50% ownership interest from Unit Corporation. Following our ownership transition, we rebranded from Superior Pipeline to Superior Midstream. Becoming part of the downtown community alongside our peer midstream companies underscores our commitment to contributing to the vibrant energy development taking place in Tulsa."
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