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Oklahoma couple sentenced in large-scale phone software scheme ordered to forfeit millions
Three people, including an Oklahoma couple, have been sentenced in a case involving more than $88 million in pirated business telephone software licenses. In Oklahoma City federal court, Raymond Bradley Pearce, 48, of Tuttle, was sentenced this month to four years in federal prison and ordered to forfeit $4 million. ...
21-year-old female racecar driver makes history and breaks barriers in several ways
Something Oklahomans might not know is that Enid has a vibrant racing history, with its speedway being around since before the 1950s. For decades, drivers have gone to the Enid Speedway to test their skills and bring home the victory. But now, a 21-year-old woman is making history. "When the...
Blue Envelopes can aid autistic drivers
Medford police are participating in the Blue Envelope program to assist people with autism spectrum disorder when they encounter officers during traffic stops. Autistic drivers can place a copy of their driver’s license, vehicle registration, current insurance card and list of emergency contacts in their Blue Envelope. That process helps them minimize verbal contact with an officer at a time that might be overwhelming due to the sight of a police uniform, simple on-scene questioning or other confusing activity.
Person shot, another hit by car after gunfire at southwest Oklahoma City house party, police say
OKLAHOMA CITY — Police say a person was shot and another was hit by a car after gunfire rang out late Saturday night at a southwest Oklahoma City house party. Get the latest news stories of interest by clicking here. The shooting happened shortly before midnight at a home...
Who are Oklahoma high school football's underrated senior players for 2024 season?
The 2024 high school football season is quickly approaching, and The Oklahoman has unveiled its Super 30 series. The Super 30 list features the top senior recruits in Oklahoma. But the state is also full of under-the-radar prospects who could make some serious noise this season. Meet Oklahoma’s rising star seniors just outside the...
NCAA Wrestling Landscape Shift: Keith Gavin’s Take on $2.78B Settlement Impact
Pitt wrestling coach Keith Gavin anticipates minimal changes in NCAA wrestling despite a $2.78 billion antitrust settlement. The agreement will impact athlete compensation and scholarship distribution, with the 2025-26 season introducing a cap of 30 roster spots and potentially full scholarships for wrestling programs. Division I wrestling currently allows up...
Oklahoma expects new sideline technology can create 'real competitive advantage' this season
DALLAS — Jackson Arnold's first season as Oklahoma's starting quarterback is sure to have its challenges, but it will also feature a supplemental tool that should make life easier for the sophomore signal-caller. The NCAA this season is introducing two key innovations to gamedays that will help modernize the...
From Bill Paxton's pinball machine to movie debris, the 'Twister' museum is still spinning
In a tiny Grant County town just a few miles from the Kansas border, a white water tower familiar to film fans worldwide rises above a short row of neat, primarily red-brick buildings. Wakita's Main Street is mostly quiet on a sweltering summer Saturday afternoon, until you come to the corner landmark at...
Oklahoma coach Brent Venables on Josh Heupel: ‘He’s always been a winner’
Josh Heupel and Brent Venables won a national championship together at Oklahoma in 2000. Now they'll face off as opposing SEC coaches. The post Oklahoma coach Brent Venables on Josh Heupel: ‘He’s always been a winner’ appeared first on On3.
Why Oklahoma State football QB Alan Bowman's mustache is more than fun facial hair choice
STILLWATER — During a family trip to San Diego just after Christmas in 2017, Alan Bowman sat in Qualcomm Stadium watching Michigan State defeat Washington State in the Holiday Bowl. Bowman saw Washington State quarterback Tyler Hilinski make his first career start, in which he completed 39 of 50 passes for 272 yards...
'Dress for success': Nonprofit gives away free suits to help job seekers in need
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. (KOKH) — They say to dress for success—and that a good suit can go a long way in making a strong first impression. The Oklahoma City-based nonprofit Custom Suits and Life Skills held a free suit giveaway on Saturday to help those in need get outfitted with professional attire.
Historic downtown Oklahoma City building purchased, will be turned into housing
More upscale housing is headed for downtown Oklahoma City with Gardner Tanenbaum's purchase of Robinson Renaissance, vintage twin office towers at 119 N Robinson Ave., from the Commissioners of the Land Office state agency. Gardner Tanenbaum paid $10.25 million at auction for the 12-story, 174,140-square-foot, U-shaped office building, built in 1927. The Land...
City Of Edmond Warns About Toxic Algae Found Near Lake Arcadia
The city of Edmond is warning residents about a type of algae near the face of the dam at Lake Arcadia. "It's different from your normal lake algae," said Bill Belgey, Marketing and PR Manager for the City of Edmond. " Normal algae is grass-based, it's more green, more solid. This is like a film on top of the water."
Two arrested for meth trafficking in Johnston County
TISHOMINGO, Okla. (KXII) - Two people have been arrested in Johnston County, accused of trafficking meth. The Johnston County Sheriff said someone called his office last week, apparently concerned about an argument with a gun. Deputies said both Larry Benton and Amanda Cornelison appeared to be high on meth when...
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