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Corrections spokesman Jerry Massie says Jones made the announcement to members of his executive staff late Monday afternoon.

Father's Day 2013 got off to a shaky start as three earthquakes shook up parts of central Oklahoma, Sunday morning.

Father's Day 2013 got off to a shaky start as three earthquakes shook up parts of central Oklahoma, Sunday morning.

Around 3 a.m. Thursday, Choctaw Police said someone tried to break into the Country Boy Pharmacy near S.E. 29th Street and Choctaw Road.

Phase two of the Maywood Apartments, as shown in this rendering, are set to be built this summer.

Mayor Dewey Bartlett and former Mayor Kathy Taylor are virtually even going into Tuesday's city election, with former city councilor Bill Christiansen hanging a not-too-distant third, according to an Oklahoma Poll conducted June 1-5.

A Harrah woman accused of starving one horse to death and nearly starving a second one will face trial on felony animal cruelty charges, a judge ruled Wednesday.

David Cornwell will learn his fate Tuesday, and the Norman North four-star quarterback said he feels good things will turn out in his favor.

The remnants of a violent storm that claimed 13 lives in Oklahoma and sent punishing winds and torrential downpours to northern New England and a tornado to South Carolina moved out to sea with a whimper Monday.

Damaging winds flattened trees and utility poles and knocked out power in parts of northern New England on Sunday, flights were delayed in New York City and a tornado touched down in South Carolina as the East Coast weathered the remnants of violent storms that claimed 13 lives in Oklahoma.

A man charged for his role in the slaying of a former Denison High School football player is to serve a 22 years of a 25-year prison sentence.

The massive tornado that tore through Oklahoma City, OK last Monday killed at least 24 people - nine of whom were children - and left hundreds more injured and homeless.

When Dan Berney, president and co-owner of VI Marketing and Branding, set a goal two years ago to double his business, he was thinking about revenues, not staff.

Having lived most of her life in this Oklahoma City suburb, Barbara Bryen never feared twisters.