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Responders fought heat, exhaustion, emotions
Loaded down with ice chests and bottled water, a second, then a third, wave of emergency crews raced to the accident scene, where first-responders were giving out from heat and exhaustion.
Young Victim Of Ottawa Co. Wreck Improving
A Missouri hospital spokeswoman says the condition of a 12-year-old girl injured in an Ottawa County highway crash Friday that killed 10 people has been upgraded.
Jackson memorials...The investigation...Accident probe...
Jackson memorials...The investigation...Accident probe LOS ANGELES The Rev. Al Sharpton says Michael Jackson's family is considering a series of simultaneous global celebrations as they decide how to commemorate the singer's life.
Negligent homicide charges considered in pileup
A Willard man driving a tractor trailer that crashed into several vehicles and killed 10 people could be charged with multiple counts of negligent homicide if he is found to be responsible for the crash, Oklahoma prosecutors say.
10th person dies from crash injuries
A horrific chain-reaction accident on Interstate 44 in far northeast Oklahoma has claimed a 10th victim.
Driver in 10-death Okla. wreck had clean record
Truck driver Donald Creed had a clean record when the state of Missouri renewed his commercial driver's license in April.
Charges In Turnpike Crash May Be Weeks Away
The Ottawa County District Attorney's Office says it may be three weeks before any charges are filed in connection with a turnpike crash that killed ten people.
9 killed, including 3 Texans, in Oklahoma pileup
A North Texas family is going through a horrific loss. Three people from the same family were killed in a massive wreck in Oklahoma and a fourth clings to life.
An Ottawa County boy was revived Wednesday after being feared drowned at a campground.
Motorcycle bombs kill 20 in Baghdad
BAGHDAD - Motorcycle bombs killed at least 20 people in separate attacks in Baghdad yesterday, at least 19 of them in a crowded bazaar, part of an apparent trend toward increased use of motorcycles to thwart stepped-up security measures.
9 killed in Okla. turnpike traffic wreck
Two survivors of an Oklahoma traffic wreck that killed nine people when a tractor-trailer slammed into stopped cars were in critical condition Saturday.Police said they will give prosecutors the results of their investigation to decide whether to bring any charges after the chain-reaction crash on the turnpike that saw some victims pinned in the ...
MIAMI, Okla. (AP) -- State police confirm death ...
State police confirm death toll in NE Oklahoma turnpike accidents rises to nine.
At least 14 dead in highway accidents
Associated Press - June 27, 2009 12:33 AM ET MIAMI, Okla. - At least 14 people are dead in two separate highway wrecks.
MIAMI, Okla. - Four multi-car wrecks on the Will Rogers Turnpike near Miami on Friday afternoon have shut down the eastbound lane of Interstate 44 and claimed the lives of five people, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol confirmed.
Ottawa County boy dies after being revived
A 7-year-old Ottawa County boy who had been revived by rescue crews after almost drowning has died.
NEO hopes to lure vice presidenta s wife with dream catchers
Jill Biden is the stuff of dreams. The wife of Vice President Joe Biden will soon receive about 100 dream catchers, with the idea being to lure her to speak at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College in Miami.
Near Drowning At Oklahoma Campground
An Ottawa County boy was revived Wednesday after nearly drowning at a campground.
Brothers in custody, await charges after spree
MIAMI, Okla. - Mona Lester had just halted for a stop sign when she saw the silver Dodge Charger enter the intersection from the east.
Miami rate study could be given green light
MIAMI, Okla. - In a joint meeting with Utility Board members, the Miami City Council on Monday discussed a proposed utility-rate study that would cost the city about $59,000. The proposed study is expected to be considered at the July 6 council meeting.
Helping Iranians Skirt Web Crackdown
Shiyu Zhou demonstrated in China's Tiananmen Square 20 years ago. Now he's a computer scientist in the U.S. working to keep the Internet open for Iranians during the protests and government-imposed Web and media crackdown there.