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Southwestern Oklahoma farmers interested in an alternate crop for winter wheat are invited to attend one or all winter canola field meetngs Thursday, Oct.

OKLAHOMA CITY While the chairman of the state's Democratic Party said moving party headquarters from its present location on Lincoln Boulevard will save money and make the party more visible, not every Democrat is happy about the idea.

Western Oklahoma will get a break from the triple-digit heat as a storm system moves across the state over the next few days.

Oklahoma will continue to bake in triple-digit heat for at least one more day. According to the National Weather Service, high pressure that has kept conditions very hot and dry over the southern Plains will break down, allowing cold front to enter the region.

Mechell Dixon, weekend anchor at KFDX TV3, interviews Lloyd Smith after he won the 2010 Chevy Camaro in the Red River Chevy Dealers' 'Camaro Giveaway." Representing the Red River Chevy Dealers were Steven Burns, representing General Motors, Robert Forrester, owner of Four Stars Auto Ranch, Ryan Decker, new car director of Herb Easley Motors, and ...

Harvey Johnston Special to the Reporter-News Originally published 11:21 p.m., July 4, 2009 Updated 11:27 p.m., July 4, 2009 Zach Woods was busy Saturday.

Former Garfield County District Judge Richard Pickens, 79, died Sunday after a brief illness.

Agriculture officials in southwest Oklahoma say a winter drought, heavy spring rains and a late freeze have combined for a dismal picture for this year's wheat harvest.

More rain and more flooding are forecast for Oklahoma today as thunderstorms spread across the state again, and more is in store throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

A Walters man has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his father and wounding of his brother.

Authorities say severe weather left damage in parts of Oklahoma today and led to the traffic-related death near Walters.

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A woman being held in an Oklahoma jail in lieu of a $1 million bond admits fatally shooting her elderly husband, a former Grady County resident.

Funeral services at the Randlett Baptist Church in Randlett, Okla., Monday, April 20, at 2 p.m., Rev.

WALTERS a ' A woman was arrested after she admitted killing her husband following an argument Monday afternoon, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation reported.

Jimmy Kinder, Walters, Okla., wheat farmer, tried a 25-acre field of no-till in 1994.