Canadian County News

DHS contacted the Canadian County Sheriff's office about a possible abuse of a young child, which then prompted an investigation of a man who revealed several more of his victims.

A shocking slip of the tongue on the witness stand Monday from a former lover of a murder trial defendant prompts a Canadian County judge to instruct the jury to disregard the comment.

While talking about a former lover after her husband was shot, murder defendant Becky Bryan said, "Have you ever loved somebody so much you would do that?" BECKY BRYAN / REBECCA BRYAN: Rebecca Bryan stands as jurors leave the courtroom during her murder trial in the Canadian County Courthouse in El Reno , Wednesday May 8, 2013.

Rebecca Bryan takes a break during jury selection Tuesday in the Canadian County Courthouse in El Reno.

Rebecca Bryan takes a break during jury selection Tuesday in the Canadian County Courthouse in El Reno.

In a disturbing case of an El Reno , Okla. home based puppy mill where 33 dogs and puppies were seized when found living in horrible conditions, Pet Angels Rescue announced on Monday that two litters of seven puppies may not survive.

Disturbing new details emerge in the case against a man accused of molesting children and distributing child porn.

Disturbing new details emerge in the case against a man accused of molesting children and distributing child porn.

The wife of a slain Oklahoma City-area fire chief is scheduled to go to trial on a first-degree murder charge.

Dozens of dogs are rescued from a mill in El Reno and their former owner is accused of animal cruelty.

According to the Canadian County Sheriff's office, deputies arrested 28-year-old Roger Preston Kuhn, after an investigator received numerous images of graphic child pornography over the internet from Kuhn.

Murder defendant Rebecca Bryan wipes tears from her face as she talks to her defense attorney, Gary James, in the Canadian County Courthouse in El Reno.

Canadian County Undersheriff Chirs West said, "It seems like here lately three out of the last four marijuana busts that we've made definitely look like they're hydroponics." Authorities said it contains higher levels of THC and therefore is much more expensive than what is normally bought and sold here in Oklahoma.