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The number of calls received and patients transported by the Emergency Medical Services Authority in Oklahoma City has risen significantly over the past several years, authorities said Thursday.
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New U.S. attorney sworn into office Sanford C. Coats, a federal prosecutor since 2004, was sworn into office Wednesday afternoon as the U.S. attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma.
Police Worried About Slick Streets & Drunk Drivers
Police warned that slick roads and drunken drivers could create a dangerous combination for New Year's Eve.
Drugs, knives, hair found in police search
Drugs, knives and eight cell phones were retrieved by Edmond Police during a search of the "Bicycle Bob" suspects' Edmond apartment, according to a document obtained by The Edmond Sun.
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Suspect charged in Midwest City slaying
A Midwest City man has been charged with two counts of murder in the death of his pregnant girlfriend.
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Sequoyah County Commissioners approved the plans for a new bridge on Wilson Rock Road, south of Muldrow, at their regular meeting Monday.
Winter storm enters Oklahoma, roads slick
A winter storm has begun moving into Oklahoma - leaving roads in parts of the state slick and hazardous.
7) State's bills stack up in fight over anti-abortion laws
The costs of defending two controversial abortion measures continue to rise. In August, an Oklahoma County district judge tossed out Senate Bill 1878, which would have required a woman seeking an abortion to have an ultrasound within an hour of the abortion and have the details explained to her.
Checkpoints called success by Oklahoma County sheriff
One man wore a Barney Rubble costume. There was a werewolf in another car. Eddie Munster was stopped at the same checkpoint.
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Winter storm to pound Oklahoma, region
A powerful winter storm may bring freezing precipitation and snow to parts of Oklahoma on Thursday.
Teacher Accused of Stalking, Enticing Student Released from Prison
A substitute teacher accused of trying to lure a student away from home with text messages and phone calls has been released from prison.
Woman Confesses to Lying about Being Stabbed
A woman who claimed to have been stabbed in Luther has confessed that she made up the story, police said.
Census Bureau to Fill 5,000 Jobs
Thousands of unemployed Oklahomans could start the New Year off right, with a job.
Judge Extends Restraining Order Blocking Okla. Antiabortion Law
Oklahoma County District Judge Daniel Owens on Friday extended a temporary restraining order blocking a state law that would require a woman seeking an abortion to complete a 10-page questionnaire about her age, race, relationship with her partner, reasons for the procedure and other personal information, which would be posted without her name on a ...
Woman Identified in Midwest City Homicide
MIDWEST CITY, Oklahoma Midwest City police have identified the 25-year-old woman killed by her fianc early Monday morning in their apartment.
Hearing Set For Doctor Accused Of Murder
A hearing is set for Thursday for the Nichols Hills doctor accused of killing his son.
Officials say sales tax would be preferable to federal takeover of county jail
Oklahoma County officials say passing a sales tax for upgrades to the county jail is preferable to a possible federal takeover of the jail.
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Equipment Could Help Determine Cause of Oklahoma Quakes
During a typical year, Jones residents will feel one or two earthquakes. This year there have been 25 since March, and all of them have been felt, according to the Oklahoma Geological Survey.
Okla. doctor accused in son's death to get exam
A Nichols Hills doctor accused of fatally stabbing his 9-year-old son has been ordered to undergo a competency evaluation.
Competency exam ordered for Okla. doctor accused of stabbing son to death
A Nichols Hills doctor accused of fatally stabbing his 9-year-old son has been ordered to undergo a competency evaluation.
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