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Cigarette makers lose fight with state over payments
Two cigarette manufacturers have lost their fight with the state of Oklahoma over their obligation to pay into escrow accounts.
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Oklahomans Testify On Predator Bill
The authors of Oklahoma's nursing home predator law have testified before a U.S. House subcommittee about the need for the legislation.
Terrill bankruptcy case reviewed
A Moore lawmaker's 2005 bankruptcy petition is being re-examined by an official assigned to the case, after published reports alleged irregularities between the bankruptcy petition and the lawmaker's state ...
Okla. Health Official Going To Iraq
Federal officials say that Oklahoman Terry Cline will be the next health attache and representative at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad.
Merit Protection Commission fires director
The deputy director of the Oklahoma Merit Protection Commission has been fired for alleged "misconduct, inefficiency, conduct unbecoming a state employee and insubordination." Austin Gilley said he received his ...
Oklahoma: Technicians needed for wind power jobs
Oklahoma educators should be creating programs to train people to become turbine technicians as more wind power opportunities come to the state, a Texas energy official says.
Anti-gay Okla. Lawmaker Caught With Gun At Capitol
A state lawmaker who gained national notoriety with an anti-homosexual rant was stopped from entering the state Capitol Wednesday when she was found to have a loaded handgun in her purse, the Oklahoma Highway ...
Man Gets Probation For Posting Fliers At OU
A man who admitted putting up fliers around the University of Oklahoma campus calling for the overthrow of the school has been sentenced to probation.
Boys ranch to stop taking donated horses
A boys ranch in Edmond that's accepted donated horses and sold them will no longer take the animals.
Temperatures Push Past 100 Degrees
Sandra Leeds knew something was wrong when she became dizzy and nauseated and walked into a door as the temperature climbed toward 100 degrees.
Landowners voice concerns over proposed power line
KINGFISHER - Landowners along a proposed 120-mile Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co. power line should join together to oppose the line, a Woodward landowner said at a meeting Tuesday.Candyce Kline of Woodward was one ...
Oklahoma mayors, vice mayors come together for summer retreat
Mayors in the Tri-County area will join other mayors and vice mayors from communities across Oklahoma for the Oklahoma Conference of Mayors Summer Retreat Thursday through Saturday in Weatherford.
Medal mix-up appeared on candidate Web site
A Norman man running for a state House seat said he listed the wrong name for a medal he received during his time in the Oklahoma Air National Guard.
OKC ballet votes against merger
The board of directors of Ballet Oklahoma has rejected a possible merger with Tulsa Ballet and instead voted overwhelmingly in favor of a proposal to reinvent the Oklahoma City-based organization.
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Tribe fights to be heard on water issue
An Oklahoma Indian tribe claims tribal governments are being excluded from the state's effort to develop a 50-year water plan.
Republicans draw top spot on state ballot
During a drawing Monday at the state Capitol, the Republicans were selected to appear first on the ballot.
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911 call released in killings of 2 Okla. girls
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation hopes a 911 call will lead to help in solving the mysterious killings of two girls last month in eastern Oklahoma.
Okla. Police Probe Burned Dog Mystery
Veterinarians throughout eastern Oklahoma are issuing warnings about a rash of brutal attacks against dogs.
On Mustang Range, a Battle on Thinning the Herd
Five mustangs pounded across the high desert recently, their dark manes and tails giving shape to the wind.
Accidents late Friday kill two Oklahomans [13 mins ago]
Two people were killed on wrecks late Friday on state roads, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.