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Mixed reviews for Depp's Tonto
The Hollywood image of Tonto once had the Lone Ranger's sidekick wearing a thin headband and lots of dangling fringes.
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Gun Auction Proceeds To Buy Sheriff's Office New Vehicles
More than one hundred people lined up to check out the handguns and rifles being auctioned off in Poteau Saturday .
Time waning for Okla. lawmakers to tackle credits
Despite calls by several Oklahoma legislators to address hundreds of millions of dollars in state tax credits and exemptions for businesses and industries, little has been done as another session approaches its end.
Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity's approach seen in Bible stories
And so my two main worlds - journalist by day, seminarian by night and weekend - so coolly colliding since January, come back apart with the end of the semester and the end of my time of supervised ministry with Central Oklahoma Habitat through Phillips Theological Seminary in Tulsa.
Oklahoma Teen Injured In Crash After 17-Mile Pursuit
A Garber teen crashed after eluding authorities in a 17-mile chase, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.
Plans to fund Pop Culture Museum still alive
Backers of a museum devoted to Oklahoma popular culture said they're still hopeful state lawmakers will approve $40 million for the project before adjourning in two weeks.
Oklahoma candidates who don't follow rules find politics costly
The Oklahoma Ethics Commission said it will begin assessing penalties this summer to almost two years worth of political candidates and committees that have failed to comply with campaign contribution and expenditure reporting requirements.
Soaring gasoline prices hurt Oklahoma City area retailers
Gasoline price jumps are difficult for Oklahoma gasoline retailers and convenience store owners because they tighten margins and make customers angry.
Mayfest organizers prepared for weather
The chance of severe weather could cause problems in downtown Tulsa while Mayfest and the Blue Dome Arts Festival are both going on.
Drastic Gas Price Hike Leaves Oklahomans With Empty Pockets
"It's frustrating and it hurts, you know, because you've got stuff you've got to do," Ella James said.
Fallin urges Okla. Legislature for health care fix
Gov. Mary Fallin is proposing a last-minute legislative change to the state's Insure Oklahoma program that would direct $50 million in state tobacco taxes to pay for more than 9,000 Oklahomans who are expected to lose their health insurance under the program.
Woman Arrested In OKC, Accused Of Stealing OHP Trooper's Scout Car
A Seminole woman was arrested after police say she stole an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper's scout car in Oklahoma City, on Sunday, May 12.
Plans to fund Okla. pop culture museum still alive
Backers of a museum devoted to Oklahoma popular culture say they're still hopeful state lawmakers will approve $40 million to help build it.
Refinery woes cause nationwide gas price spike
Troubles at several oil refineries are driving gasoline prices sharply higher in the Midwest, and the regional shortages are expected to boost the cost of gasoline higher nationwide.
Four chairs and a couch surround a glass-top coffee table in Rep. James Lankford's Capitol Hill office.
Anita Bryant was a singer, beauty queen, and celebrity spokesperson who became best known for her work in favor of bigotry against gays and lesbians.
Mexican Drug Cartels Bring More Crime, Violence To Oklahoma
Unlike the small, clandestine labs we see in Oklahoma, Mexican meth is made in super labs, where they don't produce grams or pounds, but tons of meth.
7 untruths about Oklahoma people accept as fact
Oklahoma is known for many things, from inventions to historical footnotes. But how many of them are legit, and how many are complete falsehoods? Here are seven widely accepted "facts" about Oklahoma that range from "OK, this has some truth to it, kind of" to complete lies.
Oklahoma's Own Gary England To Be Inducted Into OK Hall Of Fame
Gary England has been protecting the people of Oklahoma since joining the News 9 team as Director of Meteorology in October 1972.
African-American Oklahoma Judges Honored By Senate
The Senate on Wednesday unanimously approved a resolution honoring U.S. District Judge Vicki Miles-LaGrange, Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Tom Colbert, Court of Criminal Appeals Judge David Lewis and Tulsa County District Court Judge Carlos Chappelle.