| Dogs with able noses help keep OU, OSU football fans safe Bomb-sniffing dogs make up part of the security team that keep crowds safe during football games at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University. Altogether, the dogs have been on the job... | |
| University of Oklahoma gets another transportation option with WeCar The OU Parking and Transportation Services department is working with the Enterprise car rental company in bringing four vehicles to campus that can be rented by the hour, overnight or for the... |
| Oklahoma City wind storm leaves Putnam City elementary school uninhabitable for at least a month Early estimates show about $1.5 million worth of damage to James L. Dennis Elementary School in the Putnam City School District. Classes won't be held in the building for at least a... |
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| Sam Noble museum offering free admission on Labor Day The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History will offer free admission to everyone on Labor Day and to first responders and their families from Sunday through Sept.... |
| How the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University handle football fan emergencies Medical and weather emergencies can arise in college football stadiums packed with tens of thousands of fans, but the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University are... |
| Second Circuit of Art to offer variety of Norman events Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art will provide hands-on art activities and feature live music, an independent film and refreshments from 6 to 9 p.m. The "a la CART" event is co-sponsored by... |
| Amid criticism, Oklahoma County DA says judge caused her own problems Black leaders and pastors urged the community to support District Judge Tammy Bass-LeSure, who was accused of misconduct and asked to step down from an Oklahoma City pharmacist's murder... |
| Registration open for Midwest City's Renaissance Run Midwest Regional Medical Center , 2825 Parklawn Drive.The cost to register before the date of the race is $20 per adult and $10 for children age 12 and younger. The entry fee includes a long-sleeved... |
| Oklahoma City woman accused in birthday party incident won't face state charges Canadian County district attorney's office declined on Tuesday to file state charges against a woman and her young daughter in connection with an incident at a birthday party last week, a police... |
| Norman's Firehouse Art Center showcases children's work Firehouse Art Center , 444 S Flood Ave., is featuring an exhibit of works by children who participated in the center's summer arts program. The exhibit will run through Oct.... |
| Meth taking heavy toll on Muskogee, police say MUSKOGEE — A rise in methamphetamine labs has prompted a drug roundup netting 18 arrests and additional charges on 12 already in jail, police... |
| Lindsey Street in Norman reopens The section of Lindsey between Asp and Jenkins avenues, in the heart of the OU campus, was closed for 3 months for a utility tunnel project beneath that street and part of Jenkins Avenue.The portion... |
| Oklahoma City-area Muslim group announces public service announcement campaign Seeds of interfaith awareness and good will were sown in the aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing, a group of local Muslim leaders said... |
| Powerful 7.1 quake hits New Zealand's South Island New Zealand -- A powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake damaged buildings, cut power and knocked fleeing residents off their feet on New Zealand's South Island early Saturday, but there were so far no... |
| Norman Newcomers Club to meet Sept. 13 The club is open to anyone and is meant to fill a need for people who have or are experiencing a change in lifestyle. Some join after relocating to the area; some members have moved here from 28... |
| Despite hiring, US unemployment rate seems frozen WASHINGTON -- Unemployment is stuck at high levels even though some companies are hiring. The problem, government data show, is that too few jobs are being created for the growing number of people... |
| Class in Midwest City offers information about diabetes The class will address the basics of diabetes, how different foods affect blood sugar and the role of carbohydrates in the diabetic diet. Speakers will... |
| Weakened Earl hits Mass. with wind, rain, surf By midday Friday, Earl had dropped to a Category 1 storm - down from a fearsome Category 4 with 145 mph winds a day earlier. At 11 p.m., Earl was downgraded to a tropical... |
| Oklahoma City metro-area education briefs Mardel Christian & Education stores are offering up to 25 feet of free lamination to any teacher from Monday through Sept. 11. For a list of stores, go to... |
| Arizona prison escape, Oklahoma couple's killings prompt lawsuit Vivian Haas, the mother of murder victim Gary Haas, filed a $10 million claim against Arizona and a wrongful-death lawsuit against Management Training Corp., the company that operates the private... |
| Halloween to be celebrated in Edmond on Oct. 30 Mayor Patrice Douglas said they are changing the celebration day because Halloween falls on Sunday this year."Another reason is that we will be like our neighboring communities," Douglas... |
| Oklahoma medical examiner rules hunter's death a homicide The Oklahoma medical examiner has ruled a Hartshorne hunter's death a homicide, but the Latimer County district attorney still must decide if the fatal shooting merits criminal charges. The victim's... |
| Residents react to Admiral Twin fire "This is 15, 20 years of my life out here that I spent and to see this in shambles is really disheartening and sad, " he says. Strong winds fueled the fire and shot smoke and embers across I-244. The... |
| Mother of slain Oklahoma camper files claim in Phoenix Arizona prison escapee has filed a $10 million claim against Arizona and a wrongful death lawsuit against the private company that operates the prison that housed the... |
| Oklahoma City Police Officer Cleared in Deadly Crash News9.com OKLAHOMA CITY -- Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater said he will not file charges against an Oklahoma City police officer who hit... |
| School Supports Injured Football Player The U.S. Grant High School football team took the field on Friday with a special purpose: to play their hearts out for a teammate whose season ended before it began."I was going for a pass," said... |
| Stabbings Put Prison On Lockdown Two Oklahoma prisons were on lockdown Friday after an outbreak of gang violence involving makeshift knives and weapons that led to the stabbing of two inmates.Prison spokesman Jerry Massie said the... |
| T. Boone Pickens wants to see payoff in wins at Oklahoma State T. Boone Pickens has given more than $300 million to Oklahoma State athletics. He's pleased the Cowboys are competitive on the football field, but wants to see them beat Texas and... |
| USU football: Aggies visit Oklahoma Logan • Utah State is playing at Oklahoma on Saturday in Norman. That’s been talked about for weeks, among the madness of conference... |
| Two arrested for string of locker room thefts OKLAHOMA CITY - Oklahoma City police bust two men for a string of thefts at a local gym. The accused locker room bandits are Craig Ralls and Dakotah Henderson. Police say Ralls repeatedly went into... |
| NAACP demands investigation of DA's office OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma City black community is standing up in support of embattled Oklahoma County District Judge Tammy Bass-Lesure. Members of the Oklahoma City NAACP chapter asked for a... |
| Storm cleanup begins in metro OKLAHOMA CITY - Thursday's storm left behind a trail of damage across the metro. Tree limbs were thrown about and power lines were snapped in two. One of the hardest hit locations, Dennis Elementary,... |
| Backer of NYC mosque gave to Hamas-linked charity Tax records show that Elzanaty gave $6,050 to the foundation in 1999. At the time, it was the largest Islamic charity in the U.S. It raised millions of dollars from Americans in the 1990s, telling... |
| SQ 744: Ethics Commission takes no action on NEA money The state Ethics Commission today took no action to clarify a rule that has thrown into question more than $1.5 million in out-of-state contributions to the group backing an educational spending... |
| Oklahoma mother of slain camper files claim in Phoenix Arizona prison escapee has filed a $10 million claim against Arizona and a wrongful death lawsuit against the private company that operates the prison that housed the... |
| Mother of slain camper files claim in Phoenix PHOENIX (AP) - The mother of an Oklahoma man believed to have been killed by an Arizona prison escapee has filed a $10 million claim against Arizona and a wrongful death lawsuit against the private... |
| Tapes Of Officer's Shooting Released An Oklahoma woman and her teenage sons are charged with trying to kill a police officer, an attack that's being described as an assassination attempt.Authorities displayed Officer Katie Lawson's... |
| Slain Man's Mom Sues Arizona Prison The mother of a slain Tecumseh man has filed a $10 million lawsuit against the prison from the people accused of killing him escaped.Gary Haas and his wife, Linda, were killed last month while on... |
| City efficiency study is complete TULSA - A study into the efficiency of city services is complete. KPMG, an independent company conducted the study, Managing Change: Opportunities for Municipal Efficiency and... |
| Oil company exec, wife give $6M to Oklahoma State STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) -- A senior executive at Exxon Mobil Corp. and his wife have given $6 million to Oklahoma State University for use in the school's study abroad... |
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| Montana teen accidentally texts sheriff to buy pot HELENA, Mont. -- General rule of thumb: when looking to buy marijuana, don't text the sheriff. Authorities said a Helena teen hit a wrong number and inadvertently sent a message... |
| Two Lake Tenkiller Campsites Reopen In Time For Labor Day Weekend By Craig Day, The News On 6 CHEROKEE COUNTY -- Roads are filling with Labor Day weekend travelers. AAA Oklahoma says travel by Oklahomans will be up nearly nine percent over last year. They'll... |
| Multi-car Oklahoma City accident causes delays on I-235 and I-44 Chimp falls into dry moat at the Oklahoma City Zoo Aug. 30, 2010 View photos of the events that preceded a chimp falling into aq dry moat at the Oklahoma City Zoo. 5... |
| Movie Goers Remember Tulsa's Admiral Twin Drive-In NewsOn6.com TULSA, OKLAHOMA -- Many lifelong memories have been made at Tulsa's historic Admiral Twin drive-in since it opened in 1951 as the Modern Aire. First dates, holiday celebrations, a... |
| 'Bayou Bandit' Suspect Arrested Bayou Bandit ." Agents arrested Douglas Ford, 46, in San Antonio, Texas. They say Ford is a serial bank robber who targeted banks in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and New Mexico. ... |
| University Of Oklahoma To Close Several Clinics Due To Poor Economy NewsOn6.com TULSA, OKLAHOMA -- The economy in crisis has forced the University Of Oklahoma to shut down eight of its health clinics that primarily serve low-income families. A spokesman for OU says... |
| Former Crossroads Cathedral pastor dies at 80 Oklahoma City pastor, died Thursday at age 80. Sheaffer was the founding pastor of Crossroads Cathedral, which was one of the first megachurches in the Oklahoma City... |
| FBI announces ‘Bayou Bandit’ arrest Pauls Valley . Investigators think the string of robberies began March 1 at a Jennings, La., bank. A pattern of similar robberies committed by what is believed to be the same person later developed.... |
