Today: Thunder locks in No. 6 seed with win

Today: Thunder locks in No. 6 seed with win Thursday April 11, 2019 Good morning! Today's digital newspaper is available here. You are receiving this email because you are an Oklahoman subscriber. View Today's Print Replica › Daily dispatches from The Oklahoman exclusively for subscribers. If prompted to log in, use this email address. News OETA Foundation to dissolve, transfer funds to new nonprofit To settle a legal dispute, the nonprofit foundation that supported public television in Oklahoma for more than three decades is dissolving. The... Talkin' all that jazz: OKC's jazz scene thriving in various neighborhoods With the crowd bobbing in front of her, the booze flowing around her and the jazz group bouncing behind her, singer Chanda Graham grabbed the... Prosecutors say Oklahoma justice reform talks overlook victims At a ceremony Wednesday, prosecutors complained legislators are forgetting crime victims in their efforts to address prison overcrowding.... Sports Thunder secures sixth seed in West with 127-116 win at Bucks in regular-season finale MILWAUKEE – Thunder point guard Dennis Schroder caught a pass from Russell Westbrook and drained a 3-pointer from the left wing. It was his third... Thunder to face Portland in first round of NBA playoffs The Thunder locked up the No. 6 seed in the Western Conference playoffs with a 127-116 win against the Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday. Thunder journal: Paul George misses regular season finale MILWAUKEE – Paul George sat in front of his locker with an ice bag wrapped around his right shoulder before the Thunder's 127-116 win over the... Business House Speaker, senate author file substitute bill on stopped trains after earlier committee rejection Speaker of the House Charles McCall is looking for a way to get his stopped trains bill back on track after Senate Transportation Committee... Corps could soon take on 'benefit' status A proposed law would let corporations focus less on profits and more on their mission without stirring trouble with shareholders. House Bill... Features Clear intentions: Michelle Pfeiffer thinks you should know what's in your perfume Celebrities have used their firepower for many causes. Refugees. Vaccines. AIDS. But transparency in big perfume? Michelle Pfeiffer, known for... Elizabeth and James premium brand coming to Kohl's The Olsen twins are bringing their lifestyle brand exclusively to Kohl's OKC Philharmonic gives mixed classical performance Maestro Alexander Mickelthwate returned to the podium Saturday for an evening of George Gershwin and Dmitri Shostakovich. The Oklahoma City...

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Breaking News Paul George out for Thunder at Bucks Paul George also sat out for three games between Feb. 28 and March 3 for right shoulder soreness. PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE This email is generated automatically, and is not monitored for responses. You received this email because you are subscribed to Newsletters from The Oklahoman Media Company, Update your email preferences to choose the types of emails you receive. Unsubscribe from all future emails from The Oklahoman Media Company, 100 West Main, Suite 100 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Customer Support ©2019 The Oklahoman Media Company. All rights reserved.  We respect your right to privacy - View our policy