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Wednesday March 20, 2019
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A first-ever check of every inmate in the Oklahoma County jail found a 20-year-old woman had been locked up for days by mistake. "This is the...
Kiara Taylor, 9, left and Janiah Brown, 4, laugh as they ride a camel at the Oklahoma City Zoo on Tuesday.
Recommendations for a new Bricktown Canal lighting system include safety features that were missing last fall, when a man fell into the canal and...
Last week in New Zealand, a self-avowed white supremacist targeted two mosques and streamed his bloody killing spree on social media. There are...
We wrote earlier in the legislative session about the perils of a bill that, if approved, would weaken Oklahoma's state pension systems. The news...
Nick Collison did a lot for the Thunder, and the Thunder did a lot for Collison, and that symbiotic relationship continues Wednesday night. The...
As Nick Collison prepares to have his No. 4 Thunder jersey retired on Wednesday, The Oklahoman asked those around the Thunder about his impact:...
At the mere mention of Nick Collison's backdoor passes, Steven Adams' eyes lit up and his voice jumped headfirst into nostalgic bliss. According...
A divided Oklahoma Senate Judiciary Committee supported a measure Tuesday that proposes capping non-economic damages related to nuisance suits...
What would you give up to avoid paying taxes? Twenty-four percent of Oklahomans would give up Netflix or Hulu, while 22 percent would show their...
Once upon a time, going out for dinner was considered an occasion, but busy lives and schedules that stretch into night have made restaurants the...
Wednesday Asian Favorites Part One: Chef Misung Billins, International Pantry, 6:30 p.m., $45 Gyoza: Michiko Dowling, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.,...
NOBLE — Students from Noble Public Schools participated in a recent districtwide campaign to promote Down syndrome awareness. The first school...
