Today: Graffiti vandal wanted to 'scare Jewish people'

Today: Graffiti vandal wanted to ''scare Jewish people'' Tuesday April 9, 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 Graffiti vandal wanted to 'scare Jewish people,' also hit two churches NORMAN — A woman accused of spray-painting racist graffiti described in detail "committing all of the acts that had occurred in Norman and... Cooper to become first openly gay councilman Walking through the heart of downtown Oklahoma City, councilman-elect James Cooper had City Hall in front of him and his community behind him.... Charter school backers present to OKC board A new charter school being proposed for the Wheeler District would offer students a rigorous curriculum and cultural learning experiences,... Sports OSU Cowboys: Eddie Sutton's exclusion sheds light on hoop hall's lacking transparency The note came from a heartsick Cowboy. When news spread last week that Eddie Sutton wasn't getting into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, a... Thunder uses potential assists to measure ball movement MINNEAPOLIS – Thunder coach Billy Donovan's eyes first scan for the opponent's 3-pointers and his team's assists when he picks up a stat sheet.... Little All-City girls basketball: Washington's Katelyn Crosthwait became gold standard of program WASHINGTON — Katelyn Crosthwait was out of place seven years ago as she stepped onto the basketball court at Washington High School. A talented... Business Younger council likely to shift focus on urban core A change is set to sweep City Hall with the "MAPS generation" set to control three seats with the swearing in this week of JoBeth Hamon and James... Local schools compete with airlines for trained pilots Oklahoma aviation and aerospace officials are generating ideas to help train the estimated 206,000 new pilots needed in North America over the... Features Edmond professional musician to pursue second career When he started college years ago, Justin Walke, of Edmond, was a science major. But then Walke, who played drums in his marching and jazz bands... A safe place to grieve Jason Woodruff was 9 years old when I met him in 1992. His Father, age 46, had died. A few weeks later, he saw on television a group of children... Beware that cup of hot tea? Adam's journal I'm not a frequent drinker of hot beverages, but when I'm not feeling well, a nice cup of steaming tea can help turn me around....

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