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Glenn Beck says he “can’t help but tell it like it is.” That’s why he concedes he’s unelectable, but what about unlikable?

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How does one convince yuppies to ride bicycles around downtown Oklahoma City as part of the city’s new bike-share program?

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Oklahomans sure are friendly, even to visitors who don’t necessarily deserve it.

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With basketball returning to the Chesapeake Energy Arena tomorrow, remember that there have been some changes since the last time the Oklahoma City Thunder played took the court at home.

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Just a few weeks ago, Gov. Mary Fallin joined House and Senate leaders to trumpet an agreement for a reduction in the state personal income tax, lowering the top rate from 5.25 percent to 4.8 percent. It was a major plum for the governor, who had called for eliminating the personal income tax in her State of the State speech earlier this year.

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Christmas came early for two Oklahoma City women this month — only instead of presents under the tree, the gifts were bags stuffed with porn and sex toys left on the front porch.

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Shades of ugliness have been resonating on the periphery of Thunderland.

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One Tulsa woman found getting home a lot more trouble than intended.

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Talk about adding insult to injury — literally.

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You’ve got to hand it to Edmond. In addition to a high volume of trophy wives, SUVs and McMansions, the Oklahoma City suburb apparently also has its own Tinfoil Hat Brigade.

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Are state lawmakers getting a little punchy as the legislative session comes to an end?

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Question: When are experience and expertise not enough? Answer: When experience and expertise are gay..

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GCB, the controversial sitcom starring Oklahoma native and Emmy winner Kristin Chenoweth, was practically DOA, as ABC announced that its May 6 season finale was also its series finale.

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As a journalist, it’s probably best that the only place your name ends up in a newspaper is in the byline.

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Is what started as an explosive news story about Chesapeake Energy CEO Aubrey McClendon turning into a slow-motion train wreck?