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From KFOR-TV comes this cautionary tale of knowing how much is too much. Possibly too much? When allegations include vomiting in the limo, passing out, then punching the lady paramedic trying to help you.

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Tec-An, an Oklahoma company that had been helping Department of Human Services collect child support payments from one of the business’s employees, misplaced a decimal point, turning what was supposed to be a $92 payment to DHS to a $9,200 payment, according to a story from KFOR.

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Clifton Adcock
Sometimes people find fame, sometimes fame finds people — and sometimes the stars just happen to align where the two find each other.

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There’s nothing like a hailstorm to inspire the creativity of TV meteorologists. The May 29 hail that attacked the metro is a prime example. As chunks of ice rained down, the weather guys took to the airwaves to describe just how big the hail was.

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In terms of job security, TV news director ranks somewhere between major-league baseball manager and suicide bomber. KFOR Channel 4 and news director Mary Ann Eckstein have parted ways after her being with the station for 33 years. Reasons for Eckstein’s departure remain murky, but sources say there were long-simmering tensions between her and KFOR General Manager Wes Milbourn.

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Phil Bacharach
Oklahoma City’s NBC affiliate, KFOR Channel 4, is up for sale.

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They say fame is fleeting, but they don't tell you why that’s so. It's because fame ain't got time for dat.