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Forget the starving children in Africa, folks. Rick Schroeder needs your money. The former child star turned "NYPD Blue" vet wants to direct and star in a motion ...
Sunday 19 May
OKG Newsletter
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Former child TV star wants to play Oklahoma oil magnate Marland
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Forget the starving children in Africa, folks. Rick Schroeder needs your money. The former child star turned "NYPD Blue" vet wants to direct and star in a motion ...
Cash out: Oklahoma conspiracy theorist writer passes away
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Few conspiracy theorists these days ever got the notoriety or relevance of Oklahoma bombing writer J.D. Cash from McCurtainCounty. Cash, 55, died last week from liver disease and pneumon...
State senate argues about proposed abortion measure
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A new anti-abortion measure that passed the Senate recently prompted at least one senator to suggest that other lawmakers think outside the box. Among other restr...
State politicians put words behind them and agree on budget
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The Woodstock moment arrived just in time at the state Capitol. After weeks of throwing dirty-mouth-filled balloons at each other, the governor and Legislature came to an agreement on th...
OKC mayor not signing off on greenery
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Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett says he won't sign a national pledge to curtail greenhouse gas emissions because he doesn't believe the science regarding global warming is solid, accord...
OKC elementary student wins prize for pizza story
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An 8-year-old ClevelandElementary School student won the top prize among third-graders in a short-story contest sponsored by PBS. According to a press release, for the "R...
Alligator snapping turtles released into Oklahoma waters
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Move over Ninja Turtles. When it comes to mutant-esque reptiles, Oklahoma has you beat. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently released 277 alligator snappin...
Oklahoma's war on drugs takes a fowl turn
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A new epidemic is plaguing law enforcement. The war on drugs has taken a "fowl" turn, causing even the most experienced federal agents to crow in disbelief. A recent raid...
Oklahoma billboard opens can of worms
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Ah, freedom of speech, that blessing our forefathers gifted us with a can of worms. Case in point: A recent addition to the metro's billboard landscape on Interstate 35 b...
KWTV News 9 set makes its way to YouTube
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If watching the local TV news sometimes has you wishing you were on angel dust, save your brain cells and instead experience a comedy high, courtesy of a four-minute, locally shot short ...
