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Brian McDowell is named the new Director of Laboratory Services for Oklahoma's ODAFF, bringing experience from both his previous tenure at ODAFF and the private sector.
Col. Abigail Ruscetta has been named the 2024 Oklahoma Aerospace and Aviation Woman of the Year at an annual event celebrating the contributions of women in the field.
Weather & Environment in ...
Oklahoma City weather report indicates clouds, a high near 58°, gusty winds today, and a stable barometer reading. The weekend forecast includes a chance of showers and sunny skies with temperatures in the low 60s.
Oklahoma City's November sales and use tax summary shows a decline, missing projections for the General Fund and indicating potential economic stress.
Sports in ...
The Oklahoma Sooners are set to battle the Navy Midshipmen in the Armed Forces Bowl on December 27, as Oklahoma aims to overturn their historical loss to Navy.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
OSBI seeks public help in the homicide case of 92-year-old John Edward Welsh, offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest or conviction.
A shooting in a Walmart parking lot in Woodward, Oklahoma, left two dead and a man arrested for first-degree murder.
The NWS in Oklahoma City predicts sunny days ahead with highs from 43°F to 61°F and lows from 27°F to 44°F, marked by mostly clear skies and mild winds.
Ben Arbuckle has been appointed as the new offensive coordinator for the University of Oklahoma football team, taking over after Seth Littrell's dismissal.
AG Gentner Drummond files an emergency petition for Pardon and Parole Board to hold scheduled meeting, despite two resignations, for Kevin Underwood's clemency hearing.
Fun & Entertainment in ...
Justin Timberlake has cancelled his December 2 Oklahoma City show due to a back injury, marking the third cancellation on his 'Forget Tomorrow' World Tour.
One person was killed in a shooting at a Thanksgiving gathering in southeast Oklahoma City. Police are investigating, but witnesses are uncooperative. No arrests have been made.
Oklahoma City's Key to Home program has housed 26 individuals from downtown encampments, with a total of 332 people housed since September 2023, aiming to reach 500 by 2025.
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