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A two-vehicle collision on U.S. 183 north of Arapaho on June 25 killed two Custer City residents; the Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the crash is under investigation.
State narcotics agents say OBN K9s flagged three shipments totaling about 134 kilos of suspected meth, with dogs like K9 Charlie credited for alerts. Investigators ask tips to the bureau tip line.
A 17-year-old passenger died and two others were hurt in a Creek County rollover Friday; troopers say not all occupants were belted and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol is investigating.
A 17-year-old passenger was killed and six others were injured after a westbound car left I‑40 and struck a tree at mile marker 254 in McIntosh County, officials said.
Politics & Govt in ...
An IWPR analysis found Oklahoma’s abortion restrictions cost the state more than $1.8 billion a year, shrinking wages and the labor force.
State agencies announced a partnership naming OSSI as lead to expand training, risk assessments and mobile alert tools for Oklahoma schools.
A head-on collision on Oklahoma Highway 88 near Tiawah killed both drivers Wednesday morning, officials say.
Retail & Industry in ...
Oklahoma City–based Marianne's Rentals signed an 18,149-sf lease at 8532 E. 41st St., expanding its wedding and event inventory into South Central Tulsa.
A mutual shooting after an altercation on E. Hill Street left a 19‑year‑old dead and another 19‑year‑old arrested, police say.
Bystanders dragged a woman from the driver’s seat at a Tulsa QuikTrip after she allegedly grabbed an elderly rider’s purse and tried to take the car; a 25‑year‑old was arrested.
Two dogs were found dead in a Wagoner motel room and a woman was arrested on three animal-cruelty counts. A third dog survived and is receiving care.
7 Brew opened a new drive‑thru at 833 W. Edmond Road on June 22, donated $6,179 to the Children’s Health Foundation and expects to create roughly 50 jobs. Swag Day is set for June 27.
Food & Drinks in ...
Rising prices and supply pressures are shrinking restaurant visits across Oklahoma; local kitchens are trimming menus, hours and staff to try to stay afloat.
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