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Guthrie and Edmond secured decade-long runs of national youth rodeos at the Lazy E Arena, promising steady hotel bookings and a multi-million-dollar annual impact.
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Oklahoma Highway Patrol says family found a man dead in woods two days after he fled a crash on I‑44 near Arcadia Lake; investigation ongoing.
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A 41‑year‑old Tulsa motorcyclist died after losing control on rain‑slick I‑44 near Stroud. Troopers say wet pavement and a crash with a barrier led to the fatal incident.
A 47-year-old Sequoyah County man injured at Robert S. Kerr Reservoir on May 30 has died, local authorities reported.
A Sulphur man died after his car was struck by a semi on I-35 near Purcell; the truck fled and troopers are searching for the driver.
Multiple threatening calls forced Frederick High School and nearby campuses into a brief lockdown Wednesday; officials cleared the buildings and thanked responding agencies.
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Jazz in June returns to Andrews Park June 18–20 with free concerts, workshops and a lineup that includes Mike Stern and bassist Vincen Garcia.
A woman was taken to a hospital after a stabbing at a northwest OKC apartment complex; police arrested a man and detectives are investigating.
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Vehicle and vendor records show the treasurer’s state SUV logged hundreds of trips between Clinton and the Capitol, raising questions about commuting rules and oversight.
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SoonerSelect open enrollment closes June 12. Nearly 600,000 members can review or change Medicaid health and dental plans now.
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authority asked state bond overseers to approve $1.5 billion in toll‑backed bonds for its ACCESS Oklahoma buildout and authorized eminent‑domain as a contingency.
Oklahoma City Council adopted a $2.12 billion FY27 budget that preserves core services while imposing modest cuts across departments. The plan takes effect July 1.
An Oklahoma City driver is accused of causing a Memorial Day weekend crash that killed two people and injured others in northwest OKC. Arrest documents say he admitted drinking before the wreck.
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