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Paycom Center hosts First and Second Rounds March 19 and 21 as OKC leans into its history of buzzer‑beaters, from Bryce Drew’s 1998 shot to other classic upsets.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A person was pulled from a Moore home's garage after an early-morning fire; the victim was taken to Baptist Medical Center and authorities say the cause is under investigation.
An 81-year-old man and an 80-year-old woman died after their vehicle left a Latimer County road, overturned and became submerged on March 14, authorities said.
A multi-vehicle crash in southeast Oklahoma City just before 7 p.m. Saturday left one person dead and two hospitalized. Police say a motorcycle and two other vehicles were involved and the cause is under investigation.
A Tulsa traffic stop in January turned into a federal fentanyl seizure after lab tests confirmed fentanyl and booking records showed the driver had been deported last year.
A juvenile was shot in a Midwest City domestic incident on Saturday; police say the child's father was taken into custody and the victim was hospitalized.
Noble Public Schools placed a staff member on administrative leave after a student complaint prompted a Cleveland County investigation. Court records show the employee was taken into custody.
Weather & Environment in ...
High Wind Warning in effect Sunday; gusts to 65 mph and a Red Flag Warning midday.
Community & Society in ...
A new analysis finds the Choctaw Nation generated $4.1B in 2023, supporting thousands of jobs and funding schools, clinics and housing across Oklahoma.
A Union Pacific freight train struck a vehicle about one mile south of Minco on Friday afternoon, killing two people, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.
Edmond has moved from CodeRED to AlertED. Residents who were on CodeRED must re-register to keep receiving emergency messages.
A High Wind Watch and Fire Weather Watch are in effect Sunday. Gusts up to 65 mph are possible — secure loose items and prepare for a sharp temperature drop.
Politics & Govt in ...
House lawmakers approved HB 4280 on Friday, nudging the ROADS Fund cap to $670M and adding new reporting rules for ODOT. The bill advances to the Senate.
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