Oklahoma inmates say gov's mansion workers raped them
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Prosecutors are investigating claims that the former head chef and chief groundskeeper at the Oklahoma governor's mansion raped three female prison inmates assigned to work on the mansion's grounds. read the full story
Flu clinic is today in Midwest City
Flu clinic is today in Midwest City The second seasonal flu vaccination clinic conducted by the Oklahoma City-County Health Department is from 8 a.m. Read more on NewsOK.com read the full story
Christian school observes 40 years of achievement
EDMOND — Oklahoma Christian School celebrates its 40th anniversary with a reunion for former classmates and faculty Thursday. Oklahoma Christian School began in the fall of 1970 as Christian Center School, a ministry of Christian Conquest Center Church in... read the full story
Oklahoma City woman claims assault at stoplight
A man jumped out of his pickup and attacked a woman as she sat in her car on the Northwest Expressway, according to an Oklahoma City police report. Read more on NewsOK.com read the full story
Chinese officials’ visit to Oklahoma puts focus on energy
More than a dozen professors from China University of Petroleum in Beijing were in Oklahoma over the weekend to learn about natural gas production. They were guests of the Harding Shelton Group, a team of experts in extracting gas from shale formations. The company,... read the full story
Family looks for answers on Oklahoma City man's shooting death
The mother of a homicide victim said she has no idea what happened to her son early Sunday after he left home while she was sleeping. Read more on NewsOK.com read the full story
Durant scores 30 as Thunder beats Suns 110-105
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Rookie James Harden scored six of his 11 points in overtime, helping the Oklahoma City Thunder salvage a 30-point outing by Kevin Durant and win their preseason home opener by beating the Phoenix Suns 110-105 on Monday night. Amare Stoudemire... read the full story
Name of shooting victim found dead in car in Oklahoma City released
The name of a man shot to death in south Oklahoma City over the weekend was released this morning. Thyler L. Payne, 19, was found dead about 2:30 a.m. Read more on NewsOK.com read the full story
Police arrest Oklahoma City man after fake bombs found at railroad
Police arrested Chadwick Everett Baker, 33, in connection with a bomb hoax Sunday evening near railroad tracks in south Oklahoma City, a spokesman said. Local, federal and railroad authorities spent several hours along the tracks at SE 34 and Shields Boulevard after... read the full story
Crossings Christian puts MICROSOCIETY in place
Civics courses have come alive for middle school students at northwest Oklahoma City’s Crossings Christian School. Read more on NewsOK.com read the full story
Requiring surveys before abortion
OKLAHOMA CITY -- A controversial new abortion law, set to take effect in Oklahoma at the end of the month, is being challenged in court. The law would require all women seeking an abortion to fill out a lengthy survey. read the full story
Man arrested for alleged assault
Associated Press - October 12, 2009 6:25 PM ET OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A man arrested in a road-rage incident has posted bail. According a police report released Monday, the incident... read the full story
More than $175,000 in unclaimed property found
Associated Press - October 12, 2009 2:55 PM ET OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - State Treasurer Scott Meacham says some Oklahomans have become a bit richer. read the full story
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