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OKLAHOMA CITY -- There are few things more frustrating than a traffic ticket. Most people simply cringe and pay the fine. But there are some Oklahoma motorists who would rather fight than pay a ticket. County officials say they have room to negotiate. more
MIDWEST CITY, OK There is a disturbing update to a story we first brought you last year. That's when 53-year-old James O'Berry, a registered sex offender, was caught on camera in what appeared to be a lewd act. Over the weekend, he was arrested on charges of first degree murder, but some say he... more
OKLAHOMA CITY -- While Oklahomans deal with winter storm after winter storm, those who drive semi-trucks deal with these type of conditions frequently. Melvin Campbell, a driver from Georgia, says Oklahoma does a good job clearing the roads. more
NORMAN, OK -- An Oklahoma man accused of killing three people was finally in a Cleveland County room. According to District Attorney Greg Mashburn, William Davis shot and killed his sister, Tami Link, inside of her Norman home in September of 2007. more
SHAWNEE, OK -- Jim Waldrop, the stepfather of 40-year-old Russell McCann, remembers McCann asking if he could do him a favor. He wanted Waldrop to shoot him. He refused and asked why. "His response was 'Well, I'm not whole. I don't want to live'." more
PORTIS, Kan. (AP) — A second man has been charged with the 2008 murder of a north-central Kansas farmer. more
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A Sedgwick County jury has found that a man was not committing a crime when he was shot by Wichita police. more
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas legislator is proposing that hunters be allowed to hunt mountain lions in the state. more
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Four universities in Kansas are collaborating on research into climate change and energy use in the state. more
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) — Members of Arkansas' congressional delegation say a National Forest Service plan to close areas of the Ouachita National Forest to off-road vehicles should be stopped in its tracks. more
There will be no rest for the snow-weary in Maryland as a storm with the potential to drop 10 to 20 inches of new snow bears down on a region still reeling from the 24 inches and more that fell over the weekend. Above, Michael Reinsel of Anneslie made his way to the Giant Food at York Road Plaza,... more
Days before the first snowflake fell, the region's home health clinicians pondered not only how they would care for elderly homebound patients during the storm, but if they could reach their doorsteps at all. more
Abell Foundation report says turbine operation could also generate jobs for state more
Veteran East Baltimore councilman elected by unanimous vote more
The man linked to the death of an 11-year-old Salisbury girl has been indicted in her murder by a Wicomico County grand jury, and the county state's attorney said he will seek the death penalty, according to news reports. more
Iwatched the Super Bowl in the chilled air of the GFISZ (that's Goldberg Family Ice Station Zebra).... more
Eight years ago, California was the world's fifth-largest economy and surging. Today, we're the... more
Several great Damon Runyon stories take place in a little speak-easy called the Gingham Shoppe run... more
The 10 American Baptist missionaries arrested on charges of abducting children from earthquake-... more
Especially at a time when the United States is fighting two wars, valor in battle is venerated by... more
The New Orleans Saints' Super Bowl trophy provides a much-needed rallying point for a city still... more
