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Latest Oklahoma News
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Officer praised for taking down suspected gunman Video
KILLEEN, Texas -- A civilian police officer is being praised for taking down a man suspected of opening fire on fellow soldiers at Fort Hood when she shot him in the torso. Police officials say after arriving at the scene of Thursday's gunfire, Sgt. Kimberly Munley saw the suspect and started firing... more
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One dead five injured after shooting in downtown Orlando Video
ORLANDO -- One person is dead and five are injuredin a mass shooting at an office building in downtown Orlando. Bodies were found on the 12th and 8th floor of Legions Place, a 16-floor building north of Colonial Drive. Only the 12th floor has been cleared. The shooter has not been found, said Deputy... more
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Family calls suspects actions deplorable Video
WASHINGTON -- The family of the suspected Fort Hood shooter Says "the actions of their cousin are despicable and deplorable." Kim Fuller, a spokeswoman for Nidal Malik Hasan's family says relatives in Northern Virginia are reaching out to law enforcement Friday to offer insight. more
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Enid couple crashes vehicle into circus elephant Video
ENID, OK -- While listening to Bill Carpenter describe what happened to his SUV Wednesday night, you'd think he had been attacked during a safari. But he and his wife Deena were driving home from church on U.S. 81 in Enid when they hit an elephant. more
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Judge allows cameras in court for murder trial Video
OKLAHOMA CITY -- An Oklahoma County judge ruled that cameras will be allowed inside the courtroom for the trial of a metro pharmacist accused of murder. News Channel Four, along with several other media outlets, filed the motion to televise the trial of 58-year-old Jerome Ersland. Ersland is charged... more
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Kansas News
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Royals trade Teahen to White Sox, decline arbitration on 3 other players
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Trimming salary in a 2-for-1 deal, the Kansas City Royals sent infielder/outfielder Mark Teahen to Chicago for two players Friday and declined options on three others. more
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Circus elephant that escaped and was hit by SUV is OK; animal rights group to file complaint Photo
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A circus elephant that escaped and was hit by a sport utility vehicle in northwestern Oklahoma is apparently back with its owner. more
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Private, public partnership to bring much needed upgrades to short-line railroad
SUBLETTE, Kan. (AP) — A partnership between the state and private groups will bring much-needed repairs to the short-line Cimarron Valley Railroad. more
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Suspect in death of mother, son returns to Kansas from Texas
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) — A former Ogden man who is suspected in the deaths of a woman and her toddler son has been returned to Riley County from Texas. more
Arkansas News
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Number of active oil and gas rigs in the US up by 9 this week to 1,078
HOUSTON (AP) — The number of rigs actively exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. this week has risen by nine this week to 1,078. more
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Number of active oil and gas rigs in the US up by 9 this week to 1,078
HOUSTON (AP) — The number of rigs actively exploring for oil and natural gas in the U.S. this week rose by nine this week to 1,078. more
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EPA announces SMU associated professor in line to lead regional regulatory office
DALLAS (AP) — A Southern Methodist University educator has been selected by President Barack Obama to be a regional administrator for the Environmental Protection Agency. more
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Bus plant at Conway, Ark., to stop making buses; up to 477 jobs affected
CONWAY, Ark. (AP) — The owner of a plant that has made school buses in Conway for decades says that will end soon, affecting up to 477 jobs at the facility. more
East Coast News
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Muslims, Arabs worry about reprisals Photo
Imam Awni Qudah gestures while he talks about the Quran at the Islamic Society of Annapolis in the wake of the shootings at Fort Hood that left 13 dead and 38 wounded. Arabs and Muslims in Maryland and across the nation are condemning the attack and extending condolences to those affected. Some... more
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Town with troubled past faces forward Video
Mayor-elect Kim Bracey, 45, made history Tuesday when voters elected her the first black... more
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Kratovil announces opposition to health care legislation Photo
Amid defection, Democrats fight to secure enough votes more
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U.S. stimulus funds prompt quicker area school renovations
School districts in Baltimore City and Baltimore County are speeding up construction projects that have been on hold for years, including the possible construction of the first new city school in a decade more
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Police arrest man in stabbing of city officer at Balto. Co. strip club
Baltimore County police have charged an Overlea man in the stabbing of an off-duty Baltimore police officer early Thursday at a strip club in the Dundalk area. more
West Coast News
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Sheila Schuller Coleman: The reverend daughter
Iwas 7 or 8 years old, reading my way through my kiddie encyclopedias, when I infuriated my Sunday... more
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Tim Rutten: Putting California back to work
The great military historian John Keegan reminds readers of the old axiom that a general's worst... more
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Back to an open LAPD
As he makes his early rounds, Police Chief-designate Charlie Beck is lending his support to an... more
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Terror at home
In a 2005 speech at Ft. Bragg, N.C., President George W. Bush laid out his latest justification... more
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Cruel life in prison
The U.S. Supreme Court recognized in 2005 that it is unconstitutionally cruel to execute people... more
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Reagan at the Berlin Wall
With the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the tape of Ronald Reagan's famous... more