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One in hospital after shooting, police chase Video
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Authorities are responding to a shooting at the Seminole Ridge apartment complex. Police say at least one of the suspects jumped into a red Chevrolet pick up and took off. He was stopped on westbound I-240 and Santa Fe a short time later. Police say they now have a total of three... more
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Lawmakers look to ban cash for egg donations Video
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Oklahoma lawmakers look to ban cash for eggs. A bill making its way through the statehouse would ban doctors from paying women money to donate their eggs. The bill passed the house by a wide margin. Egg donation would still be legal but paying the donor wouldn't be. It's author... more
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Villa Teresa vandalized... again Video
OKLAHOMA CITY -- School officials at Villa Teresa School in South Oklahoma City began a big cleanup job Monday morning. Vandals struck the school twice over the weekend. These are the fifth and sixth times the school has been hit since Christmas. Saturday night numerous statues were damaged or... more
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Pilot's License Deadline
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Some Oklahoma pilots say they didn't get enough warning about needing to get a new pilot's license by March 31. Pilot Gene McMillen says, "The FAA is putting a requirement on pilots but they are not telling the pilots there is a requirement." A pilot's certificate never expires.... more
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Okla. bombing Nichols' diet somewhat resolved Video
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Oklahoma City bombing conspirator Terry Nichols says his hunger strike to demand a more fiber-rich diet in prison has been somewhat successful. Nichols says in a letter that the federal Supermax prison in Florence, Colo., addressed his medical and religious needs but "much more... more
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Army identifies sergeant found dead in vehicle at Kansas' Fort Riley; cause being investigated
FORT RILEY, Kan. (AP) — A soldier found dead at Fort Riley last week has been identified as 33-year-old Sgt. 1st Class Benjamin Miller. more
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Kan. House committee could vote quickly to dismiss complaint against speaker over lawsuit
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A Kansas House committee could consider dismissing a misconduct complaint against the chamber's speaker. more
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NE Kansas man pleads guilty in armed bank robbery that left elderly customer wounded
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — A northeast Kansas man has pleaded guilty to a bank holdup that left a bystander wounded by gunfire. more
Arkansas News
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Robinson's 15 points help Millwood to 48-40 win over Hugo in Okla. 3A boys championship game
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Delford Robinson has scored 15 points to lead Millwood to its 14th state boys title with a 48-40 victory over Hugo in the Class 3A boys championship game. more
East Coast News
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Authorities investigate threatening letters sent to City Hall, courthouse Video
Police continue to investigate several threatening letters — some containing bullets or white powder — that arrived at City Hall and the Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. courthouse Monday and Friday, authorities said. City Hall was evacuated for about 40 minutes today after a mail clerk opened a... more
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THE PALCZYNSKI STANDOFF
Held hostage in Dundalk communityFour dead. Three held hostage. An interstate manhunt and one of the longest police standoffs in U.S. history. Joseph Palczynski's story, 10 years later. more
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City police question mother of infant found dead in park Photo
Source: Father tells investigators woman buried 2-month-old boy in Druid Hill Park last month more
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Racketeering, drug trial opens for alleged gang member, dealer
Before he was locked up, Terrence "Squeaky" Richardson dealt drugs, randomly robbed people and killed his enemies as a leader of a "violent and notorious gang in Baltimore City," prosecutors said Monday during opening statements in a federal racketeering and drug conspiracy trial. more
West Coast News
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The medicalization of life
Here's a question that's not being asked in the healthcare debate: How much medical care do we... more
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How do we stop predators?
Their first names have become synonymous with outrage and grief: Megan, Jessica, Samantha, Amber.... more
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Gregory Rodriguez: Political coercion in the buff
There are pivotal moments in politics that shape our view of the democratic process. For some, the... more
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Greece's crisis, Germany's gain
Why did it take four months for Europe's parent nations -- Germany and France -- to prop up the... more
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Blaming Big Oil
Afew years ago, when SUVs still ruled American roads and gasoline prices were skyrocketing,... more
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