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Oklahoma’s Secret War: OBN Director Reveals Growing Threat Of Illegal Marijuana Farms

Lori Fullbright Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics Director Donnie Anderson highlights a surge in illegal marijuana farms linked to organized crime, primarily from China, emphasizing the significant national security and drug-related implications of this issue.

Russia Again Cuts Natural Gas Exports To European Countries

Putin Gas Cutoff Shakes Up Europe At Little Cost To Kremlin

Associated Press Cutting off natural gas to Poland and Bulgaria cost Russian President Vladimir Putin very little — but it is adding stress on European countries wrestling with how to reduce the energy imports feeding the Kremlin’s war chest and how to keep a united front on the war in Ukraine.

Putin Gas Cutoff Shakes Up Europe At Little Cost To Kremlin

Justice Department Indicts Russian Oligarch Accused Of Violating US Sanctions

CBS News A Russian oligarch and media executive has been charged for violating U.S. sanctions in an alleged scheme that involved hiring an American citizen to both run a Russian cable news network and secretly transfer a $10 million investment out of the U.S., the Justice Department announced Wednesday.

Justice Department Indicts Russian Oligarch Accused Of Violating US Sanctions

President Biden, Western Allies Open 1st of 3 Summits On Russian War

Associated Press U.S. President Joe Biden and Western allies opened the first of three summits Thursday focused on increasing pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin over his war in Ukraine while tending to the economic and security fallout spreading across Europe and the world.

President Biden, Western Allies Open 1st of 3 Summits On Russian War

Europe Welcomes Ukrainian Refugees — Others, Less So

Associated Press While their hospitality toward Ukrainians has been applauded, it has also highlighted the stark difference in treatment received by Middle Eastern and African migrants and refugees, particularly Syrians who came in 2015.

Europe Welcomes Ukrainian Refugees — Others, Less So

British Teen Looks To Become Youngest To Fly Solo Around The World

News On 6 A British teen is looking to join his older sister in the record books by becoming the youngest person to fly solo around the world. Just weeks after his sister Zara grabbed headlines as the youngest female pilot to circle the globe on her own, her brother Mack Rutherford is looking to take off.

British Teen Looks To Become Youngest To Fly Solo Around The World

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U.K. Police Launch Murder Probe After 39 Bodies Found In Truck

News 9 The bodies of 39 people have been found in a truck in Essex, southeast England. The dead included 38 adults and one teenager, who were discovered in the early hours of Wednesday morning, the Essex Police said in a statement. The ambulance service was call

U.K. Police Launch Murder Probe After 39 Bodies Found In Truck

38 Found Dead In A Truck Container In England

News On 6 Police in England are investigating after they say 38 people were found dead in a truck container.

38 Found Dead In A Truck Container In England

News On 6 Police in England are investigating after they say 38 people were found dead in a truck container.

Bulgarian Rock Wall Imported For Tulsa Climbing Gym

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A big building is going up along the Broken Arrow Expressway and in a few months, Tulsa's only climbing gym will be open.

Bulgarian Rock Wall Imported For Tulsa Climbing Gym

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A big building is going up along the Broken Arrow Expressway and in a few months, Tulsa's only climbing gym will be open.

Sooners Hire Kevin Kruger As Assistant Coach

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Oklahoma men’s basketball coach Lon Kruger announced the hiring of his son, Kevin Kruger, as assistant coach on Wednesday.

Sooners Hire Kevin Kruger As Assistant Coach

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Oklahoma men’s basketball coach Lon Kruger announced the hiring of his son, Kevin Kruger, as assistant coach on Wednesday.

State Rep.: Superintendent Of Education-Elect Criticizes Students' Math Skills

News 9 A state lawmaker said Superintendent of Education-elect Janet Barresi is slamming Oklahoma's high school math performance to support her views on education.

State Rep.: Superintendent Of Education-Elect Criticizes Students' Math Skills

News 9 A state lawmaker said Superintendent of Education-elect Janet Barresi is slamming Oklahoma's high school math performance to support her views on education.

US Military Deaths In Iraq Climb To 3,867

News On 6 As of November 17, 2007, at least 3,867 members of the U.S. military have died since the beginning of the Iraq war in March 2003, according to an Associated Press count. The figure includes eight military

US Military Deaths In Iraq Climb To 3,867

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Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Karl Torp April 19, 1995: From annual convention to refuge for rescuers, the Oklahoma Restaurant Association's transformation amid the Murrah federal building bombing.

Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Karl Torp April 19, 1995: From annual convention to refuge for rescuers, the Oklahoma Restaurant Association's transformation amid the Murrah federal building bombing.

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

News 9 Following recent USDA cuts, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid a 10-year peak in food insecurity.

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

News 9 Following recent USDA cuts, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid a 10-year peak in food insecurity.

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

News 9 Oklahoma law mandates that all individuals report suspected child abuse or neglect, outlining specific obligations for professionals, institutional responsibilities, and protections for those who report in good faith.

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

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Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Karl Torp April 19, 1995: From annual convention to refuge for rescuers, the Oklahoma Restaurant Association's transformation amid the Murrah federal building bombing.

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

News 9 Following recent USDA cuts, the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid a 10-year peak in food insecurity.

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

Dow Jones plunges more than 1,600 points as stock market reacts to Trump tariff shock

CBS News The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 1,581 points, or 3.8%, to 40,634, in morning trade Thursday as spooked investors tried to assess the impact of the latest round of Trump administration tariffs.

Bishop's Night Market brings local businesses together in Norman

News 9 The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch crew catches up with Bishop's Elegant Events to talk about their Norman Night Market.

Pentagon’s watchdog to review Hegseth’s use of Signal app to convey plans for Houthi strike

Associated Press The Pentagon’s acting inspector general announced Thursday that he would review Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s use of the Signal messaging app to convey plans for a military strike against Houthi militants in Yemen.

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Oklahoma’s Secret War: OBN Director Reveals Growing Threat Of Illegal Marijuana Farms

Dozens Of Santas On Motorcycles Deliver Gifts For Children Through Bulgaria

White House Invites Dozens Of Nations For Ransomware Summit

Russian Strike Kills At Least 17 In Ukraine Following Bridge Attack

Experts: Europe Faces ‘Unprecedented Risk’ Of A Gas Shortage

Teen Pilot On Track For Solo Global Flight World Record

Russia Again Cuts Natural Gas Exports To European Countries

Russia Again Cuts Natural Gas Exports To European Countries

Putin Gas Cutoff Shakes Up Europe At Little Cost To Kremlin

Putin Gas Cutoff Shakes Up Europe At Little Cost To Kremlin

Justice Department Indicts Russian Oligarch Accused Of Violating US Sanctions

Justice Department Indicts Russian Oligarch Accused Of Violating US Sanctions

President Biden, Western Allies Open 1st of 3 Summits On Russian War

President Biden, Western Allies Open 1st of 3 Summits On Russian War

Europe Welcomes Ukrainian Refugees — Others, Less So

Europe Welcomes Ukrainian Refugees — Others, Less So

British Teen Looks To Become Youngest To Fly Solo Around The World

British Teen Looks To Become Youngest To Fly Solo Around The World

U.K. Police Launch Murder Probe After 39 Bodies Found In Truck

U.K. Police Launch Murder Probe After 39 Bodies Found In Truck

38 Found Dead In A Truck Container In England

38 Found Dead In A Truck Container In England

Bulgarian Rock Wall Imported For Tulsa Climbing Gym

Bulgarian Rock Wall Imported For Tulsa Climbing Gym

Sooners Hire Kevin Kruger As Assistant Coach

Sooners Hire Kevin Kruger As Assistant Coach

State Rep.: Superintendent Of Education-Elect Criticizes Students' Math Skills

State Rep.: Superintendent Of Education-Elect Criticizes Students' Math Skills

US Military Deaths In Iraq Climb To 3,867

US Military Deaths In Iraq Climb To 3,867

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Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

Top Headlines

Setting the Oklahoma Standard: Refuge after the Murrah federal bombing

Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma seeks donations amid USDA cuts

State Guidelines: Reporting child abuse and neglect in Oklahoma

Dow Jones plunges more than 1,600 points as stock market reacts to Trump tariff shock

Bishop's Night Market brings local businesses together in Norman

Pentagon’s watchdog to review Hegseth’s use of Signal app to convey plans for Houthi strike