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Oklahoma Co. Sheriff Urges Passage Of Bill To Fix Loophole In Forcible Sodomy Law

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Oklahoma County Sheriff John Whetsel is calling on lawmakers to pass House Bill 2398, which is designed to fix a loophole in Oklahoma’s forcible sodomy law.

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Proposed Bill: OK Officers Using Excessive Force Would Lose Collective Bargaining

News 9 Senator Brian Crain has proposed this bill three times, and he said he feels with recent events nationwide, this bill's time has come.

Proposed Bill: OK Officers Using Excessive Force Would Lose Collective Bargaining

News 9 Senator Brian Crain has proposed this bill three times, and he said he feels with recent events nationwide, this bill's time has come.

State Senator Announces Bid For Tulsa County District Attorney

News On 6 A Republican state senator from Tulsa says he plans to run for Tulsa County district attorney in 2014.

State Senator Announces Bid For Tulsa County District Attorney

News On 6 A Republican state senator from Tulsa says he plans to run for Tulsa County district attorney in 2014.

OKC Mayor Lauds Plan To Leave Public Smoking Rights Up To Cities

not available not available Governor Mary Fallin, who during her State of the State address, said she supports a proposal to give local cities and towns local control over tobacco laws.

OKC Mayor Lauds Plan To Leave Public Smoking Rights Up To Cities

not available not available Governor Mary Fallin, who during her State of the State address, said she supports a proposal to give local cities and towns local control over tobacco laws.

Oklahoma Senate Leader Approves Study Into Medical Marijuana Legalization

not available not available Advocates for medical marijuana say they are finally making progress into legalization here in Oklahoma. The head of the Oklahoma Senate has approved a study into the issue.

Oklahoma Senate Leader Approves Study Into Medical Marijuana Legalization

Oklahoma Lawmaker Kills Smoking Ban Bill

not available not available A bill that would have allowed individual cities to ban indoor smoking was snuffed out in the state legislature.

Oklahoma Lawmaker Kills Smoking Ban Bill

not available not available A bill that would have allowed individual cities to ban indoor smoking was snuffed out in the state legislature.

Anti "Personhood" Group To Rally On Oklahoma Capitol

News 9 A group of Oklahomans opposed to bestowing personhood to fertilized eggs is planning to rally at the state Capitol from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. today.

Anti "Personhood" Group To Rally On Oklahoma Capitol

News 9 A group of Oklahomans opposed to bestowing personhood to fertilized eggs is planning to rally at the state Capitol from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. today.

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Should a State Institution for the Developmentally Disabled Close?

News 9 Families are fighting for their loved ones while state lawmakers crunch the numbers. The dilemma is whether it is worth keeping the Southern Oklahoma Resource Center open.

Should a State Institution for the Developmentally Disabled Close?

News 9 Families are fighting for their loved ones while state lawmakers crunch the numbers. The dilemma is whether it is worth keeping the Southern Oklahoma Resource Center open.

Uncontested races

News 9 A list of officials who ran unopposed in the July 29 primaries.

Uncontested races

News 9 A list of officials who ran unopposed in the July 29 primaries.

Bill Would Allow Judges To Carry Weapons In Courtroom

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Judges would be able to carry weapons in the courtroom under a bill awaiting the signature of Governor Henry.

Judges would be required to get a concealed weapons license,

Bill Would Allow Judges To Carry Weapons In Courtroom

Tulsa State Senator Taken To The Hospital

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - State Senator Brian Crain of Tulsa went to and Oklahoma City hospital Wednesday after feeling chest pains.

Senate Co-President Pro Tem Glenn Coffee says Crain has told him

Tulsa State Senator Taken To The Hospital

Sex Offender Driver's Licenses

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- A bill to require that sex offenders be identified on their driver licenses passed the Oklahoma Senate on Monday.

The bill now goes to the state House for consideration.

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Sex Offender Driver's Licenses

State Senator upset sex offender bill may be sidelined

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- State Senator Brian Crain says he's upset that legislative maneuvering may have sidelined his bill to require sex offender notification on drivers' licenses.

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State Senator upset sex offender bill may be sidelined

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- State Senator Brian Crain says he's upset that legislative maneuvering may have sidelined his bill to require sex offender notification on drivers' licenses.

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One in custody following a stabbing in NW OKC

Victor Pozadas One person in custody following a stabbing in northwest Oklahoma City officials say.

One in custody following a stabbing in NW OKC

Victor Pozadas One person in custody following a stabbing in northwest Oklahoma City officials say.

D.C. Debrief: President Trump moves to dismantle Department of Education, lawmakers seek answers on federal cuts

Alex Cameron Political Analyst Scott Mitchell and Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron discuss key moments from D.C. this week.

D.C. Debrief: President Trump moves to dismantle Department of Education, lawmakers seek answers on federal cuts

Alex Cameron Political Analyst Scott Mitchell and Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron discuss key moments from D.C. this week.

March Madness: Sooners bow-out of tournament with heads held high

Chris Williams Sooners exit the NCAA tournament after a strong fight. Coach Porter and players reflect on the resilience showed this season.

March Madness: Sooners bow-out of tournament with heads held high

Chris Williams Sooners exit the NCAA tournament after a strong fight. Coach Porter and players reflect on the resilience showed this season.

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One in custody following a stabbing in NW OKC

Victor Pozadas One person in custody following a stabbing in northwest Oklahoma City officials say.

D.C. Debrief: President Trump moves to dismantle Department of Education, lawmakers seek answers on federal cuts

Alex Cameron Political Analyst Scott Mitchell and Washington Bureau Chief Alex Cameron discuss key moments from D.C. this week.

March Madness: Sooners bow-out of tournament with heads held high

Chris Williams Sooners exit the NCAA tournament after a strong fight. Coach Porter and players reflect on the resilience showed this season.

DOGE publishes list of Social Security office closures, includes 1 in Oklahoma

Associated Press Oklahoma is among the states where Social Security offices are set to close this year. A Social Security Administration office in Lawton is set to close in April due to actions taken by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency under the Trump administration’s effort to shrink the government.

Authorities respond to multi-vehicle crash in Moore; cars catch fire

Destini Pittman Multiple vehicles caught fire during a multi-car crash in Moore Saturday afternoon, authorities say.

Hammon Fire Department gifted new window for fire truck after viral video

Matt McCabe A window company in Clinton came to the rescue of the Hammon Fire Department.

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Van Slams Into Jenks Patrol Car On Highway 75

Take Dad To Heroes & Hot Rods Car Show In Jenks Saturday

Jenks Police Sergeant Laid To Rest

Community Remembers Jenks Police Sergeant

Jenks Police Department Loses One Of Its Own

Oklahoma Co. Sheriff Urges Passage Of Bill To Fix Loophole In Forcible Sodomy Law

Proposed Bill: OK Officers Using Excessive Force Would Lose Collective Bargaining

Proposed Bill: OK Officers Using Excessive Force Would Lose Collective Bargaining

State Senator Announces Bid For Tulsa County District Attorney

State Senator Announces Bid For Tulsa County District Attorney

OKC Mayor Lauds Plan To Leave Public Smoking Rights Up To Cities

OKC Mayor Lauds Plan To Leave Public Smoking Rights Up To Cities

Oklahoma Senate Leader Approves Study Into Medical Marijuana Legalization

Oklahoma Senate Leader Approves Study Into Medical Marijuana Legalization

Oklahoma Lawmaker Kills Smoking Ban Bill

Oklahoma Lawmaker Kills Smoking Ban Bill

Anti "Personhood" Group To Rally On Oklahoma Capitol

Anti "Personhood" Group To Rally On Oklahoma Capitol

Should a State Institution for the Developmentally Disabled Close?

Should a State Institution for the Developmentally Disabled Close?

Uncontested races

Uncontested races

Bill Would Allow Judges To Carry Weapons In Courtroom

Bill Would Allow Judges To Carry Weapons In Courtroom

Tulsa State Senator Taken To The Hospital

Tulsa State Senator Taken To The Hospital

Sex Offender Driver's Licenses

Sex Offender Driver's Licenses

State Senator upset sex offender bill may be sidelined

State Senator upset sex offender bill may be sidelined

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One in custody following a stabbing in NW OKC

One in custody following a stabbing in NW OKC

D.C. Debrief: President Trump moves to dismantle Department of Education, lawmakers seek answers on federal cuts

D.C. Debrief: President Trump moves to dismantle Department of Education, lawmakers seek answers on federal cuts

March Madness: Sooners bow-out of tournament with heads held high

March Madness: Sooners bow-out of tournament with heads held high

Top Headlines

One in custody following a stabbing in NW OKC

D.C. Debrief: President Trump moves to dismantle Department of Education, lawmakers seek answers on federal cuts

March Madness: Sooners bow-out of tournament with heads held high

DOGE publishes list of Social Security office closures, includes 1 in Oklahoma

Authorities respond to multi-vehicle crash in Moore; cars catch fire

Hammon Fire Department gifted new window for fire truck after viral video