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Officers Quit The Department In Apparent Protest
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COLBERT, Okla. (AP) -- Three Colbert police officers, including the Bryan County town's police chief, have quit their jobs in apparent protest of the termination of a department secretary. Town Administrator
Braggs abuse court hearing rescheduled
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There are new developments involving the abuse of a 4 year old Braggs boy.
A January 4th preliminary hearing has been scheduled for the boy's mother Melanie Smith and her husband and half
Two plead innocent to abusing 4-year-old
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SALLISAW, Okla. (AP) -- Two Sequoyah County women are pleading innocent to child abuse charges in the beating and starving of a 4-year-old Braggs boy.
Brenna Smith and her mother, Sharon Smith,
Two Muskogee County residents' trial date set on child abuse charges
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Two people who face charges in a Muskogee County child abuse case have been bound over for trial.
Sharon Smith and her daughter, Brenna Smith face child neglect charges in the case involving
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Stock market dips amid new tariffs: What it could mean for Oklahomans
Destini Pittman
Stock market sees significant drop due to newly implemented tariffs, erasing approximately $2 trillion in market value. News 9 speaks with a Tulsa financial strategist about what this could mean for Oklahomans.
Stock market dips amid new tariffs: What it could mean for Oklahomans
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Stock market sees significant drop due to newly implemented tariffs, erasing approximately $2 trillion in market value. News 9 speaks with a Tulsa financial strategist about what this could mean for Oklahomans.
Financial strategist urges Oklahomans not to panic as stock market dips
Jordan Fremstad
Dow Jones drops 1,679 points in response to new Trump tariffs, but an Oklahoma-based financial strategist advises Oklahomans not to panic.
Financial strategist urges Oklahomans not to panic as stock market dips
Jordan Fremstad
Dow Jones drops 1,679 points in response to new Trump tariffs, but an Oklahoma-based financial strategist advises Oklahomans not to panic.
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.
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Stock market dips amid new tariffs: What it could mean for Oklahomans
Destini Pittman
Stock market sees significant drop due to newly implemented tariffs, erasing approximately $2 trillion in market value. News 9 speaks with a Tulsa financial strategist about what this could mean for Oklahomans.
Financial strategist urges Oklahomans not to panic as stock market dips
Jordan Fremstad
Dow Jones drops 1,679 points in response to new Trump tariffs, but an Oklahoma-based financial strategist advises Oklahomans not to panic.
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.
Former Yukon private high school principal arrested again, facing more child pornography charges
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A former Yukon private school principal is behind bars again on Thursday night, facing more child porn possession charges.
Guthrie Schools holds memorial service for beloved teacher ‘Ms. Mitchell’
Elizabeth Fitz
Guthrie Public Schools held a memorial service on Thursday evening to celebrate the life and teaching career of Ms. Charlotte Mitchell, who passed away last week.
Oklahoma and Arkansas Port Operators Group Lobbies for MKARNS Funding
Alex Cameron
Members of the Arkansas Oklahoma Port Operators Association were in Washington, DC, this week meeting with key members of Congress about what they say is critically needed funding for maintenance of the McClellan-Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System.
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