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Healing Slow For Pott. Co. Man Attacked By Machete-Wielding Stepfather

News 9 An Oklahoma man is left with a lifetime of scars after being attacked with a machete. The victim’s stepfather attacked him last October, nearly killing him. John Logan, 47, remains in the Pottawatomie County jail on a $250,000 bond. He recently plea

Protections Available For Domestic Violence Survivors

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Domestic violence experts say “Victim Protection Orders” or “VPO’s” are only part of a complex problem.

Wife Details Estranged Husband's Attack On Family With Machete

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The estranged wife of a Pottawatomie County man accused of attacking her and two of her sons with a machete, says he shouldn’t be allowed to bond out of jail.

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'Oklahoma Standard is pretty amazing:' Wildfire survivor pays it forward after losing everything in 2012

Hank Cavagnaro In 2012, Suzy Stevenson lost everything she owned when a wildfire destroyed her rental home in Luther. As wildfires burn through the town again, she is now raising money to help those impacted.

'Oklahoma Standard is pretty amazing:' Wildfire survivor pays it forward after losing everything in 2012

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Police investigates shooting in SW OKC

Victor Pozadas Oklahoma City Police have reported a shooting in SW OKC.

Warm temps return for first day of Spring, fire danger ahead this weekend

News 9 After a cold start to the morning, the heat is expected to return on Thursday. Justin Rudicel has your latest forecast.

'Oklahoma Standard is pretty amazing:' Wildfire survivor pays it forward after losing everything in 2012

Thunder Thursday: Hispanic Heritage Night

News 9 Join the Oklahoma City Thunder as they celebrate Hispanic culture on March 27. Immerse yourself in the vibrant cultural festivities, including performances and art.

What to know about the U.S. Department of Education

Alex Cameron President Trump will sign an executive order directing Secretary of Education Linda McMahon to take steps toward closing the Department of Education, though congressional approval is required for full elimination.

Oklahoma executes man amid week of multiple U.S. executions

Haley Weger Oklahoma executed Wendell Grissom for a 2005 murder, marking the state's first execution of the year amid a week of multiple executions across the U.S.

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