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Lawmakers React To Military Jet Shooting Down Chinese Balloon

Associated Press “Clearly this was an attempt by China to gather information, to defeat our command and control of our sensitive missile defense and nuclear weapon sites,” said the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, among the members of Congress on the Sunday news shows. “And that certainly is an urgency that this administration does not recognize.”

CDC To Hold Briefing On How Public Can Prepare For Nuclear War

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has scheduled a briefing for later this month to outline how the public can prepare for nuclear war.

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City getting closer to May Avenue bridge makeover; looks to community for input

Stephanie Maniche Oklahoma City seeks public input on new design for the May Avenue NW Expressway bridge, addressing safety and traffic issues. Head to okc.gov to voice your suggestions by April 25, 2025.

City getting closer to May Avenue bridge makeover; looks to community for input

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City getting closer to May Avenue bridge makeover; looks to community for input

Teen dead, 1 arrested following deadly NE OKC hit-and-run

Cameron Joiner Family members are now mourning the loss of a 16-year-old girl after police say a suspect intentionally ran her over with his car.

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.

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