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Former Congressional Candidate Charged With Child Sex Abuse

Former Congressional Candidate Charged With Child Sex Abuse

News On 6 Daniel Edmonds ran for Oklahoma's second congressional district seat in 2010 against Charles Thompson and lost. Okmulgee County sheriff's deputies arrested Edmonds on Friday.

Malnourished Wagoner County Horses Rescued Thanks To Veterinarian

Malnourished Wagoner County Horses Rescued Thanks To Veterinarian

Five horses are recovering from malnutrition. Wagoner County Sheriff's deputies said if a neighbor hadn't called when he did, the horses could have died within just a few days.

President Trump Supporters Rally At Hunter Park

President Trump Supporters Rally At Hunter Park

More than one hundred people met Saturday at Hunter Park to rally in support of President Trump.

Oklahoma City to Settle Thompson's Suit

Oklahoma City to Settle Thompson's Suit

News On 6 The former Sooners quarterback was arrested in 2006 for public intoxication.

VIDEO: Full Interview With Kendal Thompson

VIDEO: Full Interview With Kendal Thompson

News On 6 Thompson spoke with Dean Blevins and John Holcomb about his commitment to the Sooners.

OU Releases Names of Players in Legends Classic

OU Releases Names of Players in Legends Classic

News On 6 The second annual event will be held prior to OU's spring football game.

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Rep. Dan Boren Elected To Fourth Term In U.S. House

Rep. Dan Boren Elected To Fourth Term In U.S. House

News On 6 Dan Boren, who will serve his fourth term in representing District 2, defeated his opponent Republican Charles Thompson.

Rep. Dan Boren Elected To Fourth Term In U.S. House

Rep. Dan Boren Elected To Fourth Term In U.S. House

News On 6 Dan Boren, who will serve his fourth term in representing District 2, defeated his opponent Republican Charles Thompson.

Former OU quarterback to appeal misdemeanor conviction

Former OU quarterback to appeal misdemeanor conviction

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The attorney for a former University of Oklahoma quarterback Charles Thompson says he'll appeal Thompson's conviction on a misdemeanor public drunkenness charge.

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Former OU quarterback to appeal misdemeanor conviction

Former OU quarterback to appeal misdemeanor conviction

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- The attorney for a former University of Oklahoma quarterback Charles Thompson says he'll appeal Thompson's conviction on a misdemeanor public drunkenness charge.

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Trial to start for former Sooner quarterback

Trial to start for former Sooner quarterback

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Former Oklahoma quarterback and radio announcer Charles Thompson is set for trial Monday on misdemeanor charges of public drunkenness and disturbing the peace.

The 38-year-old

Trial to start for former Sooner quarterback

Trial to start for former Sooner quarterback

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) -- Former Oklahoma quarterback and radio announcer Charles Thompson is set for trial Monday on misdemeanor charges of public drunkenness and disturbing the peace.

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Former Oklahoma quarterback's trial is delayed

Former Oklahoma quarterback's trial is delayed

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ Oklahoma City municipal prosecutors want to delay the trial for a former University of Oklahoma quarterback who faces misdemeanor public drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges.

Former Oklahoma quarterback's trial is delayed

Former Oklahoma quarterback's trial is delayed

News On 6 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) _ Oklahoma City municipal prosecutors want to delay the trial for a former University of Oklahoma quarterback who faces misdemeanor public drunkenness and disturbing the peace charges.

Muskogee Man Injured By Apparent Pipe Bomb

Muskogee Man Injured By Apparent Pipe Bomb

News On 6 MUSKOGEE, Okla. (AP) -- Authorities say a Muskogee man is in critical condition after a pipe bomb he was making blew up in his lap.

Muskogee County Sheriffâ€™s deputies say Charles Thompson lost

Muskogee Man Injured By Apparent Pipe Bomb

Muskogee Man Injured By Apparent Pipe Bomb

News On 6 MUSKOGEE, Okla. (AP) -- Authorities say a Muskogee man is in critical condition after a pipe bomb he was making blew up in his lap.

Muskogee County Sheriffâ€™s deputies say Charles Thompson lost

Sooners on the cover of S-I

Sooners on the cover of S-I

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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- The Oklahoma football team has beaten the New York Yankees.

The editors of Sports Illustrated have chosen the Sooners over the World Series champions for the cover of

Sooners on the cover of S-I

Sooners on the cover of S-I

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(Oklahoma City-AP) -- The Oklahoma football team has beaten the New York Yankees.

The editors of Sports Illustrated have chosen the Sooners over the World Series champions for the cover of

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Cherokee Nation steps in as Oklahoma passes on Summer EBT

Cherokee Nation steps in as Oklahoma passes on Summer EBT

Kris Crawford Cherokee Nation steps in to feed thousands of Oklahoma children through its Summer EBT program, after the state declines for the third year.

Cherokee Nation steps in as Oklahoma passes on Summer EBT

Cherokee Nation steps in as Oklahoma passes on Summer EBT

Kris Crawford Cherokee Nation steps in to feed thousands of Oklahoma children through its Summer EBT program, after the state declines for the third year.

Green Country Habitat for Humanity volunteers celebrate 100th home

Green Country Habitat for Humanity volunteers celebrate 100th home

Aaron Alexander 100th home built by Tulsa's 'Tuesday Morning Miracle Workers'—how these Habitat for Humanity volunteers are transforming Green Country.

Green Country Habitat for Humanity volunteers celebrate 100th home

Green Country Habitat for Humanity volunteers celebrate 100th home

Aaron Alexander 100th home built by Tulsa's 'Tuesday Morning Miracle Workers'—how these Habitat for Humanity volunteers are transforming Green Country.

Oklahoma sports betting: Bills move through legislature; lawmakers say the state is losing out on millions in revenue

Oklahoma sports betting: Bills move through legislature; lawmakers say the state is losing out on millions in revenue

Kristen Weaver Supporters say legalizing sports betting could bring in millions for the state, but critics warn of gambling addiction and tribal disagreements.

Oklahoma sports betting: Bills move through legislature; lawmakers say the state is losing out on millions in revenue

Oklahoma sports betting: Bills move through legislature; lawmakers say the state is losing out on millions in revenue

Kristen Weaver Supporters say legalizing sports betting could bring in millions for the state, but critics warn of gambling addiction and tribal disagreements.

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Cherokee Nation steps in as Oklahoma passes on Summer EBT

Cherokee Nation steps in as Oklahoma passes on Summer EBT

Kris Crawford Cherokee Nation steps in to feed thousands of Oklahoma children through its Summer EBT program, after the state declines for the third year.

Green Country Habitat for Humanity volunteers celebrate 100th home

Green Country Habitat for Humanity volunteers celebrate 100th home

Aaron Alexander 100th home built by Tulsa's 'Tuesday Morning Miracle Workers'—how these Habitat for Humanity volunteers are transforming Green Country.

Oklahoma sports betting: Bills move through legislature; lawmakers say the state is losing out on millions in revenue

Oklahoma sports betting: Bills move through legislature; lawmakers say the state is losing out on millions in revenue

Kristen Weaver Supporters say legalizing sports betting could bring in millions for the state, but critics warn of gambling addiction and tribal disagreements.

Driver of pickup dies in rear-end collision near Sapulpa on Highway 33

Driver of pickup dies in rear-end collision near Sapulpa on Highway 33

Brooke Cox Authorities are investigating a fatal crash near Highway 33 and S. 193rd West Avenue west of Sapulpa.

30 Tulsans graduate from Drug, DUI and Veterans Treatment Court

30 Tulsans graduate from Drug, DUI and Veterans Treatment Court

Reagan Ledbetter 30 Tulsans started new chapters of their life Friday after graduating from Tulsa County's Drug, DUI and Veterans treatment court programs. The alternative court programs help set people on a path to sobriety and help them become productive members of the community, rather than locking them up in a prison cell.

Dr. Jim Hess Named 20th President of Oklahoma State University

Dr. Jim Hess Named 20th President of Oklahoma State University

David Prock Dr. Jim Hess has been named the 20th president of Oklahoma State University, after serving as interim president since February.

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