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Sheriff Niles' Attorney Believes Sheriff Is Innocent

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The Garfield County Sheriff's attorney believes the manslaughter charge should be dropped.

Garfield County Sheriff And Five Employees Booked For Manslaughter

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Garfield County Sheriff Jerry Niles and five jail employees are being charged with a second degree manslaughter felony.

Hennessey Police Chief's Wife Faces Felony Charge

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Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (OBN) investigators found at least nine prescriptions wrongly called in by Deanna Lynn Weber in 2014, according to court documents.

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Automated mowers at Oklahoma capitol, how much money the state says they'll save

Christian Hans Robotic landscapers take over at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Learn about the technology revolutionizing state maintenance and what this means for budget and environmental conservation.

Automated mowers at Oklahoma capitol, how much money the state says they'll save

Christian Hans Robotic landscapers take over at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Learn about the technology revolutionizing state maintenance and what this means for budget and environmental conservation.

New Report Indicates that Marijuana Use Is Up 73% Among Oklahoma Teens: Dispensary owner reacts

Eden Jones A new report has sparked debate about the impact of medical marijuana legalization in Oklahoma. It reveals details about marijuana use growing in kids and adults, and an uptick in the drug's production.

New Report Indicates that Marijuana Use Is Up 73% Among Oklahoma Teens: Dispensary owner reacts

Oklahoma State Department of Education Social Studies standards: House & Senate Dems weigh in

Bella Roddy Oklahoma House and Senate Democrats held a press conference Monday to discuss the Oklahoma State Department of Education’s revised social studies standards.

Oklahoma State Department of Education Social Studies standards: House & Senate Dems weigh in

Bella Roddy Oklahoma House and Senate Democrats held a press conference Monday to discuss the Oklahoma State Department of Education’s revised social studies standards.

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Automated mowers at Oklahoma capitol, how much money the state says they'll save

Christian Hans Robotic landscapers take over at the Oklahoma State Capitol. Learn about the technology revolutionizing state maintenance and what this means for budget and environmental conservation.

New Report Indicates that Marijuana Use Is Up 73% Among Oklahoma Teens: Dispensary owner reacts

Oklahoma State Department of Education Social Studies standards: House & Senate Dems weigh in

Bella Roddy Oklahoma House and Senate Democrats held a press conference Monday to discuss the Oklahoma State Department of Education’s revised social studies standards.

What to know before election day April 1 in Oklahoma

Katie Alexander Tuesday, Apr. 1, is election day for many school and city elections across Oklahoma. Voters will also decide on a couple of state house and senate elections.

Former Sooner Trae Young announced as Assistant GM to OU Men's Basketball team

Soonersports.com , OU Athletics University of Oklahoma Vice President and Athletics Director Joe Castiglione announced Monday that OU has hired former Sooners All-American and four-time NBA All-Star Trae Young as assistant general manager for men's basketball. Castiglione also announced that Young has pledged to donate $1 million to support the championship efforts of that program.

USPS Updates Service Standards, Promising More Reliable Service: What to Expect Starting April 1

David Prock USPS will update service standards starting April 1, allowing for improved delivery times, while some mail may experience faster or slower standards.

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