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Two Anti-Abortion Bills Pass In House Committee

Two Anti-Abortion Bills Pass In House Committee

Two controversial abortion bills have passed a House committee and now head to the full state House of Representatives.

Civil Rights Groups Calling Out Three Lawmakers

Civil Rights Groups Calling Out Three Lawmakers

Civil rights groups are calling out, by name, three state lawmakers who they say have written misogynistic, racist or homophobic bills.

ACLU Blasts Governor Henry Over Veto

ACLU Blasts Governor Henry Over Veto

News 9 A bill that would have prevented the government from tracking residents through a chip implanted in a driver's license has been vetoed by Governor Henry, much to the disappointment of the American Civil Liberties Union.

Ten Commandments Bill Passes Through Committee

Ten Commandments Bill Passes Through Committee

News 9 The debate about displaying the Ten Commandments in the state's capitol continued Thursday, after a bill was presented to allow the biblical monument to be erected in state Capitol.

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A year after the Baltimore bridge collapse, a long road to recovery is ahead

A year after the Baltimore bridge collapse, a long road to recovery is ahead

Associated Press A year after the tragic collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland officials honored the six construction workers killed in the disaster, while the port rebounds and investigations continue into the cause of the accident.

A year after the Baltimore bridge collapse, a long road to recovery is ahead

A year after the Baltimore bridge collapse, a long road to recovery is ahead

Associated Press A year after the tragic collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland officials honored the six construction workers killed in the disaster, while the port rebounds and investigations continue into the cause of the accident.

Skeletal Remains Found in Joe Creek: Ongoing Investigation by Tulsa Police

Skeletal Remains Found in Joe Creek: Ongoing Investigation by Tulsa Police

David Prock Skeletal remains believed to be human were found in Joe Creek, prompting an investigation by Tulsa Police and the medical examiner.

Skeletal Remains Found in Joe Creek: Ongoing Investigation by Tulsa Police

Skeletal Remains Found in Joe Creek: Ongoing Investigation by Tulsa Police

David Prock Skeletal remains believed to be human were found in Joe Creek, prompting an investigation by Tulsa Police and the medical examiner.

City of Jenks declares state of emergency over mulch fire: 'Very unique, very challenging problem'

City of Jenks declares state of emergency over mulch fire: 'Very unique, very challenging problem'

Jonathan Polasek Jenks Mayor Cory Box declares a state of emergency as the mulch fire near West 101st Street continues to burn. Crews from various states are working together to tackle this "very unique, very challenging problem."

City of Jenks declares state of emergency over mulch fire: 'Very unique, very challenging problem'

City of Jenks declares state of emergency over mulch fire: 'Very unique, very challenging problem'

Jonathan Polasek Jenks Mayor Cory Box declares a state of emergency as the mulch fire near West 101st Street continues to burn. Crews from various states are working together to tackle this "very unique, very challenging problem."

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A year after the Baltimore bridge collapse, a long road to recovery is ahead

A year after the Baltimore bridge collapse, a long road to recovery is ahead

Associated Press A year after the tragic collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, Maryland officials honored the six construction workers killed in the disaster, while the port rebounds and investigations continue into the cause of the accident.

Skeletal Remains Found in Joe Creek: Ongoing Investigation by Tulsa Police

Skeletal Remains Found in Joe Creek: Ongoing Investigation by Tulsa Police

David Prock Skeletal remains believed to be human were found in Joe Creek, prompting an investigation by Tulsa Police and the medical examiner.

City of Jenks declares state of emergency over mulch fire: 'Very unique, very challenging problem'

City of Jenks declares state of emergency over mulch fire: 'Very unique, very challenging problem'

Jonathan Polasek Jenks Mayor Cory Box declares a state of emergency as the mulch fire near West 101st Street continues to burn. Crews from various states are working together to tackle this "very unique, very challenging problem."

Smoky skies over Tulsa as prescribed burns impact air quality

Smoky skies over Tulsa as prescribed burns impact air quality

News On 6 Scattered storms will move across southern Oklahoma this morning before dissipating, with additional storm chances returning late Thursday into the weekend as a series of disturbances bring gusty winds, mild temperatures, and potential for isolated strong storms.

Bill Clinton to speak at Remembrance Ceremony for 30th anniversary of OKC bombing

Bill Clinton to speak at Remembrance Ceremony for 30th anniversary of OKC bombing

Anna Denison Former President Bill Clinton will attend this year's Remembrance Ceremony of the Oklahoma City bombing, serving as the keynote speaker, Kari Watkins, President and CEO of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, confirmed.

Samurai Exhibit: Philbrook showcases 9 centuries of Japanese warrior armor

Samurai Exhibit: Philbrook showcases 9 centuries of Japanese warrior armor

Alyssa Miller The Philbrook Museum’s Samurai exhibit showcases 80 pieces of armor, offering a glimpse into the art and history of Japan’s warrior class.

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